Sucking Chest Wound

Kind of...a drummy...type of drum-based music track...and there are some drums in it.  Did I mention the drums?

1-Circuit Model

The kids at internet/pirate radio station Radio Kallisti have done gone and got themselves in a world of wtf.

Get more at RadioKallisti.org

Music-Thirty/KLST-Family Halloween Special

The lyrics are almost literally the words to the Invocation of Lilith., at least the socially accepted version with a word changed here and there to match the chaotic flow of the doom and bass.

The Invocation Of Lilith (Rough Copy/No Vocals)

I Don't Think I Like You Much

This is a story all about how
 my life is being stuck in a house 
and in China Grove chained down 
by economic disadvantage and .....
shit, couldn't rhyme the last line
or did I?
Wait...no, no I didn't

No Good At Going Places

This is a super, super, super early version.  In fact, its so early, I literally just finished half of it.  Why the hell did I even upload this?

Generation Why (Super, super alpha version, no lyrics)

With this election year being an emotional rollercoaster, the least of which being a candidate I actually feel I have stake with, it was only a matter of time before I let the comfort-zone of bitching about my ex-girlfriend and entered a new comfort-zone, that is, bitching about politics.

Generation Why - Tolerable Cut (Now with lyrics!)

I guess its obvious what's been on hot on my mind, lately.

Aria of the Insurgent

Aria Of The Insurgent

I've been experimenting with SID-emulators for the past year or so.  The C64 soundchip is probably way superior but there's something about the NES (something beyond nostalgia).  Channel four on the SID (the noise channel) has its envelope set to near-zero to get that snare sound.  Other than one or two places where I layered multiple outputs to get a specific sound, this is all capable of being generated by a single NES SID.  Very much looking forward to working my way up to using actual hardware, but as for now, this was generated in LMMS via Nescaline.

Oh right, my new moniker, it just popped into my head.  Anything I release in the next few years (that isn't in a band) will probably be under that name, so keep your eyes peeled

We are all the Sacrifice

The Existential Terrorist - We are all the Sacrifice

Saucer Incoming!

The Existential Terrorist - Saucer Incoming!

DIY artist from North Carolina.  Influences include punk, metal, hip-hop, electronic, and anything else that makes a noise and has an opinion.

J. B. Bost

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