Here are some (more) computer wallpapers to promote Scott Pilgrim Vol 4.

They are also available on scottpilgrim.com, which has been very gently updated in anticipation of a true overhaul for the release of Vol 4. (The website hasn't been redesigned since book 2 came out!) Everyone: if there is anything you think a scottpilgrim.com site absolutely needs to have, now's your chance to tell me.

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I just uploaded some more "official" Kupek stuff: the Nameless, Faceless Compilation, 18 songs, including this bonus track, "Born Slippy", an Underworld cover song that you may not have heard.

Kupek is my pen-name when I write and record songs, and this compilation has all my best stuff from 2002-2004, a time when I was reasonably prolific at it. (Since then I have, un-coincidentally, been doing a lot more graphic novels and a lot less of anything else.)

I know I said I would try to post something more interesting, but I decided to post something much less interesting instead.

In my continuing experiments with creating an online archive of songs I've made, here's another collection of music for you to download.

For the not-that-interested, here's one track to get: "You Just Don't Exist", a cover of a Plumtree song (recorded by me in May 2005, after finishing Scott Pilgrim Vol 2).

I put this set together in October 2006, then kind of forgot about it for a while. It's a good variety of miscellaneous tracks I recorded between 2002 and early 2006, stuff that never got included on the "official" collections, covers, junk. I tried to correct the sound on everything, so it shouldn't be too offensive to your ears. Some points of interest, some fun stuff, whatever.

Here's some more information on each track.

Awkward Songz is now available as direct mp3 downloads.

Awkward Songz is a split album that I did with my friend Jacob (aka Faux Photos) between 2003 and 2005-ish. I recently remastered all the tracks to try and make them less toxic to the ears. It's still not the best thing ever, but it's got some decent moments. In the course of remastering I also trimmed the length of some songs and added two "bonus" tracks.

(The story of the album is that it wasn't done but I accidentally deleted the working files so I had to release it as it was. At least with a few years of experience mixing songs I have corrected the sound slightly.)

If you just want to get one, I think my favourite song on the album is Jacob's "You Break My Art".

I will try to add the rest of my mp3s soonish.

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Maybe tomorrow I'll talk about something else, less boring!