Lyrically taking the viewpoint of Supervillans.  This four song collection of minimal but lush sounding guitar based chamber folk explores what it means to be just like you are, but with greater power than is good for anyone.

More info and songs at verse-chorus-verse.com or bruxcallison.bandcamp.com

Art by the tremendous M. Hyder at mhyder.com. 

Fracturing The Confederacy For Ultimate Evil

The Dub Miasma  EP sounds sort of like a gloomy but groovy 4-track dance record. Some of the songs were recorded on a computer but most were on a cassette recorder. There are no words, but there are voices. The goal is to make a big, moving, dark sound with a pulse like a hidden heart.

Tholos

Touching Teh Innar Sploit

Oh, Is That Supposed To Hurt Me?

We Drunk As Much As We Were Minded

The Dub Miasma Sessions Session I

The Dub Miasma Sessions Session II

The Dub Miasma Sessions Session III

A love song to one of the greatest companions in all of the Dr. Who universe.  From Brux Callison & The Entangled Photons.  Track 8 on the fantastic Dr. Who tribute compilation: "Visitations"  put together by Hipster, Please! at hipsterplease.com.  
Link for the whole album: http://www.hipsterplease.com/2010/04/visitations-musical-tribute-to-doctor.html

C'mon Leela (put your knife away)

Written to promote Matthew Simmon's excellent book on Black Metal:  The Moon Tonight Feels My Revenge
link: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#%21/pages/The-Moon-Tonight-Feels-My-Revenge/147877225244402

This MetalFolk song takes you on a journey with a nervous young metal fan.

Bruxcallison