Machines And Melodies

 Meet Machines And Melodies, my final album for Organized Chaos. It features 50 tracks and has the entire Makina and half of the Plugged album both cut out to make it more likable by the creator and hopefully the fans. Instead of tossed in filler, I took a lot of the music out instead. It fits on two cd-r discs perfectly, and NOT six like I was initially planning. It just became too much of a hassle and no fun to give myself deadlines and enormous goals.

As for Organized Chaos, at this time I do not know how I am going to release its physical format, but I'm thinking about it a a lot. Let me know what you think about my latest, and feel free to freely download it OR donate at will. Thank you!

Organized Chaos, Coming Soon!

Now with the music for "Organized Chaos" almost done, I wanted to share the same teaser of the cover art I was shown weeks ago for the upcoming megaalbum of many many albums. This is one fourth of the image that will grace the cover. This is the top left. 

"Organized Chaos" will include a full disc of Noise Vaults and Machines and Melodies both, labelled Noisebox 1 and 2, with 6 full albums a piece, totalling 12. Another disc or two will be The Absynthium Collective, a full ass career almost worth of synthesized ideas and music. It will cover 11 discs worth of material and have 400 tracks. A potential second disc of that will have (Lost In) Oblivion, featuring 100 outtakes, included in the 400 count. It will also feature the Project Warlock OST and a bunch of other miscellaneous instrumental stuff and my first vocal EP from 2023. Stay tuned!

Many Things To Come

 

Of course I updated my Quake on Steam to have the new "Dawn of the Machine" episode for Quake's 30th anniversary.

So far its been difficult because I haven't played Quake in some time, but the visuals are pretty badass, even though its 30 years "after its time." I always wanted to mod for quake but heard its extremely hard to do. That doesn't mean I can't fuck around just because and see what weird shit I can come up with. 

Perhaps the "Quake Quadrilogy" section will consist of my own mods too someday? Honestly it doesn't even exist as a page yet. Speaking of which, I'd like to list off what ISN'T done for those of you that don't want to get your hopes up only to be let down:

An Introduction
About The Author

Photo Galleries

Floppy Disk Album

Quake Quadrilogy

Duke Nukem 3D

Sonic The Hedgehog

Old/Weird Video Games

My College Games/Projects [2005]

and I'm going to eventually add a "Organized Chaos USB/CD" page to talk about the future release, only have it available WHEN the release is put out there, instead of letting it drag out while people wait and wait.

The New Website

    Welcome to my latest website. This is basically like most of the others just arranged differently with a newer look, or in this case an older 1994 look, from my youth. The font styles are from heretic and classic doom, and the website's gaming section is more devoted to that type of game than others when it comes to the amount of content. 

    As for the music, its still here, and I'm still finishing up the album "The Structure" and waiting on the artist for Organized Chaos to be finished, so I can release my mega 500+ track opus thing.

    After that is released, I'll work on a few other projects like the Cherry Rounders revival (an acquired taste) and the Nightmares of Loki 2029 full redux you will be surprised with, complete with a 72-text-screen end-of-every-level plot and all new MP3 soundtrack. It will be for the GZDoom/UZDoom source port family of classic doom.