The New Space Album

2004 - album as Benedict Roff-Marsh This is where I  decided that I was going wrong in my composing. I was working away but not getting the results I wanted. Hardware synthesizers, by their very nature, are limited by being physical and for all those years of using them we all felt annoyed that the … Continue reading The New Space Album

The Place Less Visited

The place less visited in the title is the imagination. Sure well spend plenty of time there but mostly in the fear and worry part. We would be so much better if we could spend more of our time in the joy, wonder and positive sides of our imaginations. I still find this album to … Continue reading The Place Less Visited

The Edge Of Transmission

Edge is the underbelly of my idyllic Virgo 12. If there is a place of beauty and sanctuary, there is always a place of last resort; the end of the railway line that glitters with false hope as someone once described Queensland's Gold Coast in being the destination of choice for runaway teens. Interestingly, 18 years later and I live … Continue reading The Edge Of Transmission

The Life Complex

2000 - album as Column 3-57 Front Cover I had been fascinated with the Hermetic Qabalah for some years. I never got all white-robed and candle-burning about it like some musicians a few years later. Being a bit logical, the system part of it appealed to me,  I was fascinated in how it creates a metaphysical model of our psychology. … Continue reading The Life Complex

The Grand Journey Of Marco Polo

2000 - album as Benedict Roff-Marsh This is the first album to bear my full name. It was my Mother who finally persuaded me to release as my true name and not an alias. I was trying to top my Gods album, maybe I did or maybe I didn't. Either way the concept is just huge, so … Continue reading The Grand Journey Of Marco Polo

Gods Of The Desert

1999 - album as Column 3-57 In many ways this should have been a released under my full name but I hadn't quite gotten comfortable with just being me; old habits etc. Either way it was a major threshold/watershed album for me and it got me attention from people who would normally never listen to … Continue reading Gods Of The Desert