Improvised in one take at the deceased Sideshow Studios. Created while holding the concept of life in a Garbage Dump in mind.

The Garbage Dump

Early Demo Mixdown featuring the musical genius of Joe William Gibson. 

~~o~~Lyrics~~o~~

Outside the rain falls hard
And waves are pouring in
If only ours could blind the moon
We'd make the mornings end
I've let this world of lives past
Carry me
Towards a promised land that slips
Through my hands
But under every stanza
Our Mother weeps
And I would stay until she sleeps
Eventually
And after, every tear from heaven's
Canopy
Falls upon the tides of time that
Bury me
Some hallways are too familiar
To always have you near
Is that decidual curtain
Closing down another year?
Outside the break of dawn
Is pulling us away
From our nest
But still you have not guessed
How many raindrops now
Reveal the way
Back home

Canopy (Early Mixdown)

We live, we grow, we try and remember when we are old, but are we really, where did that child go?

--o--Lyrics--o--

Got my training wheels
Off today
Daddy told me
I could ride on my own
Daddy told me
that Momma
Don't love him no more
Son, someday
It's gonna happen to you

Restlessly
I think
When I get home
Of all the things
I get to be
When no one's looking
At me
Or telling me
What to be

Loop 'round
The Swing
And then jump to the sky
Down in
The Woods
Taking chances with our lives
But then
she said
Let's play a different game

(ooooohhh ahhhh)
Now I'm getting old
Do I have to say goodbye?
I just might face it now
It's the last line on
the Wall

As We Grow Older (Early Mixdown)

Semi-improvised and recorded in one take
Getting real dirty around here

Mudslide

"Already in 1934, Baade and Zwicky had speculated that core-collapse supernovae could produce compact stars made of neutrons ... The observational discovery of these exotic stars, however, had to wait until 1967... After they had excluded terrestrial sources and were sure that they picked up a regularly pulsed radio signal from outside the Solar System, they realized that the period was too short to come from the oscillation of a star... Soon after ... Thomas Gold and Franco Pacini made a strong case that pulsars are highly magnetized, rotating neutron stars."

From Introduction to High-Energy Astrophysics, Rosswog and Brüggen


But that jam in the fade out, where is it going to? Rumor has it that the heart of the pulsar is a signal that With only receives in a live setting ;)

Funk in the Pulsar Machine (Early Take)

A purely improvised homage to the Lizard King and his slimy gang. 

Walth Withman