Moira the Warrior
to honor the integrity & tenacity of authentic spiritual seekers: those driven towards Awareness & Realization. Also to honor the Universal Yin, the Earth Mother, the Infinite She-Dragon of the Deep

Watch Me Die
to honor the compositional & lyrical prowess of the band TOOL the title: the wording references lyrics to Tool’s “Vicarious,” the concept is that your small self must die so that the true You can actually live

At the Soda Shop
to honor the nostalgic fetishism of David Lynch’s dichotomous dream/nightmare infatuation with the American 1950’s

When I Woke Up, Everyone Was Gone
to honor Nils Frykdahl and his epic songs written and performed with the Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
the title: once Awakened, you cannot be alone, but there are actually no individuals due to the realization of absolute Oneness
the ending: this chord progression is a re-imagining of Pink Floyd’s “Saucerful of Secrets/Celestial Voices” filtered through the lens of Carlo Gesualdo’s Sabbato Sancto

Separating Sanity
to honor the unsurpassable, landmark songs of Black Sabbath and the demi-enlightened lyrics of Geezer Butler
the title: a lyric from Sabbath’s “Spiral Architect.” It is our overactive discerning mind that has led us away from Unity and into semi-pathological, paranoid Separateness

Hallowed Be Thy Name
to honor the vocal voice of Gene Jun and to add another title to the Edmund Welles Library of exact-transcription arrangements of classic and epic metal tunes (originally by Iron Maiden from Number of the Beast)

Curtains
to honor the end. All of our mundane tales share the same basic ending.