Music Art

Twilight Sequence - "Stars of the Wayside" (2026)

Apta - "The Pool" (2025)

Twilight Sequence - "Outline of Nature" (2023)

Apta - "Submerge EP" (2023)

Video produced in
collaboration with Johnny Wood.

Shackleton - "The Scandal of Time" (2023)

Scotch Rolex and Shackleton - "Death by Tickling" (2023)

Bleep t-shirt design (2023)

Woe to the Septic Heart logo (2021)

Illustration for Todd L. Burns (2021)

Text illustrated (I don’t know who wrote it):

In the early part of the 21st century a seismic shift in the way humans processed and thought about recorded music was developed by a drunken malcontent from the state of Massachusetts, formerly part of the long since crumbled American empire. His new streamlined system came to be known as BTTBA? For decades prior evaluators of cultural artifacts had gone to great lengths to engage with music on a critical level, placing each artist’s work in its proper historical context, evaluating and juxtaposing it against the output of their peers and predecessors through close listening, hoping to divine deeper meaning from it and thereby enhance the experience for listeners.

Today the groundbreaking equation, forged in the winter of the First Covid Era, remains all that’s left of music criticism, and its inventor’s disembodied brain floats suspended in fermented spider-whale urine in the hard to reach tunnels under the sunken city of Boston. Petitioners with a query about the relative merits of one of the very rare new pieces of recorded music make the dangerous pilgrimage to torture the the brain with a simple request. Is this, they ask, better than the Blue Album? The brain, silent now for a century, but bristling still with electrical activity like a disturbed nest of flying jellyfish, has never once responded in the affirmative.