I've been long term bag-holding crypto since mid-December 2017. Fortunately, I got into most of my cryptos after the first pullbacks in mid-december, meaning I didn't get in at ATHs, but I'm still overall

I read about these little pencil cases that make nice little travel cases for volcas. I picked one up to test it out. Pink, obviously, to show how much of a manly man I am: Unfortunately, I really don't

Who's got two thumbs and just bought a used Moog Minitaur? :: sigh :: :P Now I just need the DFAM and those two Moogfest synths (BFAM, Subharmonicon). And maybe a GrandMother.

Sometimes I wonder if folks super into randomly generated electronic noise are so because they can't dance and too embarrassed to admit it.

Always portals to hell? Why not a portal to Gus' Fried Chicken?

Today I decided to take the plunge. I've got a couple of weeks off to recover from my accident, asked my girlfriend to take a couple of guitars I haven't played in 5 or 6 years+ and traded in for this

<insert story about almost getting killed in an accident. Frequent breaks required to type now as the road rash and joint pain prohibit me from typing for stretches longer than 30 or 40 seconds. Check

How mighty the battle is. I've fallen in love with futzing with little analog synthesizers in the Volca line. I'm determined to put out a synth/post-punk release this year, and there's a lot to digest

Volcas, fountain pens, and dirty mechanical keyboards. I spent the greater part of a decade playing guitar in a punk rock band based out of Memphis, TN. We still play, occasionally, when I'm back in town,

My start in distributed computering and crypto-currenciering When I first heard about bitcoin, I thought (and still do) it was gross. Disgusting, even. You see, I was intimately familiar with distributed.net,