Luck Bunching

The Bendy Satan Soundtrack

Arguably destined to be the zenith of the Bendy Satan project, this here is the album cover that was once called "The Grub of the Hound", then "Bendy Satan", and finally, at time of writing, "Bendy Satan - Music From the Motion Picture". There's a motion picture now.

HorseCow New Year

"Dave Part II: Dave Dies"

Part Two of the "Dave" sequence, Dave dies (or does he?).

"Dave Part I: Which Dave?"

Historical film about misunderstandings of the term "Dave". When we say "Dave", which Dave are we talking about. The consequences are hilarious.

Social realism for our times.

Part I of a II part series.

'Still and Moving Images from Pooka Delaval' (Illustrated with Sound)

Just so you know, you can listen to pookas at this place here:

http://www.toadinmud.co.uk/podcasts/7th-nov-07-podcast-5/

St. Cuthbert's Burials - Hymns, Hums and Buzzes

Recorded 2007 by ALAN 9000, "Hymns, Hums and Buzzes" is from the Fragment known as "Insect Marriage (A Fragment)", written in the heady days of April 2004. Good times, by all accounts. I could still breathe back then. Sweet Heaven.

Moxtherian Tent Chase

Part Three in "The Beginner's Guide to Moxtherianism". The key to this is the tent.

Moxtherian Spade Dance

Part Two in "The Beginner's Guide to Moxtherianism". A spade-dancing routine dating back to the mid-Moxtherian period. Note the cigarette, hallmark of the True Moxtherian Spade Dance.

Anatomy of a Photo

Part One in "The Beginner's Guide to Moxtherianism". The glitch in the middle is intrinsic to the footage, but we'll live. And we will at that.

Thom-as

Dayse of Yore

Stranger things have happened.

Melvyn Q. Watchpocket

I'll have mentioned in the past, I should have imagined, my fondness for Melvyn Q. Watchpocket, a San Francisco band of the mid-to-late '60s, whose recorded output, as far as I can tell, is nil, and whose major claim to fame is a poster for a night on which they had shared billing with Country Joe and the Fish and with Big Brother and the Holding Company. This wasn't an unusual occurence by any means, for an unsigned band to be part of the festivities, etc. Anyway, yes, so I have one of these posters and they're fetching $400 dollars-ish. Presumably mine isn't an original or anything. Don't really care to find out. Not sure about that sort of thing. Looks good on my wall. That's fine. I've forgotten what I've written. But it was about Melvyn Q. Watchpocket. I know that much. And I wrote it long ago, and elsewhere. So be it.

The Trader and Wife

Los Scorpiones

Available now from all good vendors; just say... you know what to say. Good luck.