Songs & sketches
Time to Change — Evasion demo EP ↗
Track 2 from Evasion’s three-song demo EP. Original CD-version MP3 from my archive.
Time to Change — Evasion demo EP · Recording
A personal archive · volume in progress
The rooms we played. The songs we made. The next show still ahead.
The Utah chapter
Practice rooms, house shows and the things we kept.
A place for the songs, stories and keepsakes as they’re added to the archive.
Arizona · ska & punk
Brass, guitars, photocopied flyers. A little piece of the scene.
August 11, 2004
The red, black and white flyer from an all-ages Phoenix bill.
Bill and date from the surviving flyer. The advertised lineup is preserved here.
Another formation
A different lineup. More songs to leave behind.
Songs & sketches
Track 3 from Evasion’s three-song demo EP. Original CD-version MP3 from my archive.
Original Evasion demo artwork establishes the track order. Release date unconfirmed.
Songs & sketches
Track 2 from Evasion’s three-song demo EP. Original CD-version MP3 from my archive.
Time to Change — Evasion demo EP · Recording
Salt Lake City · indie / emo
A three-piece indie / emo-ish band from Salt Lake City, Utah.
The band’s story ↗Songs & sketches
A recording by Caprica, a Salt Lake City three-piece indie / emo-ish band.
Recording date, release title and full credits are unconfirmed.
It’s Been So Long — Caprica · Recording
Bands
A three-piece indie / emo-ish band from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Open the artifact ↗Music in the margins
Home recordings, unfinished songs and ideas that kept going.
A place for the songs, stories and keepsakes as they’re added to the archive.
The listening experiment
Songs, sketches and late-night experiments.
April 18, 2026 · date displayed on Suno
A song about Phoenix, New York, and the places that shape a life.
Suno · April 18, 2026 · 4:29.
Cherry Popsicle Stains · Recording
April 17, 2026 · date displayed on Suno
An indie-electronica song about the past selves we carry with us. Dreamy synths, chopped beats, and a bittersweet look back.
Rearview Ghosts · Recording
On the workbench
What I’m making now.
A place for the songs, stories and keepsakes as they’re added to the archive.
Tools of the trade
The instruments, recording tools and equipment behind the music.
Enter the Music SalonThe instruments, on display ↗Instruments
My PDP by DW Concept Maple four-piece shell pack in Twisted Ivory with chrome hardware, a separate Ox Blood / Ebony-hoop snare, and PDP Concept Series stands and double pedal.
Explore the gear ↗Instruments
My Wine Red Epiphone Les Paul Studio: gold hardware and a Guitar Center limited edition.
Explore the gear ↗Instruments
My black Fesley FEP1000: 88 weighted keys in an upright-style cabinet.
Explore the gear ↗Instruments
My Yamaha F310 acoustic, in a natural finish.
Explore the gear ↗Audio interfaces & recording
Recording interface for podcasting / instruments / vinyl
Explore the gear ↗Amplifiers
My black Fender Mustang LT25—a compact amp with a wide palette of guitar tones.
Explore the gear ↗Microphones
A supercardioid dynamic vocal microphone, paired with a 20-foot black-and-white Pig Hog woven XLR cable.
Explore the gear ↗Microphones
A black cardioid USB condenser microphone kit with a desk-clamp arm, shock mount and pop filter.
Explore the gear ↗Hardware & stands
A compact black desktop microphone stand with an adjustable straight shaft and weighted round base.
Explore the gear ↗Other gear
Black closed-back studio monitor headphones with 45 mm drivers, detachable cables and swivelling earcups.
Explore the gear ↗This story is still being written
New collaborators. New songs. Back on a stage.
A place for the songs, stories and keepsakes as they’re added to the archive.
The surviving paper trail
Dates as documented; gaps and uncertainties kept in view.
The Mason Jar · Phoenix, Arizona
Bill and date from the surviving flyer. The advertised lineup is preserved here.
KEEP THE FLYERS. FINISH THE SONGS. MAKE SOME NOISE.