Salt Altar Santa Monica, California
Here it is. A collection of songs Ive been working up from my home studio for the past year. After playing a few early versions for some friends, they liked what they heard and said I should release it. I continued to hone and rework 'em and here is what Im calling "each/other." The first six songs are electro/pop and the second six are industrial/rock. I hope you enjoy what you hear! Cheers! ... more
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