Music
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d’ville
Five song-stories from Charlottesville, thirty years in the making — loss, longing, and flashes of joy. [2022]
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n0va
Four bossa nova songs for the breaking heart — love, loss, pets, and the impossibility of language. [2017]
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Statik 3
Two Appalachian folk songs — personal, melancholic, and the beginning of what became d’ville. [1993]
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Statik 1
An EP of jazz, gothic undertow, and indie rock collision — in between worlds and not quite ready to leave any of them. [1989]
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Recycle Bin
Stray songs that never found an album. Rescued outtakes spanning decades — ambient, feral. [1986-2011]
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Resonance
Nine songs of dark ambient jazz, 4-track cassette — with a surprise guest… [1987]
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Animus
Jh0st’s first record — minimalist piano and saxophone on 4-tracks – the energy of naïveté. [1986]
Collaborations
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COtu
Three alt-rock collabs — a transpacific love story, a dictator satire, and a Nugent homage.
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sun*load
Thirty years between high school and this collaboration — four goth/ambient songs and a David Bowie ghost story.
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Luscious-235
A synthwave collaboration set in the lost decade of the 19A0s — and a rare interview with Luscious-235.
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Kid of Earth
A funked-up acid jazz collab about the music we find rather than force — and an avant-garde alternate version.
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Emilio GS
Two alt-pop collaborations with a Madrid composer — memory, erasure, and the light that stays the same.
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Frank Baker
A prog rock collaboration on dementia, memory, and music that exists as an event in time and space.
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Gryflet
Eight heavy rock collaborations across three continents — addiction, climate, democracy, and walls of guitar fuzz.
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Oorlab
Retro-future funk and the existential crisis of the clean desk
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B3ND3R
Lo-fi indie rock from a Somerville hovel, 1995 — small amps, half a drum kit, and the Dry House manifesto.
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Soil
A 2005 session with AN — Fela Kuti politics, fretless dub bass, and a chant about digging to the roots.
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16:16
A 1991 dark wave EP recorded at a shared address in Charlottesville — where avant-garde and pop trajectories crossed.
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Wept
Virginia post-punk and goth, 1987–1991. Six releases, DC Space appearances, and a sound that resisted easy classification.



















