1) Broken Toilet Donut
This was inspired by the donut on my toilet leaking and uses the amazing 4Front piano VSTi.

2) Moved
Afairly boring piece of disco FLAC techno that seems to work wonders if you're totally trollied.

3) Pilchie's Garden
This was originally an attempt to record a thunder storm but by the time I got the mics and mixer rigged up to record it, the storm was over but I left it recording anyway.

These two compositions are brother/sister tracks, which were developed using source material from one Stopless track, an electronic duo residing in Brooklyn/New York City.
Both of my compositions were abandoned some time ago, and then recently reworked to their current state.
"Three Days They Rode" is one of the poppier tracks I have written in some time.
However, it quickly moves into ambient/drone territory. "Three Days They Slept" is a bit more drone/noise/glitch than her brother, but it is evident they exist together as single body of work. These tracks are thicker and contain more layers than some of my older, more minimal pieces. They are also quite different from my most recent ep for Komplott, which is more textural and organic in nature with its use of processed acoustic guitar.

Short episodes of field recordings alternating with brief outbursts of disparate electronics. Somehow the field recordings manage to give this brief collage of sounds a thread of cohesiveness. Odd, but interesting - kind of like trying to make sense of a piece of abstract art. Definitely worth giving a listen.