Rough mixes, experimental arrangements & versions of tracks in various states of completion that will eventually emerge as the EP Spray Tan Apocalypse

Spray Tan in Progress

And so the mean spirited have spoken:
"There will be no depth only brutal logic
And pursuant to the previous declaration: 
It's schoolyard bully law and you'd best abide it"

And every day you wake
To the next move in the game
Another sketchy claim
Creating maximum disarray

And over the wall
The Horizon of Hope
Still calls you on
To a new all-time low...

And so the mean spirited have spoken:
"There will be no peace only fear and cruelty
And with a mixture of naivete and hatred
We will destroy the state and we'll profit richly"

And every day you face
The hostile lizard brain
As they strive to contain
The world in a zero sum game

And over the wall
The Horizon of Hope
Still calls you on
To a new all-time low...

And over the wall
The Horizon of Hope
Still calls you on
Through this new all-time low...

Horizon of Hope 
Still calls you on
All time low 
Over the wall

Horizon Of Hope (demo with strings)

Written in November 2016 - an attempt to convey the dismay and shock not only of the result of the election but also of the strange and really nasty propagandist techniques that were being employed....

Spray Tan Apocalypse (rough mix daily)

Now with kazoo!
Bonus points for anyone that picks up on the reference to the musical "The Music Man"...

Trouble Right Here...(rough mix daily)

Progressive Retro-Pop: guitar pop & rock with psychedelic & folk-ish tendencies.
“...slacker pop with an Anti-Folk edge for the anti-Trump movement” - Nightshift magazine
“Brilliantly lyrical, darkly funny”
"Ray Davies channeled through the prism of peak-era, mid-90s Blur...""Majestically Jangly" - New York Music Daily
Lucid Culture says "(Ian Roure is) a sort of missing link between Ray Davies & Robyn Hitchcock"

Spray Tan in Progress

Dada Paradox