Selected Discography

“Great guitar playing!”

Tim Stark (Studio 921)

“Amazed at the beauty of The One Nice Weekend in September… melancholic and dramatic.”

José Moya (JMOYA)

“Interesting and unique sounds.”

Kyle Erickson

“Beautiful but unsettling acoustic pieces…”

Richard Ellis

“Quite a compelling stringed soundscape.”

Mark LaJoie (Living Waters)

“Love the near atonal feel to some of the guitar work, and strong melodies in other progressions. ”

Wayne Cox (The Professor and Naomi Kay)

“Awesome experimental jazz sound!”

Joseph Goh (RockWeller)

“Inventive sounds indeed!”

Dean Gray

“Genuine jam music… strange and complex.”

Oxaï Roura

“Graphite Addiction is a strange enough name for a band but the album title Sifferson begs some sort of explanation – what on earth does it mean?”

Mike Ehrmann

“A deliciously edgy cruise along the edge of a jazz tapestry.”

David Namerow

“Great sounds…deep, spiritual…dark…fantastic music.”

No Zu Sounds

An early version of Graphite’s 2007 album from when we were still called Mr. Phatpants. Contains 3 unreleased tracks.

Graphite’s original demo. Recorded live in 2006.

“Superb musicianship… to make such a dynamic, emotional take on “Ose Shalom” with just the vibes and acoustic… sounds wonderful!”

Mike White of Mike White Presents

“One of the most original textures I’ve heard in ages!”

Glenn Folwarski (Thadieus Project)

“Very kewl vibe.”

Nikki McSorley

“Like a ghost. ★★★★”

Fiona Ord-Shrimpton (All About Jazz)

One man. One acoustic guitar. No idea what he’ll do.

A journey to highlight and celebrate the representation of Bass and Percussion in music.

Solo improvisations on electric guitar.

3ology live at Ziggi’s Coffee in 2008.

3ology live with Milo Fortes and Gusty Christensen.

Exploring the depths of Richard Ellis’ “Sixteen Roses”.

A soul searching collection of once-lost songs.

Experience 3ology at its finest: live and up-close.

Searching for something more than conventional jazz.

“Creativity before all other concerns.”

J.P. Ranger