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The Exile

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Driftwood

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Into The Storm

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The Long Walk Home

This is a trance track I wrote with @izera in 2014 in our first (and so far only) collaboration. Full of angry bass and catchy, buzzy leads.

Check it out and let us know what you think!

Execution Interrupted (w/ Izera)

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Quiet Descent

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Green Fields

So I'm a big fan of Podtoid (http://podcasts.destructoid.com/category/general), and sometimes find myself listening to it while trying to sleep. Sleep wasn't happening the night I was listening to this, so I got up and wrote it over 2 very sleep deprived days (hence the craptastic nature of the song).

As the inspiration for this track, Jim Sterling has decided that Jonathan Holmes should take on the persona of Freaky Constantina, and be followed around everywhere by an inescapable party full of hustlers and gangstas. The podcast in question is here: http://podcasts.destructoid.com/podtoid-234-the-foot-clan-s-poopy-ooze.

A more complete story can be found at: http://podtoid.wikia.com/wiki/Freaky_Constantina.

I decided that they may have trouble getting the rights to publicly broadcast the suggested Usher song, so I wrote this for them. There is no real intended story/message here, except perhaps that Jim is hilarious, and Jonathan is a patient and long-suffering man.

I hope you guys like it.

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