(T-shirt) Iron-on transfer on off-white American Apparel shirt, most are size Medium.
(CD-R) The debut recording of Finnish sensation Boron, this is a thirty-minute recording using the modular Moog IIIp that worldlessly describes the drifting of snow and skiers over millions-year-old volcanic basalt. LISTEN HERE.
(CD-R), Created in one week start to finish, another weird but accessible and downright catchy synth pop gumbo from the guy who brought you all this other stuff.
(CD-R) My third album, a glorious double-LP (on CD) of past-future funny-grave fuzzy-clear synth music in the glorious tradition of old League, TG, and Cabs with a dash of...something. Like neil hagerty said, "I rate this music as about as significant as PEZ: that is, very."
(CD-R) A recording six years in the making. Eleven titles, each four minutes long, composed of four, six, or eight layered tracks of data transmission, signals, voices, static, and unidentified sound culled from short wave radio broadcasts. Better, more listenable, and more meaty than the Conet Project.
(DVD-R) Two-channel video featuring the epic confrontations of two cats with each other--and sleep.
(Pamphlet) A project with a message for every human being in today's world. Video excerpt now posted!
(Book) This 288 pp. book lists the names of 51,000 heavy metal bands, of every subgenre, that are active or have existed in the past. A summer 2008 publication of the hardcover book by McSweeney's is scheduled.
(Book) A small booklet, the first published by Tittering Press,
currently in its third edition.
Woe unto ye LeBon detractors!