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Listen to this Biznitch

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#1
Listen to this Biznitch
This follows up "Tomorrow" from yesterday.
Simply put link=original music by current band, listen, respond with thoughts. Aware of time flaws.

If you are aware of the fact that today is a "holiday" you know why all of this isn't perfect. Its really just demos and was done over the course of three hours with maybe two takes per song ad there are four songs but only three are mixed right now.

Jasper County(a working title)
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Bandcamp <-- Very good resource for indie music.

I like the sound, it has an amazing mixture of influences.
#3
iShellz wrote:
Bandcamp <-- Very good resource for indie music.

I like the sound, it has an amazing mixture of influences.


Lots of influences, it makes for interesting sounds.
Drummer = indie music and mathcore
Bassist= Jazz and Chili Peppers
Singer R. Guitar= Punk
Me=Rock an Metal
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C0FFINCASE wrote:
Lots of influences, it makes for interesting sounds.
Drummer = indie music and mathcore
Bassist= Jazz and Chili Peppers
Singer R. Guitar= Punk
Me=Rock an Metal


Could definitely hear jazz, and the punk metal and rock worked great. It was like old time rock but not at all at the same time.
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iShellz wrote:
Could definitely hear jazz, and the punk metal and rock worked great. It was like old time rock but not at all at the same time.


We thought so. These are mostly so lyrics and lead part can be finalized as well as provide prospective to everyone about what they sound like in context.
The bassist basically composed his parts after a single run through of each song but he's a sick musician so that's legit, I have loose ideas on my parts but their was still a lot of improv., drummer knows his stuff and singer knows his guitar parts cause we wrote those out. There are words we just don't have a way to mic the drums and record vocals on a different track all at once so I have to get the vocals overdubbed. We did one track but yeah. Fun stuff.
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C0FFINCASE wrote:
We thought so. These are mostly so lyrics and lead part can be finalized as well as provide prospective to everyone about what they sound like in context.
The bassist basically composed his parts after a single run through of each song but he's a sick musician so that's legit, I have loose ideas on my parts but their was still a lot of improv., drummer knows his stuff and singer knows his guitar parts cause we wrote those out. There are words we just don't have a way to mic the drums and record vocals on a different track all at once so I have to get the vocals overdubbed. We did one track but yeah. Fun stuff.



Well that sounds like a great setup, i remember playing bass for a day once. I played the song different every time and no one noticed. Hope this project gets some where:D
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Thanks. Side note: woke up, was like "WTF?" and remixed tracks due to lack of bass and good pans.