Trex stands for Trav's: exercises, experiments, excursions, and extras. It's my solo side project.
The project's goals is to give my dozens of old practice/demo tapes the same treatment as Tripecac. So, I'm giving each song its own mp3, comments, and whatever metadata I can scrounge up. It's complete overkill for "throwaway" recordings, but there are a few gems in here.
- home
- Introduction, latest news, site summary; a good page to bookmark.
- news
- All recent song, album, and site updates.
- albums
- Details for all Trex albums, with mp3s, cover images, track lists, album notes, song notes, and lyrics.
- songs
- Complete list of Trex songs, with sorting options.
- band
- Detailed bio, including participants and history.
- gear
- Notes about instruments and recording equipment I used.
- store
- You can order Trex CDs directly from me.
- contact
- How to get in touch with the band.
- search
- Advanced search tools for this site.
- forum
- Discussion list.
Introduction
The name also means "treks", as in journeys. I recorded many of the songs while travelling. I'd sneak into universities' piano practice rooms or simply sing in the car (or on a hike). Most of the recordings were made with a dictaphone, so the sound quality is pretty crummy. So are most of the songs!
However, there are some cool moments buried in the muck. Once I get a commenting or rating system in place, it'll be easier for us to find them. Until then, you've got to dig for the nice bits.
If you're curious about my other music, check out the Anchovies, IPECAC, and Tripecac.
For a list of my other web sites see Trav's Webs.