This clip marks my eleven month progress playing drums. So far, I am self taught.

The audio in this clip is directly out of my Roland TD12 V drums module into my Sony DV deck with no external processing.
The sounds of this kit are from one of my custom programmed kits optimised for use with brushes (notice the snare sweep sound) and can be downloaded from my forum on my website at SuperPuss.com.au
The cage is my own design and consists of parts from two Roland MDS-3C racks and some black aluminium square tubing cut to size.
I have done a DIY electronic conversion to my Rototoms which will be updated soon with Pintech mesh heads. The four little white drums to the right are percussion triggers built from plumbing parts, self adhesive felt and a mouse mat. They are connected to a Roland TMC-6 expander which is connected to my TD12.
My PD8 toms are soon to be replaced with eight new 8 x 4 inch toms with Roland mesh heads and my own DIY electronics.
The China, left crash and middle splash are all from Kit Toys and respond extremely well.

Me and Mr.Jeff Hijlkema in Jerusalem in a cave under an Orthodox church. Live improvisation, a gift to us! Enjoy!

SuperPuss Live!! ... This song is a fast paced live recording with a driving beat, dreamy vocals, gutsy guitar and soaring synth solos and sequences. It is a tribute to Tangerine Dream. This is a brand new 2008 edit from the original footage of this 1999 live performance and features completely re-mastered audio. Synthesizers and sequencers: Titania --- Vocals: Libby Stewart --- Lead and rhythm guitar: Lyndon Kriss --- Cello: Miriam Kriss --- Percussion and loops: Chris Pollard. Copyright (c)1999 SuperPuss This is the fourth of four movements from a live performance I wrote based on one of my elaborate dreams.

Caneman and Larree with their newest song and video.

Lash78 Live at Ferntree Gully Hotel opening for Adam Brand. This song is an original called 'Lucky'.

This is for those who like gutsy dynamics with a quiet beginning and a wall shaking ending. A powerful blast of progressive rock preceded by a dreamy but passionate vocoded vocal. Song Story This song was initially inspired by the drone of a supermarket refrigerator. The sound was ominous and powerful... just one deep note which surrounded me like a distant clap of thunder. In the studio, I started by re-creating that drone, which you hear slowly build during the first half of this song. Then I just started layering instruments (more synths, analog sequences, lead solos, drums and the vocoded vocal) until I ended up with what you hear.