This is a song about the relationship that consciousness has with reality.

Repulsion And Attraction

This song is about aliens causing the evolution of the human species.

Laser Beams

This was the last song recorded on my album Locusts. Its an ode to how when we choose between what our brains are telling us and what our impulses want, the impulses ultimately win out. Its a dance rock, space rock, indie rock hybrid with a simulated space-ship dog fight at the end.

The Id Usually Wins-master

This is the title track off of my first album, almost no one own's it.  It was inspired by when I worked at a drug rehab and saw some people struggling. The message is this: People are here to help you, you have to want it.  The pace is slow, the beat is raw, the feelings are real. I hope you enjoy.

Locusts-master

This song was inspired by watching all of those crazy shows about the apocalypse on History Channel.  I have to say, things have been getting weird with nature and 2012 just passed. I thought about it for a minute and said to myself, " Self, the end of the world is scary but wouldn't it be the most important moment in the history of the world besides the beginning?" It might be epic. More down tempo beats with a folk-style guitar riff and some melodic choruses as well as a xylophone solo.

Gamma Ray Burst-master

Nanobots is one of those kind of songs that takes you on a journey.  It starts out with a jazzy backbeat, some dissonant chords and lyrics about microscopic robots that actually exist and are being further developed "nanobots."  The song transitions into a cosmic techno space exploration with a melodic and heavily distorted guitar solo.  Fasten your seatbelts, this one will hopefully beam your ass through a wormhole into another dimension.  Warning, this song may cause moments of uncontrollable ass shaking and a blissful mood.

04 Nanobots master

This song is an upbeat, drum driven rock pop song.  It is inspired by my son. I wrote when he was one year old.  The beats are catchy and the solos fast paced.  The song ends with a feedback solo reminiscent of a u.f.o taking off.  I call it a musical representation of being born.

46 chromosomes

I play electronic, acoustic, space, dance rock.

Plastic Apparitions(JP)