About This Site
I used to be pretty active around these parts, both online and out in the world as a musician. These days, not so much, but I've gotten quite a few emails looking for the site or the music. So, I figured I'd put something up with at least that much so people could continue to download the music even if I wasn't putting out anything new.

As far as blogging goes, I'm not sure where that will end up. I'm currently keeping a World of Warcraft blog, which may not interested a whole lot of people, but certainly interests me in the here and now.

I have another weblog I'm looking into starting, but it's brand new and I'm sure people are tired of me saying "Hey, check me out here!" and then I never post anything. So I'll wait on that one and see if it goes anywhere. Box of Suck will also be going bye-bye in February 2006, more out of lack of time than anything else.

Thanks to all of the folks who still continue to ask, "Where are you?" as well as send emails with offers to replace my missing music. It's all been recovered, and is all available for download here for as long as I can keep it up.

If you're looking for indie musicians on the internet who are still active, I recommend Scott Andrew, and Brad Sucks. They've both been good to me, continue to fight the good fight, and are gods among men.

One last note: on the old site, I got a lot of donations towards a new album. No one ever asked me where they went, but I thought some people might be wondering. They're still in a PayPal account; it's got about $400 in it from nice folks who donated for the new album, or for downloading the songs, or maybe just because they have good hearts. It's not going anywhere, and if you happen to want it back as a new album doesn't seem to be forthcoming any time in the near future, feel free to contact me. I'll understand.

Enjoy the music, and thanks for stopping by.

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The crowning jewel of my internet career might be the
2003 Blogathon, which I participated in with Scott Andrew LePera. Cowriting and recording two original songs as Pet Rock Star^s netted $1200 in donations for the Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation.

Joi Ito asked me to write a song for Ben & Mena Trott (of Moveable Type fame) for their birthdays in September 2003. I gladly accepted, and the result is "Your Own Dot Org," a somehow silly and somewhat serious song about their lives, taken mostly from their weblog archives.

Request my music almost any time you'd like at Whole Wheat Radio. WWR is run by Jim Kloss and Esther Golton from a 12x12 cabin in Talketna, Alaska, and they're two of my most favoritest people in the whole world.