One of those rare occasions that the photo may actually have been taken during the recording. Recorded live by SubversionSoundSystem, 2004 sometime. 
Darren Douglas Danahy - Synths, Guitar
Darren Harper - Bass
Chris Reyes - Vocal
Alberto Martinez - sampler, turntables
Evan Brown - Drums

Photo by Diana Tamayo

Falling, Further. - (SubversionSoundSystem)

Lyrics:

Trying to get her mask off 
and all I get are feces and blood. 
What a mess! it’s all my fault! 

Trying to get deeper, 
what an overwhelming result. 
I found you when I didn’t even want to. 

Handicaps that fit well. 
Illusions of full body. 
They’ll never understand: 
what they’ve lost will never return. 

Trying to get her mask off 
and all I get are feces and blood. 
What a mess! it’s all my fault! 

Trying to get deeper, 
what an overwhelming result. 
I found you when I didn’t even want to. 

What she has is locked away. 
Illusions of full body. 
I can’t free what I can’t see. 
And it’s lost it will never return, no! 

Trying to get her mask off 
and all I get are feces and blood. 
What a mess! it’s all my fault! 

Trying to get deeper, 
what an overwhelming result. 
I found you when I didn’t even want to.

イリュージョン 
"Illusions" 
Produced by: Max Devereaux & Adrián Suchowolski 
Song written by: Adrián Suchowolski & Max Devereaux

Max Devereaux: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion, Drums, Electronics 

Adrián Suchowolski: Vocals, Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar, Percussion, Drums, Electronics 

Nelson Devereaux: Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Flute 

Paul Westfahl: Drums, Percussion 

Chuck Devereaux: Album cover artwork 

Akira Naito: Japanese translation

New Album

Illusions ft. Max Devereaux

NEW DEMO Kelen Helvetia - Drug from "Vainglorious"

Rotten

Kelen Helvetia - Drug

A little town in northeastern California used to be a mill town with a prison.  Today, the mill stands still. The towers remain a reminder of a much different time. 
Thanks To Logan Blackard for drums
Lyrics;
There's visions of ghosts 
at the old mill tower
In the old saw mill
The blades of the saws
Once hot from the cut
sit cold and still

mountains surround
A small valley town 
At the foot of the hills
A small lonely place
With the never sweat pace
of Susanville 


The cold winter days pass 
into warm summer nights 
The Old town shines on the Main Street 
in bold neon light
The  bitter brush covers a dry desert land 
to the tree covered hills
An old lumber town that's hardly renowned called Susanville 

Roll the lumber
We're cutting for grade
Logs rolling in set for the cut
Is how our money is made

Roll the lumber
We're cutting for grade
Logs rolling in set for the cut
Is how our money is made

New Industry grows 
time served for crime
Jobs to be filled
The cops and the cons 
Face off behind walls 
The state pays the bill

The old mill still stands
holding it's ground 
In hope of living again
Lost spirits are found
in this High Desert town
Called Susanville

Roll the lumber
We're cutting for grade
Logs rolling in set for the cut
Is how our money is made

Roll the lumber
We're cutting for grade
Logs rolling in set for the cut
Is how our money was made

Susanville

This orchestral piece was inspired by the lyrics @JanineLevinson provided for  "AND SO" (https://soundcloud.com/phil-Mcwalter/and-So). This piece portrays the ensuing uneasy wedding reception. 

I composed and recorded it using Spitfire Audio's 'BBC Symphony Orchestra' and Native Instrument's 'Berlin Concert Grand Piano' samples in Logic Pro X. Each instrument played line by line on keyboard.

VIDEO: An excerpt has been entered into the Spitfire Audio 'Bridgerton Score' competition: https://youtu.be/i3s1qkrN8DU

(MWV 317)

The Wedding Party

The Uncomfortable Wedding Reception

@enigmacurry made a song
@mystique_wind added to it

S03E12 - Inner Rhymes

A Brightly Coloured Smile

Rytham Guitar, Lead Guitar, Bass & Drums By Peter Kirch,
Lead guitar & Synths By Martin Reed.
Produced By Peter Kirch & Martin Reed,
Composed By Peter Kirch.

Papa Petes Bossa Supernova Feat Martin Reed

Napped 'til Dark

Guitars & voice: Going Loopy

Text taken from: Elias Canetti, "Die Provinz des Menschen. Aufzeichnungen 1942-1972"

"Wenn man sehr viele Worte gemacht hat, verliert man das Gefühl dafür, wie viel sie den anderen bedeuten. Da erst beginnt die eigentliche Schlechtigkeit des Wortmenschen."

Elias Canetti

Wortmensch

Every Serious Moment

Hello, this is a kind of 'odds and ends' page for Darren D. Danahy https://soundcloud.com/darren-d-danahy of Keldari Station https://soundcloud.com/keldari-station  ...This is where I am putting recordings from my past, bands that either I am no longer active in, or are no longer active. I tried to put whatever information I could remember about the tracks or projects on the songs. Enjoy!

Falling, Further. - (SubversionSoundSystem)

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