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This short thing is the earliest guitar composition of mine that I can still remember how to play. Original composition date unknown, although I'm pretty sure I played this at the old house we used to live in - so composition must have taken…read more

Came across a short ditty from more than ten years ago, and decided to tack on an ending. It's still a bit on the short side, but at least it has some sort of ending now. :)

Simple interlude - a combination of two interludes, really - made entirely with the Thor synth set within Reason 5. Photo by the amazingly talented photographer Marianna Armata.

Backwards piano loop disappearing in a hazy sea of reverb. Inspired by long hours sitting in airport lounges, and with nods to Brian Enos "Music for Airports".

Ambient piece based around a slow growing chord that builds to a big climax. Imagining the spectacle of watching a sunrise or an eclipse in space.

Analyze analytical actions I suppose Formatting frustration fickle fascination falls Recite riddles maybe, or measure many moves Controlling correct posture Pulsing perpendicular (Chorus) I know to some degree the source of the lyrical…read more

There's a darkness creeping in the woods by a brimstone tree A withered headless horseman traveling on the breeze A mighty footprint measured 15 inches long Whispered voices rolling in off the fog (Chorus) Transcribe plates made of stone…read more

This one is still in progress, Jon the guitarist sent me a riff which i stuck together to get a kinda structure...so this is take 1.... I'm gonna kill a Mockingbird That mockingbird mocks me with your name I'm still not over you and it's causing…read more

This short thing is the earliest guitar composition of mine that I can still remember how to play. Original composition date unknown, although I'm pretty sure I played this at the old house we used to live in - so composition must have taken…read more

Weekend jam time

An ebow strained thru octave pedal and pitch shifter.

Yeah, that Doors song.

It's a 100 degrees F in the shade here. Covering a John Fahey tune, which was inspired by Charley Patton.

So, what's "Fly"? This. Bass Cajon; tambourine; congas; cymbals. 4/4 180bpm.

Caveat emptor: I did absolutely none of the drumming in this piece. WORLD PREMIER! FIRST RECORDING OF THIS PATTERN - EVER! My friend Kokou "Alex" Yemey called me a few days ago with some urgency in his voice: "I must record this before…read more

Backwards piano loop disappearing in a hazy sea of reverb. Inspired by long hours sitting in airport lounges, and with nods to Brian Enos "Music for Airports".

Backwards piano loop disappearing in a hazy sea of reverb. Inspired by long hours sitting in airport lounges, and with nods to Brian Enos "Music for Airports".

This short thing is the earliest guitar composition of mine that I can still remember how to play. Original composition date unknown, although I'm pretty sure I played this at the old house we used to live in - so composition must have taken…read more

Spontaneous little ditty about carelessness and always staying on the move. Quite different from the murky, depressing trite I always seem to end up composing. This started out as a loose solo guitar jam around a simple chord sequence, and…read more

Entry for Zan's Current Events Compo 2010 on Trax in Space. I was inspired by the news of the solar transit of Space Shuttle Atlantis and the International Space Station on may 16. It was covered in global media, and what *really* sparked my interest…read more