Discography - All

Here is a full discography of all redherring albums, from newest to olderst.

There are currently over 50 releases in the RedHerring catalog:
- 5 Albums
- 7 Remix collections
- 3 Limited Edition Releases
- 39 Singles

To see all releases on one page, click here.

To see compilations and mix CDs, click here.

You can hear these songs for free or purchase them online.

Albums:


Down (listen)
2003
1. Eats The Beats
2. Dark Star
3. Expanse Of Space
4. k-quoc
5. High Marks
6. Deconstructing B139
7. Killer Tenacity
8. Radioligand

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Beneath Your Mind (listen)
2002
1. Polysomnography
2. Garden
3. Daylight Savings
4. Mark My Words
5. Mind Science
6. Paralyzed Dream
7. Low Reverberations
8. End Of A New Day

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(I'm Sure Of It.) (listen)
2001
1. new silhouette
2. pink and green
3. kinda like that
4. february
5. grind
6. mean values
7. had a dream
8. natural art

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On A Clear Day (listen)
2000
1. black fence against the sky
2. stars
3. i'm seeing the color purple
4. august rain on a february night
5. up at dark
6. where i want you
7. hours
8. don't get any ideas

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Irony In One (listen)
1999
1. Margot's Madness
2. The Lake
3. Soft
4. Fruit Punch
5. Cold Thursday
6. Dilute
7. Everythingeverything
8. Weapons
9. Cut Transmission

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Collections and Special Editions:


August 2002 Promotional Sampler (listen)
2002
1. Polysomnography (Radio Edit)
2. Grind (Radio Edit)
3. Paralyzed Dream (Radio Edit)
4. Garden (Marigold Trimmed Version)
5. Low Reverberations (Radio Edit)
6. Mark My Words (Radio Edit)
7. February (Radio Edit)
8. End Of A New Day

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Remix Collection
2002
1. Tommy Lee - Hold Me Down (Redherring's Held Down Remix)
2. Tommy Lee - Hold Me Down (Redherring's Nothing New Remix)
3. Tommy Lee - Hold Me Down (Redherring's Everyone Happy Remix)
4. Berlin - Blink Of An Eye (Redherring's In The Dark Remix)
5. Berlin - Blink Of An Eye (Redherring's Thought Disorder Remix)
6. Berlin - Blink Of An Eye (Redherring's Killer Tenacity Remix)
7. Berlin - Blink Of An Eye (Redherring's Moving Forward Remix)
8. Berlin - Blink Of An Eye (Redherring's Eats The Beats Remix)
9. Joshua Redman - Boogielastic (Redherring's Palm Street Remix)
10. Joshua Redman - Boogielastic (Redherring's Asian Sunset Remix)
11. Frou Frou - Breathe In (Redherring's Night Rain Remix)
12. Frou Frou - Breathe In (Redherring's Prescience Remix)
13. Frou Frou - Breathe In (Redherring's Afterthought Remix)

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Limited Edition Singles Collection (listen)
[Signed and numbered; only 5 made]
2002
(Disc 1)
1. End Of A New Day
2. End Of A New Day (Mirage Street Mix)
3. End Of A New Day (Radio Edit)
(Disc 2)
1. Polysomnography
2. Polysomnography (Radio Edit)
3. Polysomnography (Hypnogogic Mix)
4. Polysomnography (REM Mix)
(Disc 3)
1. Garden (Original Version)
2. Garden (Kinder Version)
3. Garden (Marigold Version)
4. Garden (Drowned Version)
5. Garden (Radio Edit)
(Disc 4)
1. Low Reverberations(Original Version)
2. Low Reverberations (Radio Edit)
(Disc 5)
1. Mind Science (Original Version)
2. Mind Science (Radio Edit)
3. Mind Science (Abrasive Mix)
4. Mind Science (Trance Style Mix)

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Mixes And Edits, Vol. 6 (listen)
2002
1. Mark My Words (Radio Edit)
2. Garden (Radio Edit)
3. Daylight Savings (Rack Of Bottles Mix)
4. Mind Science (Trance Style Mix)
5. Paralyzed Dream (Radio Edit)
6. Daylight Savings (Blurred Clouds Mix)
7. Polysomnography (REM Mix)
8. Garden (Marigold Version)
9. Polysomnography (Radio Edit)
10. Garden (Kinder Version)

