two quotes off some TCM-movie and an edited Lady Gaga interview pretty much make up the vocal portion of the track. the rest was born from the fat beats i started out with.

has an Alan Watts sample in it that discusses the vanishing of the hand when lacking background. as i wanted to keep my hand, i gave some background to the song, and as a result it is pretty well-layered. i was wondering how you think you write…

name is 471[underscore][dash]6. cause its in the lyrics. lyrics come from an interview with Terrance McKenna, but i kinda liked the interviewer better today, and i didn't want to get in peoples faces with drug-propaganda, so i left out Terrance…

title just came up, cause i was thinking of that song 'if you leave me now, you take away the biggest part of me... oehwoehwooeehooe no baby please don't go...' i tried spending some more time than usual detailing everything and finding a balance…

title is Dutch, something like 'the single is hidden', which makes no sense. maybe it could be translated as 'the loner has hidden'. introductory lyrics are Dutch, saying, in rough translation, 'i begin from my matter, which is the human; tangible…

was making music tonight when my dog started barking for no reason, but mild paranoia convinced me of the possibility that i did not hear anything outside of my headphones. i then made this song... ... actually, i already had the song half-finished…

made this tonight, while smoking, as always.. title is explained by the lyrics combined with (very intellectualy) my use of the numbers from the fibonacci-sequence for note-pitch values of a couple of instruments.

it will. (started adding dates to the tracks as part of my new digital organizational scheme, for you who noticed)

a song about music, and with strangeness in its heart - as always -, ending with a contemplative moment with Aldous Huxley.

for when you suddenly realise you've gone too far.

called this track 'dirty awakenings' because it sounds like dirty awakenings.

an old song (made with free synth/sampler/sequencer software AXS). gives you 1.43 to take a leak whilst in the middle of an album.

it's a bit slow. but meant to be.

literal English translation: 'it presses in my head', because of that feeling you sometimes have that something is pressing against the inside of your skull.

English title would be 'today it's a bit cold', literally. it's a story by a Dutch kid about what he did that day and related stuff.

as i sit and make music till late at night, i sometimes lose track of time, as the title demonstrates.

no comment.

this is one of my favourite songs. it's not as strange or complicated or whatever as most of my work, but it's just very nice.