These are all (mostly) sad songs I wrote in my office during the hours of 12-5AM. I don't have anything that could possibly constitute as a "recording set-up," so these tracks are all demos/works-in-progress that I record line-in for the sole purpose of not forgetting them. There's a story or two here.

these are demos of demos that i record just so i won't forget them. very cool.

Just trying to sound like floating islands, man. 

constantin roman - bass
isaias hernandez - drums
joey agliata - vox, guitars, aux
jonathan mondragon - synths, keys
kyle burns - guitars, aux


diy dorm room folk
download my demo EP for FREE from
http://shipwrecksfolk.bandcamp.com/
(all undownloadable tracks are available there)
http://solaceinsunlight.tumblr.com/


Originally envisioned as a Mega Man-branded conversational platform, Jump & Shoot is now a gaming podcast with a focus on JRPGs, action-platformers, games of the 16-bit era, and any other passing topic that piques the interest of host Joey Agliata. 

Other auxiliary topics include beginner's primers on series, nostalgic recollections, critical analyses, reviews, and previews. Jump & Shoot hopes to appeal to causal, midcore, and hardcore audiences—while always harboring a stark adversity to the implications of the word "gamer."

Jump & Shoot is presented in two forms: 1.) “Regular,” produced episodes that follow the general flow of any other gaming podcast, and 2.) Live-streamed, audio-on-demand episodes that follow a loose topic and are more like average discussions—these are branded as the “Sidequests” series.

Enhasa is following