Tuesday, October 25, 2011
the ohio driver companion
earlier today i promised no one that i would put up the newest tape by the end of the day. that minute has rapidly been approaching. i immediately regretted saying i'd get it online today. but by god, i did.
UPDATE: the two tracks have now been split into separate songs. they're posted both as individual tunes and as the complete sides over on archive.org.
anywho, a lot of the recording of this was somewhat improvised and ultimately put together on my trusty handheld tape recorder. much like the older cassettes, which was fun. some folksy, some noisy. i think there are some good moments on this tape. also, i may end up uploading a higher quality version as well someday.
side a:
i.
ii.
iii.
iv. the son of my father
v. hell is hotter than hell
vi. murder mystery pt. 1
vii. colors on the run
viii. fake accents
ix.
x.
xi. virginian land
xii. a night for
xiii. me on the run
xiv. murder mystery pt. 2
xv.
side b:
xvi. away from me
xvii.
xviii. you on the run
xix. sobriety doesn't make you right
xx. ghost town high school reunion
xxi. acetylene flares
xxii. seattle's last song
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Labels:
appalachian yard art,
cassette,
experimental,
folk,
lo fi,
lo-fi,
loop,
music,
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Monday, October 24, 2011
one year
wow. one year ago today i started this thing. gee, i really feel like i've accomplished something. thank you to anyone who is listening. much appreciated.
so in honor of this momentous occasion (not just mere coincidence) i will be posting the newest tape-o-noise later on today.
so in honor of this momentous occasion (not just mere coincidence) i will be posting the newest tape-o-noise later on today.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
update: the ohio driver companion
a little bit back i said that the newest installment of trash would be coming soon. naturally, i was wrong and it's taken longer than i expected. i can safely say now that progress is being made and it should be up within the next week or two (that sounds vaguely familiar). be patient no one.
Monday, October 10, 2011
farm tape #3
handheld tape recorder folk jams. all recorded live. this was the very first time playing with a good friend on percussion and i think it turned out pretty darn good. pretty much all done on the fly. recorded as one long track. mightily fuzzy.
1. young/reckless
2. hidden tracks
3. castle
4. joe's song
5. on the road
6. song for sam
7. away from me
8. let you down (cuts off early)
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Labels:
appalachian yard art,
cassette,
experimental,
folk,
fuzz,
lo-fi,
tape
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