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Mixes And Edits, Vol. 5 (listen)
2002
1. End Of A New Day (Radio Edit)
2. End Of A New Day (Mirage Street Mix)
3. Daylight Savings (Head Dash Radio Edit)
4. Mind Science (Abrasive Mix)
5. Low Reverberations (Radio Edit)
6. Mark My Words (White Mix)
7. Daylight Savings (Head Dash Mix)
8. Garden (Drowned Version)
9. Mind Science (Radio Edit)
10. Daylight Savings (Rami Mix)
11. Polysomnography (Hypnogogic Mix)
12. Garden (Marigold Trimmed Version)

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Mixes And Edits, Vol. 4 (listen)
2001
1. Please Remove Your Shoes
2. Where I Want You (Radio Edit)
3. Don't Get Any Ideas (Radio Edit)
4. Natural Art (Dirt Mix)
5. Grind (Big Beat Basement Mix)
6. I'm Seeing The Color Purple (Radio Edit)
7. Please Remove Your Shoes (Stomping Around Version)
8. Black Fence Against The Sky (Radio Edit)
9. Kinda Like That (Siren Mix)
10. Had A Dream (Radio Edit)

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Mixes And Edits, Vol. 3 (listen)
2001
1. february (radio edit)
2. pink and green (radio edit)
3. had a dream (airport mix)
4. natural art (radio edit)
5. grind (radio edit)
6. kinda like that (radio edit)
7. mean values (radio edit)
8. new silhouette (radio edit)
9. pink and green (sax mix)
10. february (super extended)

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Mixes And Edits, Vol. 2 (listen)
2000
1.
august rain on a february night (longing version)
2. black fence against the sky (cavernous mix)
3. don't get any ideas (metal sweeps mix)

4. august rain on a february night (radio edit)
5. black fence against the sky (traffic mix)
6.
blurred trees
7. stars (radio edit)
8. blurred trees (radar mix)
9. hours (radio edit)

10. blurred trees (storming mix)
11. i'm seeing the color purple (sugar mix)
12. black fence against the sky (modicrum of melody mix)

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Mixes And Edits, Vol. 1 (listen)
2000
1. Cold Thursday (Spring Mix)
2. Cold Thursday (Remix) (Radio Edit)
3. Fruit Punch (Radio Edit)
4. Fruit Punch (Legal Radio Edit)
5. Cut Transmission (Radio Edit)
6. Dilute (Radio Edit)
7. EverythingEverything (Radio Edit)
8. EverythingEverything (Atom Mix)
9. Margot's Madness (Radio Edit)
10. Margot's Madness (Legal Radio Edit)
11. The Lake (Radio Edit)
12. Weapons (Radio Edit)
13. Weapons (Legal Radio Edit)
14. Soft (Radio Edit)

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Irony In One (Limited Edition) (listen)
1999
(Disc 1)
1. Margot's Madness
2. The Lake
3. Soft
4. Fruit Punch
5. Cold Thursday (Remix)
6. Dilute
7. EverythingEverything
8. Weapons
9. Cut Transmission
(Disc 2)
1. Up At Dark
2. Stars
3. Fruit Punch (Radio Edit)
4. Cut Transmission (Radio Edit)
5. Dilute (Radio Edit)
6. Soft (Radio Edit)
7. The Lake (Radio Edit)
8. Weapons (Radio Edit)
9. EverythingEverything (Radio Edit)
10. Cold Thursday (Remix) (Radio Edit)
11. Stars (Radio Edit)
12. Margot's Madness (Radio Edit)

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Singles:


Margot's Madness (listen)
1999
1. Margot's Madness (Album Version)
2. Margot's Madness (Radio Edit)
3. Margot's Madness (Extended Mix)
4. Margot's Madness (Legal Radio Edit)
5. Margot's Madness (Legal Extended Mix)

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The Lake (listen)
1999
1. The Lake (Album Version)
2. The Lake (Radio Edit)

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Soft (listen)
1999
1. Soft (Album Version)
2. Soft (Radio Edit)

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Fruit Punch (listen)
1999
1. Fruit Punch (Album Version)
2. Fruit Punch (Radio Edit)
3. Fruit Punch (Legal Version)
4. Fruit Punch (Legal Radio Edit)

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Cold Thursday (listen)
1999
1. Cold Thursday (Remix) (Album Version)
2. Cold Thursday (Remix) (Radio Edit)
3. Cold Thursday (Spring Mix)

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Dilute (listen)
1999
1. Dilute (Album Version)
2. Dilute (Radio Edit)

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EverythingEverything (listen)
1999
1. EverythingEverything (Album Version)
2. EverythingEverything (Radio Edit)
3. EverythingEverything (Atom Mix)

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Weapons (listen)
1999
1. Weapons (Album Version)
2. Weapons (Radio Edit)
3. Weapons (Legal)
4. Weapons (Legal Radio Edit)

