Category: Albums


Not sure how to count all the bits and bobs I’ve done over the past thirty-or-so years, but this might be either my 46th or 43rd release depending how you count “God Pay Debts Without Money” which is four albums in one package. Anyway, this is another collection of mostly bright and breezy guitar instrumentals with one singy song in the form of “Aisle of Plenty”.

With this collection, I fed some of the original tracks into an AI service and prodded it enough time until it spat out something I thought was akin to my style of music. I then sat down and removed all the AI stuff and reworked it in my own image, employing the algorithm to act in almost a producer role, guiding where some of the songs would go in terms of arrangement. I think this was very successful in places as the original versions of those songs a million miles from each other.

So this is another 40 minutes of guitar-based fun that I hope you enjoy!

Out of Thin Air [2026]

01 Sunny Side Up

02 The Dark Parliament

03 Four for Death, Five for Heaven

04 Out of Thin Air

05 Loops & Scales [Part Three]

06 Two for Joy

07 Aisle of Plenty

08 Devil, Devil I Defy Thee!

09 Nest of Stolen Stars

10 Cut Ups

11 One for Sorrow

If you want a physical copy of this album you can head over to my ElasticStage page to order one: https://elasticstage.com/lock

NetECHO (2022)

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And so here it is…

2020 Vision (2020)

And so here we have another collection of tunes to enjoy!

Improvisations II [2013]

I realised that I had enough music together to compile another “Improvisations” album – the most unpopular series in my catalogue of tuneless dribbling. But don’t worry, you can sample the album in the player below and order the CD/Download fresh from here. It’s gotten all clever like that.

Enjoy! (or not)

Americana [2013]

Americana

The album began with the idea to create music that elicited the imagination to conjure up the sweeping vistas of America. Then the word Americana got stuck in my head. Then as I started to create the music, I thought wouldn’t it be nice to tell a story of a man who is in love with the American dream who gets a chance to trade in his life for another.

And so something that was going to be instrumental became a modern-day concept album telling the story of Eddie Pilgrim: The Last of the Electric Horsemen. The music tells a story both thematically and narratively and puts the hero in a very Faustian conundrum, but where would the Devil reside? Why in Las Vegas, of course! And so the gamble is played out on the roulette table and a decision needs to be made.

The music is eclectic: being painted instrumental, guitar driven pop to out-and-out progressive rock featuring a splash of faux mellotron to whet your whistle.

The CD version of the album comes complete with a second disc, which is a DVD that contains a 5.1 surround sound mix in both DTS and Dolby Digital, plus the stereo mix and a commentary track from myself talking about the making of the album. There’s also a discography track that features 60 minutes of music from my back catalogue and two bonus extra videos that didn’t make the final edit. The DVD-ROM section of the disc contains a PDF of the book of the album and a free multimedia eBook that’s compatible with the iPad.

So for your money you get over three hours of original content and the electronic album sleeve that takes you through the story of Eddie Pilgrim and his fight against the things he desires.

Pressure Point [2012]

Ho hum…another 48 minutes of music no-one wants to listen to…

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