Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2015 12:17 pm
you'll probably find if you stop worrying about the gear you have you'll have a heap more time to play.Molly wrote:F'k. Wish I had the time to do a tenth of this.
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Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2015 2:25 pm
And if we take on a nanny.druz15 wrote:you'll probably find if you stop worrying about the gear you have you'll have a heap more time to play.Molly wrote:F'k. Wish I had the time to do a tenth of this.
Might just take early retirement.
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:48 am
Oh man, this is awesome! Love when the heavy drops in. Perfect level of intensity.druz15 wrote:my post rock project is starting to gain some traction finally.
Got a new bass player, very driven, writes heaps of cool shit and helps bring more structure to everything.
Here's our first decent recording, this one actually has vocals haha.
https://soundcloud.com/cecilturbine/con ... percussion
It's really evolved beyond a Russian Circles wanna band which is what it kind of started as
We definitely have some post metal moments (esp in the tracks written by me) but the bassist brings a poppier melodic side to things.
But we're also starting to bring in a math element as well (inspired by Battles & Tortoise) so starting to bring in weird time signatures and sampling and stuff. Picked up a Novation Launchkey Mini from work the other day, really fun to sample bass/guitar sounds, fuck them up in logic and then chuck em on the sample pads and make some weird sounding shit
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 9:46 am
druz15 wrote:my post rock project is starting to gain some traction finally.
Got a new bass player, very driven, writes heaps of cool shit and helps bring more structure to everything.
Here's our first decent recording, this one actually has vocals haha.
https://soundcloud.com/cecilturbine/con ... percussion
It's really evolved beyond a Russian Circles wanna band which is what it kind of started as
We definitely have some post metal moments (esp in the tracks written by me) but the bassist brings a poppier melodic side to things.
But we're also starting to bring in a math element as well (inspired by Battles & Tortoise) so starting to bring in weird time signatures and sampling and stuff. Picked up a Novation Launchkey Mini from work the other day, really fun to sample bass/guitar sounds, fuck them up in logic and then chuck em on the sample pads and make some weird sounding shit
That is good... really good. Nice
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 10:16 am
thanks guys. I'm lucky that our bass player is a goddamn genius, most of the tricky intricate parts had already been written for this piece.
Learning this relatively straight 5/4 intro part while the rhythm section shuffles out a weird 6|4 / 10|4 alternating pattern was a headfuck though
Learning this relatively straight 5/4 intro part while the rhythm section shuffles out a weird 6|4 / 10|4 alternating pattern was a headfuck though
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:31 pm
My favourite post rock artists include the Carpenters (Mr Postman) and the Allman Brothers (Whipping Post).
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 10:15 am
Sounding choice, Druz!
Rig rundown?
Rig rundown?
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 10:48 am
I think I'm with you on that one... all that counting and stuff would give me the shits. Its bad enough counting 12 bars.werdna wrote:My favourite post rock artists include the Carpenters (Mr Postman) and the Allman Brothers (Whipping Post).
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 10:59 am
Sounds good druz, it reminded me a bit of red sparowes when it kicked in just after the minute and a half mark.
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 4:34 pm
Cheers man!MogwaiBoy wrote:Sounding choice, Druz!
Rig rundown?
Greco LP Custom into mega pedal board of doom (timeline and big sky for verb and delay) with a Magnetic Effects Tonebender Fuzz for the heavier stuff in the middle.
All running into my DR103 clone w/ an Orange 4x12. SE Electronics X1 Condensor Mic in front of the cab
Thanks man, love Red Sparowes!Glacial Pace wrote:Sounds good druz, it reminded me a bit of red sparowes when it kicked in just after the minute and a half mark.
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2015 10:20 pm
Really cool Drew! Quite a unique sound going on there, fresh!
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2015 8:56 am
If these trees could talk.... so epic....
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2015 11:18 am
Heres a track from our set at Post Rockalypse, bit rough in spots, blame the booze, more to come...
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2015 12:11 pm
Well our bass player left haha.
Back to a Doom/post-metal two piece
Back to a Doom/post-metal two piece
Re: Post-Rock Artists
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2015 8:43 am
EXXASSENS!