It Never Left And It Never Will

I like the mistakes.  So do you, I'm told.  I'm asking you to tell me that.  You're my source of information.  I'm relying on you.  Don't let me down.

In An Instance

Not as dark as I usually like, but whatever.

Collecting Stars

Slapped in the whale-neck with channel cream and disparate kipples.  It is now the moment when we re-enact the tulpamancy.

Superannuated Rerenderer

Twenty Twins Named Gwendolyn

I'm softer than a lullabye, I'm stiffer than a board
I fall to my reflections like a Roman on his sword

Demos

Butcher's House

I put a glow-in-the-dark condom filled with Aqua Velva cologne in the microwave oven, pushed the "Baked Potato" button and took it out when it was only halfway through the cycle.  There is a small possibility that all of this is related to the creation of this song, but its veracity is dubious at best.

Idle Axolotl

It's been exactly one year and one day since Philip Glass lost his biggest fan.

Empty Glass

A journey into the cracks in the walls of an old crypt, wherein the fungal colonies consume and subsume you.

In The Cracks In The Crypt

A meditation on being consumed into nonexistence by a massive cosmic entity.  The thought brings me much joy.

In Praise Of The Void Star, Negator Of Existence

I spent a fair amount of time on the drums, trying to get the snares to sound like natural rolls, to get something that might actually be playable... by a tentacled puppet.

Broken On The Wheel

Zoo X-Ray is a rock ‘n’ roll project launched by Ehren Borg in 2013.  Zoo X-Ray is not meant to be predictable.  Borg incorporates elements of punk, metal, blues, hip-hop, pop and country into his punchy, often edgy compositions.  Currently based in New York, Zoo X-Ray is an ongoing labor of love -- an offering to those who seek the sonically strange.

Borg began playing the guitar at a young age, and soon became obsessed with the craft.  After many years of practice, independent study, travel, and close listening, Zoo X-Ray was born.  Borg plays all the instruments and performs all of the vocals in his music, also programming all the drum and percussion tracks himself.  His DIY attitude and musical unpredictability permeates his work, often dark, sometimes cheeky, and usually frenetic.  In short, Zoo X-Ray is high-octane rock music.

Although Zoo X-Ray began in Borg’s tiny living room studio in Colorado, it has since blossomed into a full-blown underground music phenomenon.  Borg has been releasing self-recorded Zoo X-Ray material for years, but this year marks the release of his first professionally produced studio album entitled “At The Zoo”.  Borg is currently gathering new material for an upcoming EP and performing live shows around New York.

Butcher's House

Zoo X-Ray

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