Black Soup Music

IN loosely ascending grouped order, you can find the latest stuff I've flung into the cloud. Solo work unless otherwise stated. Many of these are little more than sorta sonic sketches. Streams are 128 KBPS MP3. If you need to install a free MP3 player, you can do worse than Winamp.

The Simple Things

Unstuck

Ends of Invention

Cracks

ST1

The names are getting worse...

All Roads. (working title.)

A Game of Thrones

Yeah, someone else done a heavy version of this theme tune too and it's good. I thought I'd try doing it playing everything from scratch.

Absolution Gap

Slow Time

Stream A reworking of an older tune.

Sharks

Stream There are things down there. Shimmering, beautiful dangerous things.

High Liner

Stream Imagine you're in an airship, floating over a vast high tech city scape at dawn. or something like that.

Incidental 01

Acoustic

That Thing Again

Take Me Away

Sppannish Waltze

Falling Away

Null Cycle

Stream This is the first recording with my Faith Saturn electro acoustic. Tuning open D. A somberous instrumental piece. (Another one?)

Down to Heaven

Stream A collaberation. For a performance art piece by Discoco. Concept, and lirics written and main vocals by herself. Discoco's Myspace page.

Santur Clause

Obamanation

Stream Half finished daftness.

In From the Dark

Cometh the Hour

Stream A stab at a soundtrack for a paintball promotion DVD.

Echo Tower

Stream The first finished digital recording I made. If I recall, I hadn't got into MIDI very far back then and the keyboard parts are played as llive over dubs.

Mashups, nonsense and other junk

Sure Like the View

Sorry Charlie...

2 Girls...

Stream Yes, an audio description of that infamous internet video. The one with the 2 girls and what isn't apparently chocolate icecream. NSFW obviously. If you don't know what I mean and you go looking for the video first, hang on to your lunch.

Sven Song

Stream A certain X England football manager, some transy synths and erm, that's about it.

Preparing for Emergencies

Stream In 2004, whilst engaged in the "War on Terror," the UK government brought out a booklet entitled Preparing for Emergencies. To be delivered to every home in the country, it contained advice on how to cope in the apparently likely event, of a terrorist attack. It was of little use in July 2005 i Fear. This site parradies it all to well. I had the audio version.

Disappointed Johny

Digitised from old 4 track tape. Pretty rough and I managed to accidentily record over a bit in the middle. But thought I'd bung it up here anyway.