Albums & Music
Albums
Every full-length Exteran Studios release, grouped by the artist who performs it.
Brian Kittrell
This Long Broken Road
Brian Kittrell's own performances — the first, unfiltered interpretation of This Long Broken Road, released as the source blueprint that Dawson McCoy's and Sadie McCoy's editions are voiced from.
Concertos on This Long Broken Road
Concertos on This Long Broken Road is Brian Kittrell's instrumental companion to This Long Broken Road — the same ten songs stripped of vocals and rebuilt as piano-led pieces, letting the melodies and arrangements carry the album's themes of survival, heartbreak, reflection, and resilience on their own.
Exteran Studios
Relax & Unwind
Relax & Unwind is Exteran Studios' instrumental electronic album, 25 tracks built around technology and coding-adjacent imagery ("Binary Return," "Nested Code," "Secure Render," "Async Particle").
Exteran Studios is also the label credited on every Brian Kittrell, Dawson McCoy, and Sadie McCoy release — not a separate catalog.
Dawson McCoy
This Long Broken Road: His
This Long Broken Road: His presents the album through Dawson McCoy's voice, emphasizing the road-worn masculine perspective of the project. This edition frames the songs as a hard-traveled journey through heartbreak, endurance, regret, and survival.
This Big Broken World: His
This Big Broken World was conceived and written by Brian Kittrell, continuing his dual-persona storytelling project that began with This Long Broken Road. While the first record was rooted in deeply personal struggle, th…
Sadie McCoy
This Long Broken Road: Hers
This Long Broken Road: Hers reinterprets the album from Sadie McCoy's perspective, giving the same emotional landscape a counterpart voice. The edition highlights grief, longing, resilience, and the quiet strength found in carrying pain forward.
This Big Broken World: Hers
This Big Broken World was conceived and written by Brian Kittrell, continuing his dual-persona storytelling project that began with This Long Broken Road. While the first record was rooted in deeply personal struggle, th…