the lost children of geocities

The Great Opression

Synthetic Disaster

Arrival of the Fly

B-Sides

Abandoned Ambience

I made (and titled) this track in 2019, a few years before the movie with a similar name existed.

Everywhere All At Once: Abandonware

This was the second track I made with Reason when I was first learning to use it. Maybe 2018ish? I was trying to make certain sounds with synthesizers; a motorcycle, cityscape, or in this one... the inside of an airplane. It became this other weird thing. I upload at the time, but removed it in shame of its amateur-ness. Now I kinda like it's amateur-ness.

Approaching A Destination

Recorded in my parent's basement ~early 90s. My dad (40s at the time) is on drums, and my brother (15-17 at the time) is playing guitar. I recently found this cassette tape. This was the only real track on the tape. I cleaned it up, and remastered for a stereo sound that feels like the room it was recorded. Since this was an opportunity to Jam with my older brother and dad, I also added my own -minimal- bassline.

90s Basement Jam

Happy Birthday Are You Now¿

Dedicated to imploded plunderers. Headphones.

Thalassophobia

A Momentum Truth

A quiet and brief sense of enlightenment.

Room with a View

If it doesn't hurt a little bit it's not loud enough.

LOUD JUST TO BE LOUD

Night Writers

Spellbound

Flight of The Navigator

Increase volume to improve disentaglement.

Disentangled

Motility Loop

An alternative take on "October" by my brother and I.

October Alternative

Socialist King : alt

Entropic Drift

Made this a few years ago with my brother. I have a new mix of this in mind, but it'll be a few months before I'm back to writing and mixing again.

Dizzy

A Creeper

Doom Scrolling

Our Uncle Brian passed away recently. He was a cool guy. Jim Morrison was his idol. He lived life on his own terms. My brother and I made this track for Brian, using a few of the voicemails he had left over the years.

Uncle Brian

Fragile Along the Canals

Circus Jam

DeJavu

Silhouette

Messing around w/ frequencies.  Headphones are required for this one.

That Freak Quincy Kenneth

Socialist King

Cyberpunk vibes for the self-quarantined. Headphones recommended.

Covidpunk Ambiance

Myles gets in the zone with Los Angeles' premier Free-Space Music performers Hamscholar. We discuss the band's origins, meeting on the set of unreleased slasher-film, "Clown Motel Massacre," to playing after-hours behind a used bookstore in Los Angeles. Also, ASMR therapist, Moist Myles, gives us a free session of his scientifically questionable Audiophobe Conversion Therapy. And lastly, Bonnie Wright reviews the film "Midsommar," on request of our friend Aaron B. (insta: dojoglass), a Glass Artist from Corning, NY. Links and videos for this episode: bit.ly/hamscholar

003 Hamscholar, ASMR w/ Moist Myles, Bonnie Wright reviews Midsommar

Made for headphones. Not sure what the genre is, I just like how it came out. Work in progress / may replace in the future, but downloadable.

Postindustrial Blues

stuck in the experimental phase. I mix for headphones because that's how I listen to  my tracks so may take some eq for speakers.

m.y.l.e.s.a.w.a.y

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