Track 8 on the album. Safety in Patterns I dream right through you. Bring home the damage to sift through. As I tear and fold you, I feel strange and fall through. Rub your eyes. Scour the clause. I must def+ine what it is that I'm not. Turpentine…

The final song in the keyed series, this one was recorded with just Zane and I. A few days before recording this one, I repaired an old digital delay/loop pedal my dad had, so we used that as one of the main elements of this song. Unlike the loop…

The drums on this track were played on a garage sale set of kiddie drums I bought for my son,they sound surprisingly good considering I recorded them with one SM57 mic.This was one of my first attempts at playing real drums on a track,about 5…

I was trying to tune my radio into a station I picked up, just for an instant, but I found it hard to keep a lock on it, I kept getting strange interferences. From what I could hear it sounded like someone sent [MMI](http://alonetone.com/mmi…

This was part of my first year Computer Arts Audio Coursework. Developed and created using Reason and a keyboard (: And a massive thank you to Robin for his wonderful help and musical talents :P

This to me is something totally different than what I thought would become of it..but it's deffinetly me..

An old track that marked R.T.'s foray into collage pieces.

Great Texas Blues song.I like the fact that a classic blues tune like this was written right here in East Texas.These songs are truly part of the history of this area, trains still run the tracks, but not nearly as important nowadays to the people…

Nearly finished mastering it... but might be awhile before I get that done - so, since I'm so bad at finishing what I've started, here it is.

Yet another raw track from the studio floor.

Another raw track from the studio floor.

Raw track from the studio floor.

This is actually two unfinished songs. I just liked how they sounded.

An ooooold track. But on account of a new computer, it's the only one I have handy to upload at the moment.

A compilation from Christmas day 2009. Started at 8pm until 3:30am. Me and my family. Doug - singing. Me and my brother - beatbox. My boxing day was spent adding the music.

This is the last track on our LP, Novella Minor. It's roughly 7 1/2 minutes long, followed by about 3 minutes of ambient interlude, and then the 'bonus' track, "Where the Unknown Traveller Lies." They reside on 1 track together on the album, and…

Another quick recording :) Nothing special. The voices (not from my head) are a bit too loud. Ahh well :)

Possibly the 'Stairway To Heaven" of comedy rock. Not for the politically correct!

We thought it would be hilarious to write a song about some jerk loser who dreams of marrying Hitler. Trust us, it's funny!