Stupid Little Plastic Things - 2002/2005
I was running low on inspiration, so I decided to challenge myself to see if I could write an entire album in one weekend. I started at night on Thursday, continued at night on Friday, and finished 3am on Monday morning. All in all, about 48 hours of the FASTEST programming on my MC-505, AN200, and mixing on my computer. Three years later, I'm re-awakening it for polishing and proper mastering.

Cley - 2001
Chris Gustafson heard some of my stuff on Mp3.com and emailed me saying he was coming to Milwaukee from from Portland, and he wanted to work with some local musicians, and I was like 'DUDE!' and he was like 'DUUDDEE!!!' We traded influences, and I was like 'DUDDDDDE!!!' and he was like 'DUUUDE.' For most of these tracks, I made a beat in Hammerhead and looped it for him. He adlibbed to it for a while, then I went back and picked my favorite riffs of his.

jAPE - Reification - 1998
I had just bought my SP-808 sampler, and I was going NUTS with it. So I threw a ton of stuff on it, recorded some friends saying stuff, and turned it into an album. It's continuously mixed, and full of creativity.

Megamixes - 1997
For one of my freshman year projects at MIAD, I made a song that was a megamix of a LOT of songs I had in my cd collection from professional artists. This inspired me to create a complete CD of megamixes. Probably my fastest album to create, also the most illegal, seeing as though none of the music was made by me.

KunFyuShun: The Way - 1997
My third album. My dream in life up until this point was to make a recording and burn it to CD - well, here it was. CD-Rs had just come out, and they were expensive. I collaborated with some friends on a couple of tracks for this one.

KunFyuShun: Beyond Insanity - 1995
My second album - only available on tape. This one made extensive use of both MIDI and .wav samples. This was the first recording I made that used samples - I was VERY excited.

KunFyuShun - 1994
My first album - only available on tape. This was made using PowerTracks Pro, and was all MIDI. I mainly used a Korg module, as well as a few others from my dad.

'Ask' Deep House Mix, Original by 1881 - 2005
I got a hold of the vocals for Ask, looped some parts, and imagined what I would put under it. This is one product of such playing around.

'Ask' IDM Mix, Original by 1881 - 2005
I made this on my MC-505 (now traded in for the 909). The effects were fun to mess with. I'm like Aphex Twin or something.

'Ask' Slam Mix, Original by 1881 - 2005
Attempt 1 of the 'Slam Mix' of Ask.

'Ask' Slam Mix, Original by 1881 - 2005
Attempt 2 of the 'Slam Mix' of Ask.

'Just High' Gruuve Mix, Original by 1881 - 2005
I'm really happy with the mix on this one. The levels and EQ sound real sharp.

'Sky' D'n'B Instrumental, Original by 1881 - 2005
Here's an oldie but goodie. Also a remix of a song off of the Brick & Mortar cd.

'Tonight' Remix, Original by Adam Merrin of The 88 - 2003
Adam and I traded songs to remix for each other. We mailed cds back and forth and came up with some nice tunes.

'Trepinate' Remix, Original by 1881 - 2001
I remixed the song "Trepinate" to go on the first 1881 LP "Brick & Mortar".

'Crave' Remix, Original by Framing Amy - 2001
My dad was recording for Framing Amy, (a local Milwaukee band) and I was asked to do a dance remix of one of their songs "Crave". It's been recieving pretty high marks on .mp3 websites for the past few years.