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Back in March of ’11, MAGfest started a fundraiser to collect money for Japan relief. A list of VG remix artists got together to auction themselves off and remix any video game theme of the winner’s choice. Jason Roop is … Continue reading →

Thanks for the support everyone. You can nab the album in one of its many forms from Bandcamp. BIG SHOUTOUT to the guys at Silent Uproar Records and Robbie Player for putting together the awesome teaser videos.

From Zero Over Zero. Out next week!

Most “guitar albums” are lead albums. This is a rhythm guitar album – I think. It’s a wild rotation of rock genres that have inspired me over the years, and it’s a love letter to Romero and Savini in the … Continue reading →

I have a collection of songs that I haven’t put in any single location, so I decided to remaster some stuff and upload to bandcamp – dating back to ’98. You can nab it here: Stemage – MISC [old stuff] … Continue reading →

Big news soon! But for now, here’s a track that a few buddies and I put together for an incredibly talented artist we’ve worked with, Fox Dragon. He is a selfless and talented man that always does amazing things for … Continue reading →

Songs for the Cure ’11 is a collection of 3 albums from a huge list of amazing songwriters, arrangers, and performers. You can check all three albums out now, and all proceeds from purchases go to the American Cancer Society. … Continue reading →

Hey guys. I’m auctioning myself off and covering ANY song from ANY video game of your choice to raise money for Japan relief. I’m kinda excited! It’s alongside efforts from MAGFest.org. You can see the full list of auction items … Continue reading →

…and it’s tasty!! The song is inspired by Static X anyway, so he decided to hit it after a casual, slightly sarcastic mention by myself. MAN, he did the right thing. Check out VikingGuitar’s album here!

On March 29th, Songs for the Cure ’11 will be released as three separate albums containing musicians from ALL OVER. This is the 4th compilation by the Indie Music Cancer Drive, an organization that pulls in performers and composers from … Continue reading →