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Dashboard Jesus

from Nothing Totally Changes by Alone

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They say an album needs to flow, from highs to lows (but no like, bad lows...) and you know, have some pace. At the time I had noticed my dad was listening to a lot of dance music, namely Faithless. This is my little homage to that. The typical house music build, release, break, big drums, the lot. Of course I couldn't help myself and shoved a load of guitars in there, cut em up, put a load of delay on them, that's how I roll. The title comes from... well.. its fairly obvious, a little dashboard Buddy Christ figure my sister gave me for Christmas. I still have him looking over me today. Only not in my car.

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from Nothing Totally Changes, released July 7, 2004

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Alone Bristol, UK

Retro games consoles filtered through digital delays and drum machines. Layered with guitars and some distortion. Alone paints a post-something slice of hazy danceable sounds pulled from late night memories of virtual adventures.

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