YOU CAN FIND THESE AND MORE MP3s IN THE FILE AREA:

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  The Monkery (2005-07):

Myself and two other members from my former band One Blue Link came together with new bassist Adam to rock out.

The Training Sequence EP includes 3 new songs, which are now posted on the MySpace page. Please visit it to listen on the site and/or download the full mp3s free at:

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The Monkery is: Stu Warshawer (vocals), Phil Enock (guitar, backup vocals), Adam Davie (bass), and Jeremy Da (drums).

  One Blue Link (2002-03):

My old rock band. In winter 2002, four Williams College students set out to rock their school, playing parties with original music and covers. We recorded an album (10 original songs), called DIY, in winter '03. If you want to buy the CD, email me. Here are 3 tracks from it:

•   Postcard - our hit single. the music video for it is included on the album
•   Breaking Up (with Myself) - the one they say made us famous...
•   Go Quietly
•   Suddenly

  Phil Enock:

Just my songs and me, on guitar and singing.

• By Chance (5.31.05) -- [NOTE: I re-recorded the vocals and re-mixed for a MUCH-improved version. Re-download it now if you got it first before August 2009.] Sometimes one night's events can throw your life in an unexpected direction. I bet it's happened to you... or it will.

My electronic music. Enjoy.

• Psi Storm (9.14.04) -- Drum n bass / techno / orchestral piece. This song got a lot more complicated than it was supposed to be when I started. Fast-paced, high-contrast electronic music.
• Arnold's Revenge (9.28.03) -- Schwarzenegger rockin' it out
  This song started with the guitar riff back in July. It's my first full-length solo song in over 2 years, so throughout the project I was learning tons (e.g. wow The 6th Day is bad). I recorded my electric guitar, my Steinway B Grand Piano (ahem, my Dad's), and did the rest on my computer. I sampled Kindergarden Cop, Terminator 2, True Lies, Last Action Hero, and The 6th Day. I also grabbed a bunch of news clips from the recall campaign, but they didn't fit with the flow of the song

  The Ill Informed (2000-04, production, recording, beats by me):

C-Rock & Citizen Q started rhyming for kicks in 1999, and they asked me to drop some hot beats for them. We formed the unstoppable Trifecta of Terror, dominating the Collegiate (prep) School hip-hop scene, and releasing "I for an I" in 2001. We rocked talent shows harder than anyone since our headmaster sang Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Since splitting for college, we still make music every summer, at a level of illness that you can't possibly imagine without hearing for yourself...

I recommend: Speak Easy and 1997 .

•   Hold Me Back RMX (11.12.04) -- reviving our classic... new and improved
•   Speak Easy (8.4.03) -- creepin on your corner, son
•   Coast 2 Coast (7.29.03) -- C & Q rockin the block on Canibus' Rahznevah's beat (i.e. not mine)

Summer 2002 Releases (enoflow original beats, guitar ideas on Beats & Rhymes by citizen Q):

1. Once Lost
2. Take Cover
3. Beats & Rhymes
4. 1997
5. The Main Attraction