(All
MP3 Files saved at 192k)
Unreleased Track (Summer,
2006)
I
See These Hills and Know I Love You (11:11,
12.8MB - 160kbps.)
This summer I was working on an album of multi-tracked
studio compositions, a first for me as all the last multi-tracking I did
was on a four-track recorder several years ago. Unfortunately, all these
tracks - in fact all works in progress - were lost in a harddrive in early
autumn. This track is all that remains because I'd previously made the mp3
and posted for some friends. I will probably revisit the studio album idea
in the near future, but for now it's not a high priority.
Video Collaboration (Summer,
2006)
VII
(.wmv file)
Jason Talbot asked me to send him some audio that he
would in turn use to soundtrack a short video. I obliged. Talbot mixed my
track with a submission from Maile Colbert. End result is pretty killer.
Click here
to read Jason's write-up about this and check out the rest of his videos
at http://thefever5k.blogspot.com/
February (2006)
A project in which I recorded a track each day during
February 2006 and posted an MP3 each night. I have taken down the majority
of the files to save on bandwidth - pretty sure they are on file-sharing
networks if you want to find them - but decided to keep my five favorite
up.
1000
Books on Non-Existent Religions (9:07,
12.5MB)
Ambient
White Trash (8:07, 11.1MB)
Somewhere
in Richmond (13:00, 17.8MB)
Young
Ghosts (4:10, 5.7MB)
A Welcoming
Hole (7:32, 10.3MB)
Last of the American Sessions (GMBY,
2005)
Last
of the American Sessions Vol. 1 (Edit)
(14:00, 19.2MB)
14 Minute excerpt from the single-track tour-only CDr
released just before leaving the States.
Elaborate Palms (Heavy
Tapes, 2005)
Side
C (9:50, 13.5MB)
Third side of this double cassette release from last
year. Probably my favorite solo release to date.
Links
The
Future of Everything (TIBprod MP3 single)
Two tracks from 2003/2004.
Scroll down to Single Number 41 on the page: The Future of Everything
and All Future Pasts Muss Pass Through The Present.
The
Once-Ripe Vines (Homophoni MP3)
Fifteen minute drone conceptualized/tweaked/recorded
in January & February 2006. I tried to perform a version of this for
my first show in Japan. It didn't go very well.
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