This is the album. It is no less than ten tracks long, comes with all the lyrics neatly written down in a text file and features vocals, acoustic guitars, lots of unintentional ghost notes, London street noise and a toothbrush. If the original artwork is too gangster for you, there is a more modest version included in the package.

This is the second single off the album "Lo-Fi Expectations".

This is the first single off the album "Lo-Fi Expectations".

This one is the previous album's rather brash sister. A bit less improvised and somewhat more dependent on drum beats. Not that one would necessarily notice. Might not be quite as easy on the ears as its predecessor. Still fun. Probably more suited for walking around town. The cover design is not a code by any means, so don't bother deciphering it. You'll notice they're just numbers and you'll be hugely disappointed.

Largely improvised repetitive ambient textures. Where do we go when we die? What is the meaning of life? Is there a god and why doesn't she seem to give a fuck? This album doesn't answer any of these questions. But it makes for a rather good listen right before going to sleep. Good quality headphones are highly recommended. It will sound a bit dull coming out of your tiny laptop speakers. No, seriously.