Music

these 32 songs (18 on the iTunes/ amazonMp3 version) include every soundtrack cut (from buffy to permanent midnight), demo (incl. alt versions & leaked mp3’s), and b-side from the last 12 years of recording, all digitally remastered and polished like the sweet gems they are. more

five years in the making, this record is the bridge between the first and second albums. from the pitch black of ‘this night’ to the madness of ‘pictures of people’ to the obsession of ‘mine again,’ passion charts the unknown regions of the heart and makes it back alive. more

part fetish, part side project, part indulgence – all electric all the time. paul, andy & brian, along with a few fans, bring the noise in this collection of techno-rock experiments, trance detours, remixes from see the sun, and the epic ‘transformers theme.’ holy cow. more

featuring deej hofer of the acoustic duo performances from ten million years, this five song EP is an attempt to weld together the funk of American indie dance-rock and the epic vistas of British new wave. these tracks showcase some of paul’s less restrained personalities. more

black lab’s long-awaited 2005 follow up to your body above me. in twelve songs of lush, intelligent rock, singer paul durham shreds his heart and lays it out on a platter. features the indelible title track, ‘lonely boy,’ and ‘learn to crawl’ (featured on sony pictures’ spider-man soundtrack). more

black lab’s 1997 debut reborn, with nearly two minutes of additional music & two extra songs originally recorded for the album. resequenced, remastered, reamped. replace that worn out copy & hear it with new ears. or experience it the first time the way it was meant to be. more

paul durham’s pre-lab acoustic-based project laid the groundwork for what was to come. eleven riveting experi-ments in folk & rock, along with an acoustic lab version of “wash it away,” a couple of live acoustic tracks, and the original demo of “ten million years.” more

cake or death is paul’s secret indulgence, a few friends getting together to make the kind of music they heard at junior high dances. a guilty pleasure. a cavity-inducing atrocity, like a fleetwood mac bar band. extremely addictive. more