In that brief moment when you cannot wait any longer and you just need to hear a certain someone say a certain something to you. Whether it be the greatest or worst news you shall ever receive. This song is what lies within that excruciating moment before the body can respond.

Sound clips taken from Reservoir Dogs and Doom.

I'll Skin the Cat that got Your Tongue

Sound clips taken from my 2 favorite Twilight Zone episodes (Five Characters in Search of an Exit & Nothing in the Dark) The Ash Child from Silent Hill the movie and the Bloodlust spell from War Craft 2. Oh, and a violin sound clip I snagged from a random youtube video.

Instruments:
Yamaha Rx5
microKORG synthesizer
PSR-15 Keyboard.

The Man Once Banished Is Now Unleashed

Admiral Nelson had many accomplishments but he also had one great downfall and that was leaving his wife (Fanny) for his mistress (Emma Hamilton). 

When he left her he made it clear that he wanted Fanny to never write him again. She ignored this request and frequently wrote to him expressing her love and forgiveness. These letters went unread and were returned to sender. She spent the remainder of her life by her father-in-law's bedside as he died of old age. 

Nelson spent his surviving days with his younger mistress and serving the British Royal Navy until his untimely death at the Battle of Trafalgar.


          " My smile mimics 
            You with it's absence 
            That burns so much more 
            Than any absinth 
                     You could dilute this 
                     Pain I'm forced to endure 
                     But that would require 
                     Time you cannot afford."

The opening and closing sound clips were taken from I Remember Nelson.

Displaced by Emma

No instruments were used for this diddy. Just various sounds I snagged from various sources. Old horror films, A Few Good men and the Twilight Zone episode The Invaders.

Code Red (an overture)

6/23/2004 I started my first recordings. Space Marine 17 was originally inspired by the music to the Final Doom level: Geryon.

My songs range from electronic thrash to martial tracks with sound clip accompaniment and maybe an occasional dance track. Everything counts as music to me. Like Mama Cass says, “make your own kind of music.”