discography

More of a mellow release than usual, an album about a disasterous BBQ experience

5 brooding dark ambient soundscapes for your listening (dis)pleasure

Noisy, distorted, headache inducing 4 track collection

A return to darker ambient noise after a wee detour with the last release

An album inspired by the joy that can only be found when biting into a thick slice of toast slathered in peanut butter.

This 3 track EP sees Cats Eating Cornflakes moving in a brand new direction. Unlike any of my previous releases.

A 6 track album, with a theme based on a long, cold night. Sort of like a Poundland Vangelis doing the score for budget-Blade Runner.

The debut release from Cats Eating Cornflakes, an EP comprising 5 tracks. Very basic, all tracks were made using Bandlab

Lots of distortion for bleeding earholes

Dark and brooding, sometimes noisy.

3 track "single." Screechy, dark ambient noise.

Cats Eating Cornflakes goes mellow(ish).

For when you want a headache.

A brooding, crackly cacaphony of noise.

Slow, tense and electric.

Distorted, screaming and tense.

Slow, distorted, dark ambient noise.

Slow, dark, droning ambient noise.

Brooding, slow and glitchy and experimental. 

Dark, glitchy, noisy.

15 minutes of aural agony, featuring the use of a Japanese flute.

Dark, noisy ambient drone. Not for sensitive headphones, speakers or ears.

May or may not be inspired by real life events. Still experimenting with a darker style.

Still inspired by the strict diet, and still experimenting with a darker style.

Cats Eating Cornflakes, in the midst of pretty intense diet, mourns what he can't have. A change in style once again.

An attempt at a different, more ambiental drone style. 

Inspired in part by the German TV series, Dark.

Created especially for a friend's radio show, which had a theme based on food. The only explictly food based lyrics I've written so far.