Alternative Country cover of the Talking Heads classic 

Psycho Killer (Talking Heads Cover)

The lyrics in this song are basically my reaction to all the bland Indie Pop that seems to be all over the charts at the moment. I always thought the next generation's music would be too radical for me to understand, but instead it's gone completely in the other direction and seem to be completely boring & basic. 
I attempted to express my frustration in a light hearted humorous way. Also thrown in 2 guitar solos for the sake of it, because RAWK!


All The Kids (DEMO 2014)

I had initially intended this just to be a stripped back acoustic ballad, but I ended up layering it with some atmospheric effects. 
Essentially trying to create something that sounded like a fairly traditional folk song with a bit of an 80's Gothic Rock vibe. 

Song For Better Days (DEMO 2014)

Just a little teaser for the new Industrial Rock project featuring ex-Eugene members Fil & Tony. Debut single coming soon!

Songs for TV (Teaser)

A cover of the Soundgarden classic Black Hole Sun. Collaboration with Tony Woodward on Bass & Backing Vocals. We went for a spacey electro, slightly psychedelic interpretation, with just a touch of Doom Metal bleakness. As huge Grunge fans we were deeply affected by the untimely passing of Chris Cornell. This song in particular had a huge influence on our early musical development. We have fond childhood memories learning about black holes and becoming aware of the terrifying vastness of the universe and the fleeting insignificance of our own existence. We hope that our version can be added to the list of the less crappy tributes out there.

Black Hole Sun (Soundgarden Cover)

The first single from my upcoming EP. Featuring Tony Woodward on Bass and Tim Hannaford (of Tensions Arise) on Backing Vocals.
The track explores the age old concept of Liberty vs. Security or Freedom vs. Convenience and my own conflicted relationship with the internet. Although I tried to resist, the lure of social media was too great and I gave up so much of my private thoughts and personal information. The lyrics are self explanatory: 'Freedom is so inconvenient/ Apathy is so much easier / Quite content to be obedient'

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