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 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.

At present, I'm working some tracks which may end up in ren'ai games.

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