May. 29, 2012 at 10:07am with 2 notes
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Video for “Before”

Second video from the album, “Before,” which is available for free download now.

May. 15, 2012 at 8:30pm with 2 notes
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“Before” - *out now*

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Tracklist:

  1. Power
  2. Before
  3. Sugar
  4. After
  5. Before (Part 3)

[bonus tracks]:

6. Sepia [bonus track]

7. Before (Part 2) [bonus track]

8. Murphy [bonus track]

Here it is, all. She clocks in at about 34 minutes (52 with the bonus tracks) and I’m proud of her.

Download the album from Bandcamp and check out the video for “Power” on YouTube or at the bottom of this post. If you like, also check out the album I made last year and the EP I put out in April, all of which are free (well, they’re pay what you want, so go ahead and enter $0 or give me a few bucks if you think I’ve earned it)

I’ll likely release another music video tomorrow or soon after, but in the meantime, check out the first track, “Power”:

Mar. 19, 2012 at 8:27pm with 1 note
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My self-titled debut album from last summer was downloaded two times the other day (the 16th). Along with all the awful music out there, there’s also a whole mess of fantastic stuff, so I really appreciate the fact that a few of you think my stuff falls closer the latter category, and that for a few minutes, somebody would choose to listen to something I made rather than something somebody else did. In total, since its release on August 1, 2011, the album has been downloaded 7 times. Whoever you are, thanks for caring about what I’m doing, and also, thanks to the 100+ people who have taken a minute to listen to parts of the album on Bandcamp. So, the album I released last summer (link at the top of this post) can be yours for absolutely free. It’s pay-what-you-want, so type in 0 (or give me a few bucks if the mood strikes you) and enjoy (hopefully). Don’t feel guilty about not paying for the album: I’m a college student who does this for fun in his spare time, so it’s a labor of love. Also, in case you haven’t been paying attention to this site, which I’m assuming you haven’t and that’s OK, I’ve been working on a new album and it’s nearing completion. It should be done in the next few months and it’ll be available, name your price, on my bandcamp page. I was debating handmaking a few physical editions, so that may be an option as well. I might make a music video for one of the songs as well. I was planning on making a video for “Something In The Sky” from the last album, but my buddy had the footage I needed and we were never able to make that change hands, so whatever, no worries. p.s. If you were brought here by the “post rock” tag and are mad at me, I’m sorry. I know it’s experimental ambient music I make, but I tag it that way because it’s something I think post rock fans would be interested in. I know when I started messing around with this music, I was trying to be an Explosions In the Sky ripoff. Like John Mayer said about Jimi Hendrix, my music is shaped by my failure to sound like EITS.

My self-titled debut album from last summer was downloaded two times the other day (the 16th).

Along with all the awful music out there, there’s also a whole mess of fantastic stuff, so I really appreciate the fact that a few of you think my stuff falls closer the latter category, and that for a few minutes, somebody would choose to listen to something I made rather than something somebody else did.

In total, since its release on August 1, 2011, the album has been downloaded 7 times. Whoever you are, thanks for caring about what I’m doing, and also, thanks to the 100+ people who have taken a minute to listen to parts of the album on Bandcamp.

  • So, the album I released last summer (link at the top of this post) can be yours for absolutely free. It’s pay-what-you-want, so type in 0 (or give me a few bucks if the mood strikes you) and enjoy (hopefully). Don’t feel guilty about not paying for the album: I’m a college student who does this for fun in his spare time, so it’s a labor of love.
  • Also, in case you haven’t been paying attention to this site, which I’m assuming you haven’t and that’s OK, I’ve been working on a new album and it’s nearing completion. It should be done in the next few months and it’ll be available, name your price, on my bandcamp page.
  • I was debating handmaking a few physical editions, so that may be an option as well. I might make a music video for one of the songs as well. I was planning on making a video for “Something In The Sky” from the last album, but my buddy had the footage I needed and we were never able to make that change hands, so whatever, no worries.

p.s. If you were brought here by the “post rock” tag and are mad at me, I’m sorry. I know it’s experimental ambient music I make, but I tag it that way because it’s something I think post rock fans would be interested in. I know when I started messing around with this music, I was trying to be an Explosions In the Sky ripoff. Like John Mayer said about Jimi Hendrix, my music is shaped by my failure to sound like EITS.