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Cut Transmission (listen)
1999
1. Cut Transmission (Album Version)
2. Cut Transmission (Radio Edit)

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Black Fence Against The Sky (listen)
2000
1. black fence against the sky (album version)
2. black fence against the sky (cavernous mix)
3. black fence against the sky (traffic mix)
4. black fence against the sky (modicrum of melody mix)

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Stars (listen)
2000
1. stars (album version)
2. stars (radio edit)

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August Rain (On A February Night) (listen)
2000
1.
august rain on a february night (album version)
2. august rain on a february night (radio edit)
3. august rain on a february night (longing version)

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Hours (listen)
2000
1. hours (album version)
2. hours (radio edit)

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I'm Seeing The Color Purple (listen)
2000
1. i'm seeing the color purple (album version)

2. i'm seeing the color purple (sugar mix)

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Don't Get Any Ideas (listen)
2000
1. don't get any ideas (album version)
2. don't get any ideas (metal sweeps mix)

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New Silhouette (listen)
2001
1. New Silhouette (Album Version)
2. New Silhouette (Radio Edit)
3. New Silhouette (Boots Mix)
4. New Silhouette (Crazy Conductor Mix)

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Pink And Green (listen)
2001
1. Pink And Green (Album Version)
2. Pink And Green (Radio Edit)
3. Pink And Green (Sax Mix)

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Kinda Like That (listen)
2001
1. Kinda Like That (Album Version)
2. Kinda Like That (Radio Edit)
3. Kinda Like That (Siren Mix)

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February (listen)
2001
1. February (Album Version)
2. February (Radio Edit)
3. February (Super Extended)

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Grind (listen)
2001
1. Grind (Album Version)
2. Grind (Radio Edit)
3. Grind (Big Beat Basement Mix)

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Mean Values (listen)
2001
1. Mean Values (Album Version)
2. Mean Values (Radio Edit)

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Had A Dream (listen)
2001
1. Had A Dream (Album Version)
2. Had A Dream (Radio Edit)
3. Had A Dream (Airport Mix)

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Natural Art (listen)
2001
1. Natural Art (Album Version)
2. Natural Art (Radio Edit)
3. Natural Art (Dirt Mix)

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End Of A New Day (listen)
2002
1. End Of A New Day (Original Version)
2. End Of A New Day (Mirige Streets Mix)
3. End Of A New Day (Radio Edit)

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Mark My Words (listen)
2002
1. Mark My Words (Original Version)
2. Mark My Words (White Mix)
3. Mark My Words (Radio Edit)

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Daylight Savings (listen)
2002
1. Daylight Savings (Original Version)
2. Daylight Savings (Head Dash Mix)
3. Daylight Savings (Blurred Clouds Mix)
4. Daylight Savings (Rack Of Bottles Mix)
5. Daylight Savings (Rami Mix)

6. Daylight Savings (Head Dash Radio Edit)

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Mind Science (listen)
2002
1. Mind Science (Original Version)
2. Mind Science (Radio Edit)
3. Mind Science (Abrasive Mix)
4. Mind Science (Trance Style Mix)

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Polysomnography (listen)
2002
1. Polysomnography (Original Version)
2. Polysomnography (Radio Edit)
3. Ploysomnography (Hypnogogic Mix)
4. Polysomnography (REM Mix)

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Low Reverberations (listen)
2002
1. Low Reverberations(Original Version)
2. Low Reverberations (Radio Edit)

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Garden (listen)
2002
1. Garden (Original Version)
2. Garden (Kinder Version)
3. Garden (Marigold Version)
4. Garden (Drowned Version)
5. Garden (Radio Edit)

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Paralyzed Dream (listen)
2002
1. Paralyzed Dream (Original Version)
2. Paralyzed Dream (Radio Edit)

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Eats The Beats (listen)
2003
1. Eats The Beats

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Dark Star (listen)
2003
1. Dark Star

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Expanse Of Space (listen)
2003
1. Expanse Of Space

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k-quoc (listen)
2003
1. k-quoc

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High Marks (listen)
2003
1. High Marks

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Deconstructing B139 (listen)
2003
1. Deconstructing B139

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Killer Tenacity (listen)
2003
1. Killer Tenacity

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Radioligand (listen)
2003
1. Radioligand

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Distant Signals (listen)
2004
1. Distant Signals

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Separation Anxiety
2004
1. Separation Anxiety

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Don't Think Don't Stop
2004
1. Don't Think Don't Stop
2. Don't Think Don't Stop (Padded Mix)

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Comfortador
2004
1. Comfortador

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Jade Shade Substance
2004
1. Jade Shade Substance

