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I'm not dead, you're dead. Hey everybody! Hey! There's a body. Sex Creates Monsters. Track two off of the in Out's new EP, "Half-Vaxxed". It's my first appearance on an in Out record since 1998, and it's about the weirdest thing Todd's ever helmed over his legendary crew of outsiders in Boston. Six songs. All outmastered with an iron fist in a marshmallow. All six inner planets tilted way out of axial alignment. Alert local civil authorities e.g. college radio stations. Thank you for your support. We're the in Out. We still exist.
posted by not_on_display on Jul 28, 2022 - 1 comment

A song we played when I was in The In Out circa 1994-1996, but I don't know if they ever recorded it after I departed. So I decided to cover it twenty years later. [more inside]
posted by not_on_display on Jan 23, 2017 - 6 comments

Getting in just under the wire for the May/June city song challenge, this is a short little banjo tune from Buckley's New Banjo Method of 1860. Fretless minstrel banjo, parlor guitar, bones and tambourine.
posted by usonian on Jun 29, 2015 - 5 comments

Showcases the punk momentum our band can bring to the table, with lyrics that speak to (and for) my attention-deficit generation. [more inside]
posted by mysticreferee on Oct 3, 2012 - 2 comments

I thought I'd throw a few older compositions up here for fun. This is a short piano trio I composed in 2004. Lots of extended techniques and other academic foolery. But it still rocks a little, when it does.
posted by Lutoslawski on Jul 14, 2010 - 2 comments

Poppy-ska song I wrote a couple years ago about being afraid to ask a girl out. (I did, eventually, but not in the song). [more inside]
posted by Jon_Evil on Dec 19, 2009 - 1 comment

The first song I can remember "writing." Circa 1986. Re-recorded here for anterity. [more inside]
posted by abc123xyzinfinity on May 17, 2009 - 1 comment

In the late '90s, I was the main guy behind an electronic art-pop band called Science Park. After suffering a nervous breakdown in the winter of 2000, I disbanded the group and retreated from the music industry for six arduous years. Now thirty, I've just issued a 15-year retrospective of my life in sound and have re-committed myself to my life's work with a raft of new projects. "Ascension Island" was first issued on a Japanese 7" single on Motorway Records in 2000, and later on my album Disinformation (Obscure-Disk). A tale of love, espionage, and violence always just out of sight, it features my trademark drifting electronics, shortwave radio interceptions, and cool, clean singing. Enjoy.
posted by mykescipark on Mar 7, 2007 - 15 comments