A random mash of a few cool sounds I'm working on at the moment.

Beans And Sausages

I've recently felt like writing something totally different. Still the same instruments but I hope you feel the change of pace if you've heard my songs before.

Cold Mourning

Trying something totally random and different at the moment. 

Never written this kind of stuff before so feedback would be appreciated, come at me :D

Xanadu Canyon

Solo content day 1. Going to try and knock a few of these out over the coming weeks. Stay tuned

Wooden Whales

The Well Traveled Man

Sentinals

Been a while, but im back on it again. Heres some blasts

Blastoise

Jeronimo

Remixed the previous track, and run it through mastering from IK Multimedia

BHNI1.2

Hyde

Oxygen

Born

Testing out some mixing and track ideas. New tones, new kit.

Storeh?

Fortitude

Trying out a new patch I've made on the Kemper, and a new genre for a future project?...

Meathead

Soap on a Rope

Remission

New tones and fast riffs, plus my favourite run in a solo.

Behold Them As They Tread

That Jam That Time

Deterrent

The March

Shogun

Static

Trojan

Pit Lord

Haunt You

Sisyphus

Waterfall

Yukan'na doryoku

Garden of Earthly Delights is triptych painted by Dutch artist Hieronymus Bosch, known for his master dark depictions in his paintings. Even though it depicts heaven, earth and hell, it is named after the central and the largest panel - the most intriguing and most controversial but also not the longest period of the human existence, the human life on earth, and it presents avant-garde vision of the surrealistic fantasy and vivid hallucinatory scenes that are melted together in this horror world. The three planes of the human condition are hierarchical structure consisted of the highest plane of godlike moral norms, human conscious acts and organised life, as well as the world of the subconscious fantasies, fears, passions and morally and/or socially forbidden joy. Biblically posed and accordingly to the values of its time, this horror painting shows human fate which undoubtedly led from the paradise lost across the vale to the abyss of hell. Its terrifying allegory is everlasting Memento Mori and for five hundred years it hasn’t stopped fascinating and frightening.

Ben Parr

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