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Feel The Juice (LP)
Released October 13th, 2008. Written (for the most part) alongside 'The Thought Collectors,' this record has a very different, positive feel. A large portion of the album was played by hand as opposed to programmed. 1. Dumbass 2. Familiar Futility Facilities 3. Graphed And Charted 4. Handsome Hand Some 5. Humphrey Goes Digital 6. Mouth Of The People 7. Seeds McGee 8. Stackers In The Slammer 9. The God Damn Pen Is Blue 10. Ultra Supreme 11. Was A Man Is A Sales Pitch |
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Thought Collectors (LP)
Released August 30th, 2008. Initially quite a bit longer, Thought Collectors is composed of what is left of a bunch of (now B side) tracks that were originally composed for what was to be a double record. Some of the material that isn't present here won't be released, and some of it now belongs to the soon-to-be-released 'Feel The Juice' album. 1. Far But Not Too Far 2. Meet The Mountain 3. Hawks And Moustache 4. Parade Of 0 5. Car Is Landfill 6. Forgetting Is Like Founding 7. J And P Escape Artists Inc. 8. Y Or N |
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Nose (LP)
Released October 31st, 2007. Nose marks a big change in the sound (lots of jazz influence), as well as a new name: Meet The Mountain. Written / sequenced by Johne with additional writing/sequencing by Ian Lechowicz and various random contributions from the likes of Justin Tighe, Jeremy Tighe, Pete Tremblay, Cory Childs, etc. 1. Practicing Self Love 2. Dying for a Perpetual High 3. The Necessity Of Change 4. I Hate Birds 5. School Bus Accident 6. Continuum 7. Arugula 8. Garment Attack 9. Land Sea Air 10. Falling Will Kill You 11. Horse Dreams |
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Fuck You and Your Little Planet (LP)
Released July 6th, 2007, this record embodies a major shift in the core sound of this project. A rather large infusion of progressive rock influence led to a more dynamic, aggressive album. Ian Lechowicz original song ideas for many of these tracks. Several new musicians, include Cory Childs, Lauren Carder, Justin Tighe and Pete Tremblay have joined the project in a live capacity. Written / sequenced by Johne with additional writing/sequencing by Ian Lechowicz. 1. We're All Going to Die 2. And the Teeth Fall Out 3. The Lower Rhythm 4. Hello Cancer 5. Copyright 6. Children of the Pr0n 7. It Never Stops Hurting 8. Adventures in Gravedigging 9. U is for Unite 10. Push 11. Insomnia 12. Food Riot USA 13. Dead Dog Meat 14. Yellow and Brown |
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Volume I: Of And Not By (The Negative and The Uninspired, LP)
This record technically isn't a DOD record, although it might as well be due to the influence and the timeframe it was created in. Robert Hofmann contributed not only engineering and general composition, but improvised performances including the theremin, electric and acoustic guitar/bass, keys, flute, melodian and piano. In a departure from traditional DOD style, Johne added a large vocal presence in addition to his sequencing, acoustic guitar, etc. The download for this record includes photos, cover art, reviews and misc. information about the short-lived, Germany based project. 1. Sky Beyond Sky 2. A Sea Of Trash 3. The Innocent 4. Air 5. Bartholomew The Sloth 6. In Hope That We Are Not Alone 7. Battle Of The Gods 8. Why Not 9. Thinner 10. Holy Smokes 11. Like Flies 12. City Of Pictures 13. Funeral 14. ...hidden track |
 | The Heavy (LP) Released December 4th, 2005. This record (12 tracks) had actually been independently in the works for nearly four years (under various names) and represents the most solid view of what the original sound of this project was like. Some of the tracks even have roots as far back as 1998. Written / sequenced by Johne. 1. The Volume of the Heart 2. Haiku 3. Self Destruct 4. Stand Tall 5. The Politics of Dreaming 6. CFG 7. The Shark Song 8. The Thing Inside 9. It's Calling from the Sky 10. The Green 11. Plaster 12. Terraform |
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Walls Such as Air and Space (LP)
Released on June 26th 2005, this record is composed of 11 tracks -- five of which are borrowed and updated versions of The Valley Of Lovers EP. Written entirely while staying in Germany, there is a huge presence of synth guitar and piano on this album; a departure from the original core sound of Decline Of Day. Written / sequenced by Johne. 1. Valley Of Lovers Part I 2. Valley Of Lovers Part II 3. Valley Of Lovers Part III 4. Valley Of Lovers Part IV 5. Valley Of Lovers Part V 6. ll;lll 7. Space Between Worlds 8. Across the Ocean 9. The Fame of Bees 10. Wood and Rust 11. On the Edge of it All |
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The Valley Of Lovers (EP)
Released originally on June 7th 2005 after a three week writing / recording session in May whilst inspired by the Katharina Forchel painting of the same name. All 5 tracks were later remixed and renamed for the Walls... LP. This record is now out of print with about 10-15 copies floating around containing these versions of the songs (which aren't all that different). For obvious reasons, this EP is not immediately downloadable. Written / sequenced by Johne. 1. Part I 2. Part II 3. Part III 4. Part IV 5. Part V |
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The Empty (LP)
Released originally in 2004, and then again on June 10th 2005. 11 Tracks. This record was written with a sense of minimalism and tends to come off much darker and hollow than other early DOD material. As with ERROR, this record was also mixed through a big, shitty PA and has been left in its original state. Written / sequenced by Johne. 1. Memories Fall Apart 2. Complete the Circle 3. Breathe Behind the Rope 4. The Moment Of Goodbye 5. Apology 6. Pterodactyl 7. That One Song 8. Tears Amongst the Stars 9. La Femme Fetus 10. Wind 11. Acceptance |
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ERROR (LP)
Released originally in 2004, and then again on June 10th 2005. 13 Tracks, several written before 2000. The mix quality on this record isn't quite up to par because it was done through a 400watt PA. The decision was made not to remix the record in order to preserve the original sound. Written / sequenced by Johne. 1. Dolphin 2. Space Cowboy 3. Equilibrium 4. Beneath Her Eyes 5. Praetoria 6. Deep Blue 7. The Interlude Of Champions 8. Atoms in The Universe (AITU) 9. Everything 10. Seperate the Senses 11. The Happy Tea Song 12. The Former After Man 13. Drought |