Alex Muro

This song has been floating around the internet for a while at a couple different places but I decided to put it up here anyway. The first verse of a song is a translation of a Zen enlightenment poem, which is a poem written by a monk right after becoming enlightened. The rest of the verses are much less enlightened.


mp3: Seasons

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Tim Koch

Every action in time is irreversible and affects what will happen in the future. Isn't that crazy?
Many thanks to Jon Fink (Jon of the Atom/Dead Canaries/New Wave Dirt) for recording the clarinets.

mp3: Cause & Response

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Dan Pardee

This song depicts the theoretical effect of a nuclear explosion in Nova Scotia.

mp3:mushroom nova scotia

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Dan Pardee

Emma Goldman may or may not have anything to do with this song in a similar fashion as whether or not she had anything to do with the death of William McKinley. Influences are funny that way.

mp3:Emma Goldman

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Alex Muro

This is what our band sounds like now. I think its pretty neat. Can you pull the acorns from your chest where your ribs meet up?


mp3:Goin Nowhere

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