A playlist containing my favourite song off of each of my favourite modern prog rock/metal albums.

Modern Prog

A psychological thriller theme written for my second recording session at Studio X as part of the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring master's program.

Prism (Psychological Thriller Theme)

This is the final two cues from Bradley McNaughton's stop-motion animation short film "Do Us Part".  I left them as a single track because it flows well from one to the next.  

Recorded at Studio X in Seattle.

Do Us Part

I recently took the time to come back to this piece and give it a much-needed remixing and mastering.  (4/1/2015) 

Original Notes:

A sci-fi action cue for 52-piece orchestra.

Composed, Orchestrated, and Conducted by Brendon Williams

Nebulous

The score to the depressing final act of the short film, "Sam Roy."  

Composed, Orchestrated, and Conducted by Brendon Williams at Studio X.

The End Of Hope

A demo reel of a few of my guitar solos from the last couple years.

Guitar Solo Reel

Rareform

Ometh

Weather Systems

The Storm Before The Calm

Animals as Leaders

On Impulse

The Observer 

These Aren't Mirages

Atrament

Manic Void

Selections of my music from the official Guild Wars 2: Path of Fire soundtrack.

Deadly Encounter

Battle in Draconis Mons

Sands of Chaos

The End of War

You Are Creating: Limb1

Sum of Parts

Music Bios: : https://tr.ee/HPX
- Electronic: DnB (Neurofunk, Liquid, Halftime, Techstep, Darkstep, Hardstep, Atmospheric, Minimal, Jungle, IDM) | Ambient | Deep Dubstep/140/Grime
- Metal: Black, Death, Thrash, Doom,Avant-Garde/Experimental, Folk, Prog, Power/USPM, Heavy/Trad, Deathgrind

Combining searing riffs with powerful melodies, contemporary jazz harmony, polyrhythmic grooves, and virtuosic solos, A Sense of Gravity is dedicated above all to strong, musical composition and moving songwriting. 

Founded in Seattle by guitarists David McDaniel and Brendon Williams in 2011, the two quickly began writing and recording their debut EP, which was released later that year.  The EP was quick to attract attention both online and locally, and within a few months the band had filled its lineup with some of Seattle’s best metal musicians, including keyboardist/guitarist Brandon Morris (ex-Collibus), drummer Peter Breene (ex-Arisen from Nothing), and vocalist C.J. Jenkins.    Shortly after, the band recorded its first full-lineup track - a jazz-fusion/groove-metal cover of White Christmas for the 2011 Djentlemen’s Club Christmas compilation.  The musicians released their first single and most progressive track yet, Spectre, early the next year.  2012 saw A Sense of Gravity finalize their lineup by hiring Chance Unterseher (ex-Rowan) on bass and expand their presence in the local scene by playing shows all around Seattle, opening for numerous bands, including Threat Signal.  
In November, they entered Fastback Studios (Jeff Loomis, 7 Horns 7 Eyes) to record drums for their debut full-length album, Travail, beginning the nearly year-long process of recording, mixing, and perfecting their most ambitious project to date.  The rest of the instruments and vocals were recorded in the band members’ home studios and the album was mixed and produced by guitarist Brendon Williams before being sent off to Fascination Street Studios to be mastered by Jens Bogren (Opeth, Devin Townsend, Symphony X, Amon Amarth, Dark Tranquillity, James LaBrie (Dream Theater), Extol, Leprous, and more).  With Travail, A Sense of Gravity are prepared to surprise and delight the ears of progressive metal connoisseurs all over the world.

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Manic Void

A Sense of Gravity

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