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Jam
Jamming on a keyboard, with a few patterns running around in the back
I Miss You
Another mic in track track, built around an audio love letter sent to some girl named Holly. You can hear the original letter (done in two takes) at the above link. Look for "I Love You Holly"; it's about two-thirds the way down the list.
Tram
A sleepy ride on a tram in pre-reunification Dresden, waking with sudden clarity
Think of Me
This is the opening song from my Comfort Stand EP, "mic in track," consisting of songs created from anonymous personal recordings that were (unwittingly) shared on p2p networks. You can hear many more examples on my homepage.
I used FruityLoops (FL Studio) to make the music, GoldWave to make the samples, and AudioGnome (primarily) to find the original mic in tracks.
Sweet Honey Sucking Bees
Shakuhachi player meets Roberta Flack, Redd Foxx and John Wilbye in a bar. "for if one flaming dart come from her eye,
was never dart so sharp, ah, then you die, you die."
birds flights
this is a track from my old band noumena... instrumental and moody. give it a listen and if you like you can download a lot more (for free) here: ohler homepage. Note: a lot of people say that they like to make out to this song.
Man Made Inside Out Planets
A trip into the mind of Francis E. Dec, Esq.
sinxitweten
This is an experiment in audio loss. The idea: If you destroy audio with low-bitrate encoding, how far do you have to go before it no longer sounds like a badly encoded song, but something intriguing again? [more info]
21 (office)
harsh noise directly inspired by an ISO of Microsoft Office (salaryman track #21)
Mad House
Spooky beats, sharpened knives, with a madman on that ol' church organ.
Alien Staring Contest
Meener meener meener ambient earthlings!
Today is Not a Day
From my for-fun band, The Loqol Boiz. When people talk about "experimental music", this is a good example of what they are referring to. The song tells a story -- can you divine it?
Community Noise
Members of the public were invited to bring a non-musical object to a drop-in recording session. We recorded them making a noise with their thing ('things' included carrots, an umbrella, false teeth, keys, photoflash, adding machine, pints of beer), and then the next day I did an improvised gig using only the collected sounds as source material. This is an excerpt from the gig.
Oozelove
Oozing, loving, beatless
Nil By Mouth
A big machine is rolling up behind you in the dark. Creepy ambience.