From the album Picking Flowers Next To Roadkill (Crushkill Recordings 2010)

Work (Feat. Slug of Atmosphere)

The Doormouse finally emerges from the shadows of his bass-lined burrow with a sound all his own. “Late to the Groove” is his heartfelt, funky apology to the Wonderland crew—because, of course, he’s sorry he’s late. The little plump wanderer didn’t make it onto the main album with the others, lost somewhere between the desert winds and the thump of his own rhythm. But what he brings now is pure soul: desert-funk riffs, dust-sparkled bass lines, and the quiet strength of someone who shows up in his own time, carrying melodies worth waiting for.

With the Queen of Hearts’ Castle glittering on the horizon, the Doormouse steps forward at last—small, round, determined, and grooving. This is his journey, his apology, and his triumph. Better late than never. And absolutely worth the wait.

Slow Drip Fantasy

Cinematic country‑rock anthem wrapped in hunting realism and the quiet grit of sunrise. You’re describing mornings in the stand, tracking that buck as the first light hits the fields, nights spent beneath the stars, solitude without the buckle‑bunny drama. Musically, this lends itself beautifully to an earthy Southern groove: steady drums echoing heartbeat anticipation, thumping bass evoking boot steps in mud, electric slide guitar that glows like dawn over the tree line, and a vocal delivery full of grounded pride

Sunrise Buck Blues

Melting Away

Deca the pen man
An amazing artist i am fond of and i thought i would share my love of him with you.
Music content does not belong to me.

Can It Fall

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