P1 · The crateRecordings as cassettes on a shelf: pull one out, it plays, and the setlist, behind-the-song notes and other versions open underneath. Borrows mindofakira's "choose to play, then explore"; writing stays quiet below, like marcschuster.
Lucas Winther as a person

Mostly I write software. In the evenings I play guitar in a small band and write things down.

Everything we've recorded fits on one shelf. Pull a tape out to listen, then dig into it: who's playing, where it came from, how it sounded on other nights.

the shelf ·
Hover a tape to read the label. Click to pull it out.
The deck is empty. Nothing plays until you pick a tape.

Writing, now and then

On playing to eleven peopleOct 2026

Small rooms are harder than big ones. You can see every face, and every face can see your left hand. Some notes after the October gig.

Why I still keep a paper notebookAug 2026

Half of the band's lyrics started in the margin of a meeting. The other half started on the bus.

Handcam is the honest formatMay 2026

Shaky phone footage from the third row, with the bar chatter left in. I've stopped wanting anything cleaner.

A winter of learning to sing harmonyFeb 2026

Short version: record yourself, listen once, never again.

Findings