Monthly Archives: July 2015
New Blog!
Hey everyone, in case you missed it I started a new blog called Resonance Theory in which I discuss findings in research on music psychology. Don’t worry, I won’t be leaving this site any time soon. Enjoy! https://braincascade.wordpress.com/
How to write, according to the woman who wrote some of Pink Floyd’s biggest hits
Drops
It sounded at first like drops of goo dripping from a stalagmite, each drop swiftly splashing to the ground before being followed by another. The drops did not echo-the sanctuary was not the massive, cavernous pit in the ground that … Continue reading
Monologue
Here’s a monologue I wrote on the fly last night. Enjoy! ————————————————————————————– They say that you can’t remember things from when you were a baby. They call it “infantile amnesia”. There’s evidence for it but I refuse to believe it, … Continue reading
The Maw
I nearly went blind as I peered into the cave for the first time : the reflections of the pale blue pools of water shimmered across the ceiling and the walls. Massive, impenetrable sheets of ice had long asserted themselves on … Continue reading
Constraint
Here I sit plucking away at my bass, eyes heavy with focus and exhaustion. Reverence guides my fingers across the fretboard as they wander through the maze of murals and their variations. For all of its nourishment and influence, I … Continue reading
Bits and Pieces 