Ask Fat P was written to be featured exclusively on Apskaft Presents Volume 1, available on last.fm.

Google 'Robert Dean'.

Here's your first preview of new album tracks.  About 85% completed, still lacking vocal and sample tracks, 'Astone Beflex' shows some of the power potential of my new toy, the microKorg.

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I have Disorder to thank for this one. Though it took me over a month, a glorious month in which I had laptop power supplies and external hard drives die on me, I could not be happier with how this turned out.

I am going to have to do many more remixes.

Check out the original, Stone Empire, along with many other amazing "progressive industrial" (though I hate to slap labels on thing, these humas beings surely like their labels) tunes free for download, at the home of the very talented, Disorder.

This track, on the upcoming album Simulacrism from the Jazz Robot, (the first album production under my belt), features Mr. Pulcher on percussion as well.

Robot poetry by The Jazz Robot himself. This is jungle love.

This track, featured on the upcoming album Simulacrism from the Jazz Robot, (the first album production under my belt), is highlighted by robot poetry written by my good friend, Louis Kroeck.

The music consists of myself spinning 8 organ tracks on vinyl. This one's a one way ticket to space. Likely to cause dizziness, light-heatedness, and confusion in the uninitiated. This is a good thing.