self-satisfying, deliberate action
attacking a straw man, just to hear your own voice reflecting off the walls
You're looking to move oceans, but barely making a ripple in the pond
You're in an echo chamber
A microcosm in a blip of time
No use being selfish, since you came from it anyhow
Denying yourself humility just makes you less whole
You can't help but feel sad about it
Since you've never really felt alive before
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Writing like a mad man
I've been writing quite a bit lately, and more importantly, writing successfully... That, or I am just not in such a shitty mood.
CV fun
Finally got the soundlab tuned up right. The SH-101 I'm using to send CV information was the culprit. Turns out that these things have faulty on/off switches that when bumped into, causes the whole thing to go out of tune. Unfortunately, I had tuned it on three separate occasions while it was not tracking the notes properly. This time, I checked the tuning of the SH-101 first, then tuned the Soundlab.
Running both of these keyboards at the same time is quite impressive sounding. I can't wait to use it on something now.
Running both of these keyboards at the same time is quite impressive sounding. I can't wait to use it on something now.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
New recordings
Hey guys,
We're recording new music once again. One track down, and plenty more to go! Keep in touch!
We're recording new music once again. One track down, and plenty more to go! Keep in touch!
Monday, September 7, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
recording/rehearsal room set up
The deed is done... Our room is now complete. Now it's just a matter of recording some sounds in it. Very happy right now...
So...I was thinking about the natural progression in writing we've made both as a band and as individuals, and about all the different styles and sounds we've explored and exploited, and it's pretty interesting to see where we've ended up. I never would have thought 6 years ago I'd go from heavy interest in more complex type music (not prog rock, but musically complex) to absolute minimalist ambient work. I'm not sure if it is more of a maturing or that I've just gotten bored of trying to stuff as many chords/notes as possible into a single song. But I've almost completely lost interest in more complex music and am instead drawn to the feel and mood of the tone and timber of the sound created.
In a way, for an absolute control freak/tweaker like myself in the post-production phase of creating music, minimalist type music actually creates a broader palette to work with than something more complex due to the fact that you cannot drift your focus onto other instruments/passages. A perfect example of what I'm referring to would be Aphex Twin's "Stone in Focus" from Ambient works disc II or some of the stuff Brian Eno did in the 80's. Subtle differences and changes feel like tsunamis when there is less musically going on.
-chuck
So...I was thinking about the natural progression in writing we've made both as a band and as individuals, and about all the different styles and sounds we've explored and exploited, and it's pretty interesting to see where we've ended up. I never would have thought 6 years ago I'd go from heavy interest in more complex type music (not prog rock, but musically complex) to absolute minimalist ambient work. I'm not sure if it is more of a maturing or that I've just gotten bored of trying to stuff as many chords/notes as possible into a single song. But I've almost completely lost interest in more complex music and am instead drawn to the feel and mood of the tone and timber of the sound created.
In a way, for an absolute control freak/tweaker like myself in the post-production phase of creating music, minimalist type music actually creates a broader palette to work with than something more complex due to the fact that you cannot drift your focus onto other instruments/passages. A perfect example of what I'm referring to would be Aphex Twin's "Stone in Focus" from Ambient works disc II or some of the stuff Brian Eno did in the 80's. Subtle differences and changes feel like tsunamis when there is less musically going on.
-chuck
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Saturday, July 25, 2009
elaboration
Allow me to clarify. Nick is not literally a bottle of vaginal vinegar wash. It's just that his suck compares to that of a bottle of feminine cleaning product. One that's been used on a real smelly bleeder.
That's all I was trying to say.
That's all I was trying to say.
Friday, July 24, 2009
The Deblog
Welcome to the Deblog. Here is where we will be regularly updating oddities and randomness and whatever the fuck we feel like on a regular basis. Super fun times are ahead.
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