Reptilian (Jan 2017)
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Various conspiracy theories collide in a synthpop fusion of paranoia and societal decay. What to believe? Who to trust?
Half Propaganda, half Pop, all Reptilian. |
The Reptilian Single (May 2014)
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The song Reptilian and three bonus tracks released in anticipation of a secret full album.
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Dystopium (2013)
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"Dystopium, Raymond's introspective fourth album, was conceived when the artist moved from his native Oklahoma to the helicopter-swarmed streets of the infamous East Side of Baltimore. An electro-dancepop cry for affection in the belly of a broken world – Dystopium is at once totally alien and totally sincere." -Dexter Ford, entrepreneur at themostevercompany.com and not definitely not my best friend who I asked to write this
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Intonarumori (Dec 2011)
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A time-traveling musical collage that mixes classical music and jazz standards into a wandering, electronic melange. Intonarumori is available for free streaming and Pay-What-You-Want Download at Bandcamp.
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All That (June 2011)
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All That is my most dance-minded work yet. My buddy Kevin Lough called it "Oddball synthpop that you're really gonna groove on!" Listen and find out for yourself with this Pay-What-You-Want Download.
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Pripyat (March 2011)
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Where it all started. A romp through low-fi soundscapes, Pitchfork would say "Pripyat is a precarious but dynamic surge of energy and melancholia," if they ever bothered to listen. Listen and pay-what-you-want at Bandcamp.
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