JANUARY 1, 2026

Departing Flight

Plane ascends into cloudy sky with sunburst, over power substation with mud and grass in foreground.

DECEMBER 31, 2025

Grids

Sun and power-line shadows dimly visible behind chain-link fence with netting.

DECEMBER 30, 2025

No Trespassing

A locked gate with No Trespassing sign guarding empty concrete plaza.

DECEMBER 28, 2025

Rune

An orange traffic pylon lies across a sharply angled pattern of parking space lines.

DECEMBER 25, 2025

Merry Christmas

A large white Christmas ornament lies in the gutter along with fallen leaves in front of a red curb and green weeds.

DECEMBER 21, 2025

Pull Up the Sun

Cover of Pull Up the Sun showing shattered glass in desert landscape at sunrise.

I am happy to announce that my new album, Pull Up the Sun, is now available from Vaux Flores Industrial as a name-your-own-price download.

In the desert, the sun has a force not felt in the city. I began working on Pull Up the Sun in Oakland, but it wasn’t until I moved to Wonder Valley that it took on its current form as music for an imaginary winter solstice ritual: a series of tableaux anchored by a slow melodic theme.

Pull Up the Sun is tuned in 7-limit just intonation, which means that its intervals are tuned by ratios, instead of the standard Western system that divides the octave into twelve equal irrational parts. It also contains pitches that don’t have a direct analog in the usual chromatic scale. I synthesized its sounds using the computer music language Supercollider and a Eurorack modular system, with no samples or recordings.

CDs are a little behind, but email me and I’ll set you up.

DECEMBER 14, 2025

CPZ 2038 6000-G

A metal partition seen edge-on, with attached chain, casts a strong shadow on a corroded metal background.

DECEMBER 13, 2025

Beached

Plush toy shark with open mouth lies in desert landscape.

DECEMBER 12, 2025

Slump

A crooked concrete staircase leads to a blank wall.

DECEMBER 11, 2025

Crumple Zone

A crumpled tarp weighted down by bright green sandbags with bank of rocks in background.

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