The song titled "I Am The Forest" gets put under the scope in this podcast. Hear an intermediate mix, what the problems are with it, and how we tackled the things we didn't like. Finally, hear the mix as it stands

There are two new songs that we start in this podcast- the first being titled "I Am The Forest" and the second is called "My Brother Had Said." Also, we talk about some possible collaborative efforts in the works.

This podcast will talk about songwriting again. Specifically, we discuss how the process of noodling around and coming up wit riffs or chord progressions can lead to actual songs.

The recording has been (at least for the moment) finished on the song tentatively titled "Sun Wouldn't Shine." Hear the finished product plus a few different mixes.

The demo titled "Sun Wouldn't Shine" gets a radically dark treatment in this, the first recording for the third album. Also, some discussion about avoiding mistakes when recording and mixing.

It has actually been a few weeks since the last podcast (due to illness), but we're back with some important news! While recording couldn't actually be done successfully while sick, other decisions have been made regarding recording and mastering, including a little info about the decision to make the recording "green!"

After this, he will be a man of mystery no more... the name will now have a voice as Chuck joins us over the telephone to discuss the direction of the songwriting. Also, we will play another song that he has added some flair to as well as a new demo called "All That I Have Known."

The oft mentioned man of mystery Chuck has thrown in his musical two cents to my original demo! Hear the piano and foxy fuzz bass he added and see what you think, then listen to what I think!

In this episode I discuss at length my own particular style for songwriting, and why it's good and why it's bad. Also, a little talk about how some other records have shaped the way I view songwriting.

Some quick discussion about the quality of the podcasts, and hopes for the future.