Hi! I make music and draw stuff

Ratronaut and the Moon of Cheese

Been spending more time drawing than making music, so here's an illustration. More art on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/astronautstuff/

Some Sleepless Nights is a little personal project I started a couple of months ago to deal with the dark times I was going through. The feeling of loneliness, emptiness, and non-belonging all hit me at the same time, and making my own music, observing myself, and creating my own world have helped me during my healing process. This particular album was heavily inspired by the amazing Celeste soundtrack (by Lena Raine) and Emilie Autumn’s “Unlaced” album. I felt like writing something inspired by video game music (which is admittedly not a genre I’m very familiar with when it comes to songwriting and arranging), but with improvised guitar solos and textures, since the guitar is my primary instrument. These tracks are the result of all the mess inside my head. I hope you enjoy my music and that it somehow connects with you in a positive way. <3

TesseracT - King

THE ADVENTURES OF RATRONAUT AND THE MOON OF CHEESE.

NEW TESSERACT.

Aaaaahhhhhhhhh. <3

Longer video on https://www.facebook.com/hlfdrm

How can a song be SO GOOD LIKE THIS ONE?

More stuff on https://www.facebook.com/hlfdrm

NEW SCALE THE SUMMIT IN MAY.

My music: http://halfdream.bandcamp.com/

What do you think of bands that use backing tracks? Are you OK with bands using samples and backing tracks in order to enhance a performance in a live environment? Is it acceptable to use them only for keyboards, synths, and/or unusual instruments so they can replicate the studio version of the song or would you rather see/hear different arrangements and no backing tracks just to keep the authenticity of the performance?

Intro of "Forever Lost" by God Is an Astronaut.

Sithu Aye — Beyond the Boundary