A 77-minute sequence of grainy loops and phantom Americana built for a late-night drive.
I stitched together my favorite running songs because I need some solid entertainment to keep me moving through the desert.
An old track made from a pair of half-speed classical loops, a lot of reverb and crackle, and a touch of Joseph Campbell
77 minutes of pitched-down techno classics melded with reverberated vocals from Bobby Vinton, the Paris Sisters, and the Moody Blues.
Two hours of brand-new material mixed with ambient classics, unholy amounts of reverb, and a touch of Connie Francis. Produced for Mysteries of the Deep’s broadcast on 9128.live.
A mixtape for the final hours of a very strange decade. Produced for Mysteries of the Deep’s monthly series.
A collection of five reverberated songs built from AM radio chatter and looping bits of tape.
A dusty ballad plays from an old radio in an alley but the machines can’t find it. A blurry sequence of songs starring the Ronettes, Autechre, Suicide, and more.
A mixtape dedicated to desert motels that advertise color television.
Two pitched-down dub records meander through a field of mid-century blues and ballads. Featuring Françoise Hardy, Pole, Dean Martin, and A Rocket in Dub.
Aimed squarely at the midnight hour, this installment is best enjoyed on a porch or fire escape. Starring Vangelis, Al Green, Black Sabbath, The Cranes, and lots of reverb.
