Pop : Pop Rock

Tribute to philosopher U.G. Krishnamurti. Progresses from a piano ballad to chillout, rock to jazz-fusion. Features dialogue samples of UG.

Electronic : Electronica

Inspired by Ian Crossland's video 'Universal Possibility' from Youtube

Electronic : Mellow

Demo of the Crumar strings and brass keyboard with the Yamaha MM6 synth.

Acoustic : Acoustic Piano

With Joe Osborne (vocals and guitar) and Firewisp (vocals)

Rock : Progressive Rock

With Joe Osborne on guitar and vocals, 2008

Rock : Progressive Rock

Joe Osborne - guitar solos, Dave Parry - keyboards, synth guitars October 2007

Instrumentals : Rock

With Joe Osborne - Guitar, September 2007

Rock : Progressive Rock

Featuring vocoder vocals, August 2005

Electronic : Mellow

May 2005

Electronic : Electronica

Nocturnal feel with ambient drone and electronica groove, 2004

Instrumentals : Rock

A scene on an imaginary planet, 2004

Rock : Psychedelic Rock

Phased string synth and bass. Inspired by the African band, Tinariwen. 2004

Electronic : Trance

Inspired by the film 2001. Feb 2001

Electronic : Dance

Atmospheric-disco synth instrumental, Feb 2001

Electronic : Electronica

Atmospheric synth pads with a chill out rock groove, inspired by Mike Oldfield's Tubular bells. November 2001

Electronic : Electronica

A tribute to the Star Trek episode 'By Any Other Name' guest starring Warren Stevens as Rojan. He is the leader of the Kelvins who hijack the Enterprise to travel to a new planet to live on since their home planet was destroyed. Nov 1997

Alternative : Experimental

Inspired by the 1976 film 'Network', recorded in 2002

Jazz : Acid Jazz

Lots of hammond solos with a solid funky beat. Steve Wilson (drumloops, warbly organ, synth sax), Dave Parry (hammond solos and synth FX)

Instrumentals : Rock

Jim Lawrence - drums Paul Evans - guitar David Parry - keyboard, keyboard bass, Nov 2000

Rock : Progressive Rock

Jim Lawrence - drums David Parry - keyboards, keyboard bass, Sept 2000

Alternative : Alternative General

David Greaves - bass and vocals, David Parry - keyboards and loops, April 1998

Electronic : Ambient

David Greaves - bass, Dave Parry - keyboards and loops

Rock : Progressive Rock

Eminent Solina made these from 1974 to 1981, the most popular string synth featured on Pink Floyd's 'Wish you were here' and Gary Wright's 'Dreamweaver'

Alternative : Experimental

Neuro Linguistic Programming, therapy. Multi-tracked Akai AX73 analog synth

Electronic : Ambient

1984 italian synth