I've alway loved Earth & Dylan Carlsons playing, inspired by that and things like Wooden Shjips 

primarily make noise modular - my pseudo shared system plus Strega and 0_Coast - also using Screen Violence by OBNE

Uncoil Into The Ocean

A professor dressed in aluminium foil that talk about space, life, and his native Sweden, and matters about life in Stockholm, all accompanied by a dirty disco drive. The professor has been making music for many years, in many bands and on many instruments.






Update: All my music is now Creative Commons licensed. This means if you want to use it in a video or an app then go for it. All I ask is that you credit me and link back here to my soundcloud (http://soundcloud.com/junklight). It would also be cool if you could let me know you've used it. 


I love listening to music. I love making music 

I love technology, but only as a means to an end when it comes to music making. 

I'm after music that has life not music that is perfectly constructed 

Here is my music 

Spiral Drop is a Croatian modern progressive rock/metal band formed in 2002 as one-man project by Robert Trpin after the original group named Spiral Wave broke up the same year just before entering the studio for their first demo. Most of the songs that were created during the Spiral wave sessions ended on the Spiral Drop demo album 'Ahead'.

Spiral Wave was the band formed in early 2000 by ex-Concrete band members: Zoran Basic (Vocals), Robert Trpin (guitars, vocals), Josko Putilli (guitars) and Ivica Djanovic (drums) after Marjan Desin (Beyond the Oblivion, F.E.B.R.A.) left the band. At the end of year 2000, Emir Mujdzic (ex-Puppy what's your name) joins the band on bass guitar. The band’s sound was influenced mostly by bands like Disturbed, From Zero, Tool, Incubus, 311, Helmet, Deftones, Snot, Nothingface, Slipknot, System of a down, Creed, Spineshank, Metallica, Faith no more, Rage against the machine, Foo fighters, Alice in chains, Soundgarden and many others.

In period 2003-2006 Spiral drop has changed the sound combining more electronic elements together with exploring some different progressive rock/metal areas. In 2008 second album 'Paragon' was released with 15 new songs. On the second album there were several guests participating on the new songs including and 3 cover songs. Vocals on song 'Empyrian' and on the coversong 'Time after time' (Cyndi Lauper) are recorded by Matej Trpin (ex-Nitrotaste &amp; Beyond the oblivion). Katarina Pavlicevic has landed her voice on 'Empyrian' &amp; 'Pigeon song' (also cover of one traditional songcalled 'Golubice bila'). As a special appearance on bass guitar Emir Mujdzic is back on track 'Time after time'. Anica Susic on vocals and Vedran Levi on bass guitar are guests covering Despina Vandi 'Gia'.

In 2012 SDH Records has issued a re-mastered edition of the original demo named 'Ahead' with some new 'old' songs as a 10 years anniversary album with the completely new recorded sound.

Discography:
Ahead (2003)
Paragon (2008)
Three fours (2017)
Hold the line (2022)