In 2011, my partner and Troy and I embarked on the RPM Challenge: create a full-length album in the month of February.  The challenge is to literally start from scratch and produce a full-length album from beginning to end, as complete as possible, in the span of just 28 days.

Not only did we work around the clock writing, producing, recording, editing, mixing and mastering more than 44 minutes across 16 tracks, but we attempted to film and photograph as much as possible of the process.

The concept we ran with was a diverse showcase of what we could do at our studio, covering a range of genres presented as a soundtrack to and inspired by a fictional film.

At the end of the project, we not only had more than 30 tracks (demos and fully produced songs), but more than 631 gigs of HD video footage, photos, and imagery.  Below is the album art produced from and during those 28 days of madness.