No terrifying trek into the unknown/unsafe is complete without this ambient soundtrack.

String instruments accompany various acoustic and electronic percussion, with some additional surprises thrown in for flavour.

Stress Fracture

Plato once said to me that perfect forms cannot exist in nature — that they can only exist inside our brains.

Shove this string-heavy song into your brain to accompany any perfect circles that may be rolling around in there.

A Perfect Circle

I don't know if anyone else had a "Boglin" when they were a kid, but I owned three, and they were pretty terrifying. 

Have you ever imagined what it would be like to face an entire hoard of Boglins marching down Main Street towards you and your vulnerable family?  Well, now you don't have to!  Listen to this track, and live the scenario for yourself!

A full orchestra accompanies itself as it makes music.

Insert music directly into ears.

March Of The Boglins

Modern-day regret with a retro flair. Enjoy this infusion of string instruments and jazzy, downtempo-ish potpourri.

A Tangent Of Lost Cause

To A Head

I like Beeps.
I like Bops.
But most of all, I like Lollipops.

Beeps 'N Bops 'N Lollipops

Final Flight

Combo Lock

This piece was composed as the opening cue to the unfinished film, 'It's Time', written and directed by established novelist and essayist, Cian Cruise.

It's Time - Opening Title

Return To Cancer (Tropic Of, The)

The sounds of contemplation; enjoy with an epiphany or iced cocktail.

Big bass and small flutes headline this track.

Simple Terms

Strings. Lots of strings. And a heavy 36% beat.

Throw all that in a pot, add some broth, a potato — baby, you got a stew going.

CityScape

A small string ensemble joins a piano to recreate the sound of unoccupied space — a quiet, cyclical melody that slowly builds to a bursting crescendo.

This may be more accurately described as the sound of lightly-occupied space; the debate is ongoing.

Empty Space

Airy. Mystical. Magical. Adjectives.

A harp, flutes, and some pizz. violins take the lead in this simple but not-overbearing song. Think "cells multiplying" meets "Marie Curie discovers radium".

Jon Trendos