Used a bunch of 80's sounding riffs to build a progressive garage track. Don't worry about the false builds...you get the pay off later in the song.

This is a little slow for DnB, but it timed nicely (or horribly) with the Gulf War II things those American blokes did. Pretty damn dark.

A dark DnB remix of this Nine Inch Nails song. Not as dark as Johnny Cash mind you.

This is a nod to the IDJ Crew for their work, spirit, and being the first crew to rope me into the MTL Jungle scene! It takes elements of different styles and blends them into a trippy and supa-fast track. It's 188bpm but don't worry. It won't hurt.

This song is all about the crescendo. The build in the middle is pretty big and always gets a smile.

This track moves on it's own time but it's potent. And is has a siiiick Ozzy sample. Needs lyrics and/or scratching though.

Epic Tracehall. There. I said it. Does that intrigue you? I used a vocal sample from a Ralph Fridge track and made this. It's very different.

Tripping Daisy never sounded so dark. But it's fun.

I made this one during the war in Afganistan using an arabian sounding guitar lick from Alice in Chains, a vocal sample from The Last Temptation of Christ, and some morse code. Very Crystal Method.

This one is pretty epic. Good music for Matrix Revolutions' fight scenes. I wish.