A borrowed drum machine + a 1970's Yamaha CS-50 analog synthesizer facilitate an imaginary trip around a small town on Mars. 

Space Age Sunday Driver

What you are about to hear is nothing short of a miracle...

Living Stereo

Luscious Lemon performing Skeleton Woman live at the New Orleans Cafe in July of 2011 or so.

Song written by Jessica Grisham copyright 2011.

Skeleton Woman by Luscious Lemon - Live

A song about the long roadtrips my family used to take back when gas was cheap and time was plentiful.

Driving By Trees

Sit down, class. Today we have a film. Jimmy, would you get the lights? Charlie, please start the projector. The rest of you, pay attention.

They Showed Us Films

It's fantastic. It's unbelievable and it's true. The Reds are engaged in dope trafficking in an effort to undermine moral.

It's Fantastic

This is my submission for Hal McGee's Cheap and Plastic compilation.  I used a Bontempi Memoplay, Casio SK-1, Blue Man Group keyboard, and Mattel Synsonics Drums. There is also some backgorund noise from a SOny digital voice recorder.

My cat added some vocals.

Sodium

Track 12.  Korg Electribe, Minimoog, MicroKorg, Nord Electro 2, Caffeine.

StarBux-12

An open window.  Frogs.  Someone left a television on.

This track features a Moog sound effect by the great Hal McGee, bass, Line6 DL-4, Spy Gear alarm/dart shooter, TV preacher, and some frogs.

Agnostic Insomniac

What happens when humanity is gone and the robots find our Bibles?

This track employs several computer-generated voices, Casio SK-1, and a circuit-bent Kawasaki toy keyboard.



Cumulus