COV3RS

In between writing music for a new album, I decided to learn a few covers that have been inspirational to me on my journey to being a Warr Guitarist. Last month, I released my version of “Forty Six & 2” by Tool and today saw the release of a new single for “Tom Sawyer” by Rush. Out today exclusively on my Bandcamp page completes this fun project. COV3RS includes the two previously mentioned tracks along with King Crimson’s “Red”. I hope that you enjoy my takes on these classics.

Almost Entirely Forgotten

7D Media has released my new single entitled, “Almost Entirely Forgotten” today!

When Hajo Mueller was putting together the CD artwork for A Confusion Sequence, he had the idea to include some final words to close out the booklet. I loved this idea and knew exactly what to include. Coincidently, I had written one additional song for the album that wasn’t finished at the time, but it fit both musically and thematically. “…almost entirely forgotten…?” was added to the booklet’s closing as a hint to this additional song and conclusion to the story.

Almost Entirely Forgotten features Marco Minnemann on drums once again and was recorded similar to our previous collaborations with one major exception. Typically, I leave overdubs and solos for after the drums have been recorded. For this song, I handed Marco a completed song for him to play along to. Amery Schmeisser mixed and Andy VanDette mastered once again.

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Subsequent Ruins Turns Two

Two years ago today saw the release of Subsequent Ruins featuring Marco Minnemann, my first release for the 7D Media label. It is a musical retelling of the Pied Piper with technology playing the role of the antagonist. The artwork by Hajo Mueller is the perfect accompaniment and one of my favorite collaborations to date.

New video out tomorrow

Tomorrow, I will be releasing a video for ‘Lucent Eyes’ from my album, A CONFUSION SEQUENCE out now on 7d Media. I am especially proud of this song for its use of talk box Warr guitar. The video was shot in the darkest dingiest spot ever by longtime collaborator, Chuck Deters. Tomorrow also begins a radio blitz for the album!