moonatnoon.com:
Music

I have enjoyed creating music in various genres, and have been doing so since 1993. I'm not currently making music.

My main genres tend to be noise, ambient and lo-fi/old-school electronica, but I've done everything from quiet soundscapes to grinding cacophony, from acoustic tracks to complex sequenced multitrack recordings.

I have recorded under the moniker Quincunx, as well as Meister G, Calculator Heist and Contraholiday.

Here are some demo-quality MP3s of a few tracks I've composed. They're free for download, as long as you don't intend to use them commercially in any way. If you'd like to use them in a not-for-profit project of any sort, please contact me at the address at the bottom of the page; I'll see if I can provide you with higher-quality files to work with.

I've also taken part in the Album-a-Day project twice, where the challenge is to create a full album (minimum 20 minutes or 30 songs) within a single 24-hour period. My second attempt, crystal aegis prototype, was very rewarding; it was created in March 2004 and is the soundtrack to an imaginary late-'80s console game. My first attempt, listen compute rock home, appears here by contractual obligation. ^_^ It's a doppelganger; I took an album I'd never heard and used its title and track list to create my own otherwise unrelated album.

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