sound

the final tfy album, paper dolls for catholic children is available through the umbrella noize collective.

the debut tfy album, discard, is no longer available in its original limited edition of 100. however, it has been reissued by epicaricacy.org in an expanded, 2-disc edition with previously unreleased material. click here for details.



downloadable music, free of charge:

misc. live recordings:
live @ recycled rainbow 9.0 (the final performance)

live @ recycled rainbow 5.0 (the debut live performance)
1. setup ambience
2. intro prelude
3. intro
4. annus horribilus
5. failure mode analysis
6. "do you want to have a go at it?"
7. what would jesus drive?
8. overlapping preludes in c
9. viva papa!
10. closing

various plunderphonia
all bugs echo
analysed lung
bores the unhurt folk
"ever have a dream like that?"
ethanol salad (rich girl)
flickering sprites
hazey2
innocent
island of sanity
macrobiotics make me cranky sometimes...
man devouring man
proproxyphene
short as any dream
slammerkin
solitude
the transformed (pitch) man
twenty five pierced tattooed and dyed (instrumental version)

remixes, mash-ups & reconstructions:
cow on demon! (de la soul ruined by hooray for big pile of meat!)
classical shady (eminem vs. mason williams)
december lust (jay-z vs. iggy pop)
dream girl (taint) (the baldwin brothers)
"good eats" theme (patrick belden)
hold me down (hcv) (tommy lee)
isn't this where (pink floyd)
jesus built my strobelight (ministry vs. the b-52's)
joy, fair spark of the gods (beethoven)
pure_horizontal (placebo vs. mc potbelly)
ray of light (tribal dataglitch) (madonna)
sk8 (avril lavigne)
soporific rum star (brian eno)
tell me about the rabbits... (lenny kravitz)
the taking of busta (busta rhymes vs. david shire)
the van man (serial killer remix) (daryl westfall)
warm leatherette (d'oke) (the normal vs. merriam-webster)
without kerosene (eminem vs. big black)

there are a few recently unearthed "lost recordings" that will be uploaded soon.

to hear tfy's contributions to the dictionaraoke project visit dictionaraoke.org.