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Wednesday, September 3, 2008  

leah/trent split ep

leah/trent split ep

I previously posted five of my songs, as the geography EP.

These songs have been repackaged, along with five of Leah's songs. We had a limited run of 50 CDs made, which I picked up yesterday. They are $8 each (plus shipping, if applicable). Let me know if you are interested. I can also put together a digital only option, if you're not into CDs.

Here is one of my tracks: Platetectonic.

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Monday, April 14, 2008  

geography

geography

I have packaged five of my songs into an EP of sorts. You might have heard some or all of these before, in some version or another.

These songs were offered as a limited time free download. They will soon be available again as part of a split EP, which will also feature 5 of Leah's songs:

1 platetectonic
2 sublimation
3 north
4 colored lights
5 radio

Here are the original liner notes.

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Saturday, January 26, 2008  

Perfect Circle

Detail from Einige Kreise, by Wassily Kandinsky

It's been a while.

I decided to record a version of Perfect Circle, from R.E.M.'s Murmur album. This is the result of my night's work. It is a single guitar track, vocals, and a sampled beat - recorded in various freeware audio applications and cobbled together with demo software. In retrospect, I think I could have mixed the beat in a tad louder, but here it stands...

Perfect Circle (R.E.M. cover)

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Friday, April 13, 2007  

Freedomize India CD project

FI3CD coverFI3CD back of coverFI3CD Disc

This project was a fundraiser for a service trip to India, organized by Freedomize Toronto.
The music is all by people within the church community, and I wanted the CD packaging to have a grass-roots diy aesthetic. This idea fit nicely within the rather tight budget constraints of the project.
The actual discs are silkscreened by hand, and the cover is photocopied on card-stock, borrowing from the ever-useful paper cd-case design.
The FI3 logo on the front of the cover was designed by Dylan Royal.

I also contributed a song to the project, which has since been repackaged as part of the geography ep.

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