Updated: Saturday August 15, 2026.
On this page you'll find ZIP files filled with music (MP3s) I made between 1996 and 2018, under the names Milkshake Daddy, The Milkshake Daddy, and Kurohitsugi (Black Coffin). Most music was produced between 2008 and 2013 as part of the RPM Challenge, where you try to record an album in one month. If helps if you imagine that each album is the soundtrack for an imaginary science fiction movie.
This is a concept album about famous space probes, satellites and Mars rovers.
Download a Zip of all files. 37,668 KB or listen to it on The Internet Archive.
Hubble from Secret Lives of Probes, Satellites and Rovers (my favorite track):
This is a concept album about a sentient satellite that returns to earth, meets a magic cat, and saves an ocean of fish.
Download it from or listen to it on The Internet Archive.
The Interview from Triglidae Cosplay Facsimile (my favorite track):
Download a Zip of all files. 57,388 KB or listen to it on The Internet Archive.
Super Sloppy Space Junk! from Aquatic Ape Hypothesis (my favorite track):
Download a Zip of all files. 57,318 KB or listen to it on The Internet Archive.
The Party is Over from Substitute Songwriter (my favorite track):
This is a concept album about space travel. I think it's my best.
Download a Zip of all files. 55,192 KB or listen to it on The Internet Archive.
The Attraction of the Moon from Stranded on the Shores of Space (my favorite track):
This is a concept album about hopelessness. I think it's my worst.
Download a Zip of all files. 81,080 KB or listen to it on The Internet Archive.
Exile in Hueco Mundo from Bat Into Hell (my favorite track):
Download a Zip of all files. 30,636KB.
Rock and Roll is a Zombie (single) (my favorite track):
This album is my attempt to get back into music after a 5-year hiatus. It is OK, but I had no muse/inspiration. This album and title is not predicitve programming for world events that occured in 2019-20.
Download a Zip of all files. 124,967 KB or listen to it on The Internet Archive.
The Suburbs from Wear a Mask (my favorite track):