These days it’s important to listen only to music that makes you feel good. Time is short and I know that me personally I’ve got like no room in my life for audio content. There’s one part of my day when I need to listen to music and that’s when I need a psychological boost to run an extra mile on the treadmill during my lunch break.

There has never been anybody ever to compose music specifically for this purpose. Search iTunes and CDBaby for “extra mile on the treadmill” and you’ll see. The world needs this music now more than any other moment before in the history of people listening to high energy tunes in the gym.

If you’re like me, you’ve come to expect the world from the internet (for free). With that in mind, here are two handcrafted and loud songs to make the most of your next lunchtime trip to the gym:

Download: HRMY part ii
(windows users right click and “save as”, mac users option + click and “save to disk”)

Download: BTTR part ii
(windows users right click and “save as”, mac users option + click and “save to disk”)

Don’t let the track titles fool you, this isn’t any of that artsy experimental noise crap. If there were to be one word that captures the essence of this material, that word should be “achieve!”. You can do it. Don’t stop at 6.2 mph, go for 6.3 (or faster). Exclamation marks connote that faster is indeed an acceptable option. Check back soon for ringtones.

News:

I’m thankful for the fucking holidays and you better be too.

Nearly finished with a new body of work in the post-disco genre. Also on the verge of having last year’s “Macro-Virus-Executable” mastered and released in all it’s previously unheard glory. Did you know that I was wrong about the triple LP? I think I did, but I posted about it anyhow. It’s my blog, and as they say, if you don’t like it go git yer own.

It looks like the handy audio player application is broken. Oh well. The new post-disco tracks are going to make you happy, that’s a promise. Maybe they’ll be out in December. Maybe later.

Plus, you might have noticed that’s two (2) full length releases complete for 2008. There will be more to come in 2009 including:
* new record label
* sounds from other parts of the world
* as many guest musicians as Craigslist will reasonably afford

See you later then.