Labels and slander have been used as a form of control amongst different groups of people, probably as long as people have been using words for communication. Post-civil war America can be seen as a great example of this. Many … Continue reading Propaganda and the Reconstruction
“Spirits put me into a walking stupor. A real life lucid dream. I’m not dangerous….just sleeping while upstanding. A gleaming soothsayer with red cheeks and mundane reality.” – The Machinator “Just woke up from a sideways sleep. Blue moon passing … Continue reading Scraps
For me, ever since I was a small child I had always been keenly aware that I was somehow different from other kids, but I could never quite put my finger on the problem. While in the Navy people were … Continue reading My Life With Undiagnosed Autism
There’s some common misconceptions I see thrown around about Japan, but I lived there for 11 years, so I’m a bit more cynical. Don’t get it misconstrued, I love Japan and consider Yokosuka, Japan to be my hometown, but many … Continue reading Uncomfortable Facts About Japan
So, I think this nervous break down is starting to subside and I’m gonna try to start eating again and getting back into a routine. Thing is with Autism, I look and act like an adult, yet I process the … Continue reading (Developmental Disorders) The Importance of Understanding Children’s Needs
Bright The sky that night. I took the time to say it to you right. An angel spoke. I saw her face. I saw it on the train, I rode alone, voice on the phone. I dropped the call, one … Continue reading Goodbye
My dog died on my first birthday, my first inkling of tragedy occuring before I could express or fully understand such anguish. I learned through hardship. I was raised by a succession of soft tragedies. The concept of dogs return … Continue reading The Machinator
The formulation of Excursions in Free Form came from a simple thought. I wondered if it was possible to make a fully formed free form Jazz track by completely electronic means, while maintaining a natural feel I’m not sure if … Continue reading Excursions in Free Form
Drilboor was one of the most straightforward tracks that I have made so far. It is a throwback to a riff I came up with I was 13 years old – I had just picked up guitar and was listening … Continue reading Drilboor
My intention with Fission was to create a work that consisted of a myriad of conflicting styles of music. Each one is intended to serve as a complete whole, while still serving its own mechanistic function in the entirety … Continue reading Fission
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