Keep It

Polymetric jazz with generative saxophone.

Snares are in sets of 4 beats

Guitar is in sets of 6,5,6,4,6,5,6,3,4

Hi-hat is in 7-beat patterns with a probability gate.

Jazzzzzzzzzzzz

Reimagining of the classic DJ Shadow track.

Building Steam With A Grain Of Salt

A tribute to Coco B Ware, the WWF wrestler by David, Heydon and CatFace aka The Raging Poffos

Coco B Ware

2001/Airwolf/Modem

Reggie Bear on the ol' HM-2. Bit of mellotron thrown in there too.

HM-2 Workout

A mashup of Shaggy, Gojira, M.I.A. and some other things.

Rough Shag

A Godflesh inspired cover of Reel 2 Reel's "I Like To Move It (feat. The Clinical Depression Stuntman)". Wait for the chorus... and then the mid section...

Motion

Mz Bratt and a guy who prefers rain to sunshine (okay) nestle between samples from some legendary British bands.

Select

Ooh la la, airwolf, an actual wolf, the Eastenders theme, and Cathedral.

Ooh Ooh La La La La

Vessel

Psychobilly hip-hop-paced mashup by my alter ego Bobby Howitzer. Dessert Sessions, Cramps and Bambi Molesters samples plus many more.

Hick Hop

Another punk 'n' roll / psychobilly mashup from Bobby Howitzer (aka Heydon). Mojo Nixon, Jon Spencer, Southern Culture On The Skids and Zeke are some of the sources.

Break-a-billy

Another demented breakbeat mashup with some weird guitar overlays. The main bass line is me playing, but recorded into a £50 sampler and played back through an auto-wah effect.

Inept Detective

An Esso employee recalls the time Smokey Robinson came to his petrol station and stole a Twix. Narration by Bobby "Crisps" Waters.

Nicked A Twix

I sampled Zuboff talking about surveillance capitalism from the Adam Buxton podcast, then turned it into a tense/noisy hip hop piece inspired by Dälek.

Virgin Wood

An undiscovered rapper approached me about collaborating but didn't leave a name, or a rap, just a voice message.

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