Recorded in 1994/5, from the demo of a band I played guitar with for 11 years called 'The Rebels of Journeys End'. The demo was recorded in the bass players living room on 4 track cassette recorder using a drum machine.

The Dark Gift

Influenced by Peter Gabriel/Tony Levin/King Crimson/Mike Oldfield.
The vocal is cut up of Al 'asfûr by Sheikh Ahmad Barrayn from a album of Egyptian music I got out of the library.

Hurriya

Test version of a melodic trance tune I'm working on.

THE CITY AND THE STARS - PREVIEW

Dark Skies

An unfinished project from around, done as a homage to Philip Glass and my experimenting with orchestration.

Glass

An unfinished track. I was playing around with different guitar tunings and experimenting with guitar harmony's. All done with the guitar DI'ed into the PC and using 'Guitar Rig'.

Without You

I totally slipped into 'Kanye West' mode when I came up with this track, but most of it is influenced by 'John Barry'. I was creating a contemporary sound but also with a 60's feel to it.  I was/am looking for a lyricist and or rapper for the vocal, maybe the track will be finished one day!

May Be

A track that came about from jamming with a friend, Mike Saunders.
Mike plays all the guitar parts, a miked up Vox amp in my living room (not happy neighbours), and I play all the keyboards parts (the bass is also keyboards) and the drums are done with EZ Drummer.  The whole thing was recorded and mixed down using Cubase 3.

Dont look down

PULSAR

I'm a guitarist/keyboard player who, over the years has played guitar with prog rock/covers bands and keyboards with a couple of Pink Floyd tribute bands.

I am currently the keyboard (and occasional guitar) player with an originals punk/psychedelic/prog band called Poisoned Electrick Head, we are just in the studio finishing off our latest album.

I like to work on my own music as well, I have a huge range of musical artist/genre influences, from Prog Rock to Classical to Trance. 

I am currently producing some of my own Melodic/Uplifting Trance tunes, as well as other bits and bob's of music.

Neil Sherwood