Campadrenalin

A bit of dulcimer, a haunting melody, and the feeling you get when go outside and just stare at the stars. Doing that while listening to the song is like hearing the indifferent glory of the cosmos.

This is the sound of a rainy afternoon. It's chilly.

I asked people if they could think of a better name. Therefore, people that I know, the title of this song is completely YOUR fault. The opening note has the same volume the whole time by the way, it just sounds louder. If you don't believe me, get s

It sounds like a video game more than any other song on the album. It also sounds like a chiptune more than any other. It's not, surprisingly. Crackles and pops for everyone!

Glitch and Latin. Who knew they fit together so well? Gonna have to do this combo again. FYI: Ambulant = they walk, Contendebant = they run, Fugiebant = they flee. It progresses during the song.

Lots of mood shifts and cool effects. It's like a whole lot of songs in one, where each gets a turn and then is only a memory.

My attempt at a more traditional, pop-ish song. Turned out pretty good, if a little cliche. In other words, exactly the traditional, pop-ish thing I was looking for.

It may not seem like much, but it's one of my little favorites on this CD. Some of my better-rhythmed dulcimer playing, square wave samples with pitch shifting... what more does it need?

It ain't my pride and joy, but it IS post-apocalypsism under painfully heavy effects. It's beginning to look a lot like fallout.... getting crushed underfoot by indifferent distortion.

Named after one of my favorite Doctor Who lines of all time, and originally with lyrics about the episode. The percussion of this song alone is pretty awesome, and together with the rest it's even better.

Here is where the Solar Fields influence kicks in. It features mostly bass and drums, but it has a heartbeat that pulls your own beat into its chilled out rhythm. Also, don't miss the variations imbued into the one repeated vocal line ('I AM ICE') th

Paul Tillich once said, 'Language has created the word loneliness to express the pain of being alone, and the word solitude to express the glory of being alone.' This song attempts to musically describe them both, as well as the hollow freedom that a

I tried to go all-out hippie in the lyrics on this one. Then I slapped a vocoder on 'em, heh. Yes, it has strong rhythm. Why do you ask?

Specially designed to be hard to pin down to one genre. A dash of industrial at the beginning, and synthesized folk music at the end.

Named after our Grandma's truck (which Uncle Larry stubbornly refers to as 'The old Beder farm truck'), This song is a lot of fun and bounces like the shocks are broken and all we have for suspension is springs. One of two yet unfinished songs on thi