Episodes
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The Ballad Of Zcorte In Love
© Grant Kien, 2020
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Covid 2020
© Grant Kien and Ted Gournelos, 2020
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Live and Let Live
© 2018 G. Kien
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4th Of July
I started writing this on July 4th, 2016. Independence Day, like other American holidays, has always seemed a little unusual to me as a Canadian. It has typically been a day I feel should be celebratory, but seldom has been. And I don't know if that's because I'm an outsider looking in, or if...
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My Heavenly Destiny
I needed someone who I could say everything to now I feel complete I've said everything to you dear you're my forgetting my opiate and oblivion yes, you are my love my dream without sleep, my soul to keep words I say I love you words become my actions deeds become my habits habits become my...
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Night Terror
© 2015 Grant Kien
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Over Dependence (Without you I would die)
by Grant Kien (2015)
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King Edward Kien
Happy Birthday Dad! I love you! by Grant Kien (2014)
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Learning To Kill The Salesman Part 2
Featuring Ron Legault on drums, Garth Kien on bass, Grant Kien on guitar and vocals. Hakken Krak gigged and recorded in Toronto around 1993-94, then band members went their separate ways. The tracks here were recorded live from the floor to DAT, in a forgotten studio that was located at Ossington...
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Gemini
Featuring Ron Legault on drums, Garth Kien on bass, Grant Kien on guitar and vocals. Hakken Krak gigged and recorded in Toronto around 1993-94, then band members went their separate ways. The tracks here were recorded live from the floor to DAT, in a forgotten studio that was located at Ossington...
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Learning To Kill The Salesman Part 1
Featuring Ron Legault on drums, Garth Kien on bass, Grant Kien on guitar and vocals. Hakken Krak gigged and recorded in Toronto around 1993-94, then band members went their separate ways. The tracks here were recorded live from the floor to DAT, in a forgotten studio that was located at Ossington...
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War
Featuring Ron Legault on drums, Garth Kien on bass, Grant Kien on guitar and vocals. Hakken Krak gigged and recorded in Toronto around 1993-94, then band members went their separate ways. The tracks here were recorded live from the floor to DAT, in a forgotten studio that was located at Ossington...
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Heidegger's Tractor Beam (aka GK's AwesomeBeat)
Toronto, 2004. Composed by using the mouse only on CuBase.
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