The latest Beyette album which features the single, "Million-Faced Man" as well as guest performers, Red Beard and G Dubbs. The title is not a political reference regarding the previous election. Three years in the making, Change is the first Beyette record that involves vocals on virtually every track as well as mostly live instrumentation. The personal themes are based on assessments of society, both the general public as well as closer relationships. Beyette struggles to understand human nature as it seemingly destroys the happy life around him, and constantly strives for some sort of peace and resolve through his songs using an attempted responsibility and vulnerability. The sound of the album has been compared to Nine Inch Nails, Linkin Park, Beck and Black Sabbath. There are two instrumentals, one is a fast swinging rock track with no singing, the other is a fast paced evolving piano song. The songs go from heavy to soft, loud to calm. The drums are usually huge, the guitar usually distorted, and the bass usually setting the tone. The first and only single released to promote this album was "Million-Faced Man", which included 4 bonus remixes not available online.


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The first single from the 14-song album, "Change". Available as a one song download or a physical CD with four bonus remixes: a down-tempo laid-back ambient groove, a ferociously loud and thumping drum and bass version, an gothic-industrial overcast, and a percussively lively acoustic deconstruction. The physical release with the remixes was officially made available on June 29, 2009.
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Textures (hard and soft) is a two disc exploration into relaxing tones and breaking bones.

Textures (Hard and Soft) is a two disc exploration into relaxing tones and breaking bones.

A non-stop assault of relentless noise, furious guitar and unforgiving electronic drum smashing.

Emotionally electric journeys into dark, sometimes danceable abandoned territory.

Companion remix-disc for Editation with new songs as well as remixes from Editation

Electronic experimental music.

Slow and moody instrumental music. "After I composed 5 albums as "Tooth", my music started to get more serious. Both in a good way and a bad way. E Tahe V Oletah was probably the third or fourth album created with the use of sequencing software. MTV Music Generator for PC was my first sequencer and used it from 2001-2003ish. When I was about 19 I started to get very depressed and E Tahe V Oletah definitely takes on the role as a calming record for someone who is depressed. It definitely calmed me writing it. There was originally lyrics for a couple of songs, but I decided against it, probably because my voice didn't make the songs sound any better. Le Tah, the album's second track was more than likely the first track I ever did with the absence of drums, and is probably the most revised song to pop up into future albums."