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Maria
2004
1. Maria

2. Maria (Night Flowers Mix)

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© 1999-2003 Michael Grandner

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Here is a description of all of the songs on the new album:

Eats the Beats: The title of this song just sort of happenned. I had already created the entire song, and I was thinking of a title that captured the essence of the sound and intention. And I think I picked a title that sort of does and sort of does not. As it turns out, this is what the song insisted it be called, despite the fact I thought it sounded silly. All I can picture is some cartoony evil pac-man or something, with big teeth like the Radiohead bear. Oh well. The song is about processing. It's about processing my thoughts, churning them around, chewing them up and spitting them out -- the sensation that you cannot let go of something because it didn't turn out the way you wanted. So I guess the song is about frustration and rumination, like teeth grinding a thought.

Dark Star: This song title came about painfully. The song was complete. It's a hip hop beat, with industrial/ electro noise and melodies. It's a fusion of those two disparate ideas -- the strictly urban, neon, asphalt city sensibility, put up against a more ethereal, brooding and dangerous energy. All I can think of is a dark alley, in some forgotten part of any city, where nobody goes for any good reason. And, looking up at the sky strewn with dark stars we will never see, there's a thought about the light.

Expanse of Space: The title of this song came simply because that was the only thought I could have when describing the sound to myself. It's deep and vast -- a topographical landscape of light and shadow. The title also has a far subtler second meaning, though. When I say "space" to you, two definitions probably enter your mind -- the one I just described (simply a fairly empty volume) and another: space, as in where the rest of the universe is. So this title also describes the expanse of space (in that sense), which describes a paradox: how can something with infinite size get bigger? And if that second meaning is applied to the former, you find questions about the nature of existence, our world, and our experience.

k-quoc: When I was in high school and was starting to get involved with computer programs that have to do with music, one person had recommended the well-known program Cakewalk. I totally misunderstood the point that "cakewalk" is a pretty simple combination of two simple words, and tried as hard as I could to find out about a program called "k-quoc," which is how I imagined this computer program would be spelled. After all, it was supposed to be technical and complicated. This song is about taking something simple and turning it into something difficult. What can I say, it's a talent, albeit frustrating one.

High Marks: The reason this is called High Marks is because it was largely created in the beginning of December. Exam time. That's where the title comes from. But that's not what the song's about. It begins with a high drone, the opposite of an organ tone (it's a musical term). It starts out with some random mechanical noise turned musical sounds. Over it gets laid a slippery static beat, and some pretty cool synth bass lines. It's about things coming together -- a new start, a last look, and, most importantly, those important moments when everything happens and you were caught unaware. Only afterward does it fit, make sense. And it may not sound like it, but this song is also about a rock show.

Deconstructing B139: This is a song about about a place so important that whenever I have a powerful dream, it always takes place there. It's a place where I never lived, but spent a lot of time. And this song is about losing it. The place is right on the beach next to the ocean, a place riddled with memory and metaphor. But this song is a meditation on the ocean, the waves and the currents. The sun and the sand and the breeze. And the times and the people. Like the ocean it goes on and on, never resolving and always resolving, rolling, undulating, clear and impermeable, glistening and silvery. This song is a meditation on the ocean, and you can hear the waves crash and retreat. It's always changing and yet always remains constant.

Killer Tenacity: This song is crazy. Sounds that are constantly clashing and working, constantly moving, constantly competing. It's a song about frustration and how it builds and how it's always complicated. It's about being angry and being sad and then going back to just trying as hard as I can do do too much. It's a jazzy, crazy, frantic shaking, multilayering of drumbeat over drumbeat over drumbeat until they collapse under their own weight. Why is it called Killer Tenacity? Really, I'm not completely sure. It named itself that. Maybe it's becasue getting done what needs to get done will kill you. Or maybe it just takes killer tenacity to get by. Or sometimes it just feels that way.

Radioligand: This song competes with Expanse of Space as being the most freeform, nonmusical "song" I have yet managed to put together. There is little to no form here for over 10 minutes. It starts with one or two samples, and then, periodically, it adds another and another and another and before you know it there are sounds all over the place, and then they gradually fall out until there's nothing left. Almost all of the sonds used here are non-musical. At least in a traditional sense. Nature recordings juxtaposed with electric buzzing, static, backwards noise, random radio, paper crumbling, and synthesized thinder. And that's not even the half of it. The title Radioligand actually I really like. The "radio" part of course is a nod to the radio sounds in the song, but a radioligand gets its name from being radioactive, which this song is to some degree, if you can get that. And there are more reasons, but that leaves the fun out of having you go to the dictionary yourself and speculate.