He partakes of the sacred plants and marches into the abyss, ready for battle. The journey proves arduous on the soul and the Gods inform him that he will be alone, always. The psychonaut weeps for eternity.

Inspired by Klaus Schulze's Mirage (1977)

The Lonely Psychonaut

Piece of music I composed for a friend's film soundtrack.

Angelica's Great Epiphany

Improv recorded purely with analog synthesizers (no midi).

A notorious space revolutionary rides north to face the wicked Stargod Magmon. Will our hero defeat his opponent and free the galaxy from the curse of the time loop? Only time will tell.


The Sonic Meltdown, 1983

The Warlock Concocts a Sinister Potion in a Bat Cave

Armed with his whip and his courage, the renowned thief Gadeanton infiltrates the temple of Anglos to squelch Archbishop Francis, who wields the wicked power of religion and will stop at nothing to control the blind for endless money and power!

The Dreaded Anglican Court of Archbishop Richard R. Francis

Influenced by Klaus Schulze. Recorded purely with hardware analog synthesizers.

Catharsis of an Alienated Synthesist

Reclusive, elusive, mythical, beguiling, anachronistic, forlorn.

The Jackalope Archetype

Rough draft for a soundscape project I made for uni. Heavily influenced by the sound design for the show Breaking Bad.

Gastrointestinal Disturbances

Another tribute to the great music painter, Klaus Schulze.

Self-exiled to Pluto

Sonic Violence

All of my music is improvisations on hardware analogue synthesizers without midi on the microkorg and little phatty minimoog (usually while stoned out of mah skull). Musical influences range mostly from Berlin school Kosmische music and 70s acid synthesists like Klaus Schulze, Tim Blake, Tangerine Dream (in particular, Chris Franke's thundering arpeggiator/sequencer rhythms), Michael Hoenig, Jean-Michel Jarre, Cosmic Jokers, Ashra/Ash Ra Tempel, Vangelis, Florian Fricke, Ozric Tentacles and Simon House of Hawkwind as well as cult genre movie soundtracks (mainly from Italy circa 70s and 80s). Riz Ortolani, John Carpenter, Goblin, Fabio Frizzi, Stelvio Cipriani, Oliver Onions, Ennio Morricone, et al. I'm keen on the rich sounds of analogue synthesizers and rarely have time for verse chorus verse arrangements. Wet, bassy beats are good too, but there's nothing like good 'ol spacy LSD-fuelled synth washes.

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