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[NoiseNinja]

My most recent noisy piece, by my Drone/Ambient/Noise project in my own name Jacob Læby:

 

[D.A.R.K.]

Heres a tune from my duo, Super! Silver! Haze!, Play my 65 Hagstrom strung Tenor with open tunings, through a couple Traynor 2x15 vintage cabs powered by Walkabout heads, bi- amp (clean/ loops and dirty/ pitch shifting). Looping is done with Line 6 dl4 and Akai headrush. this is almost 100% live recording (a couple minimal add- ons to early sections).
Drumming by Brendan Canty (Fugazi, Rites of Spring). It was a blast, going to release a full length vinyl in 2017. Hope you enjoy:
Super!Silver!Haze!: The Fastest Way From Here to There is Not a Straight Line, by Verses Records

 

[TheSlenderman]

New video my band Seven Kingdoms just released. Song is from a forthcoming LP to be released at the end of January.

 

[dsamudio]

So, here is another garage recording from our band, Citizen Groove, this past weekend.

The recording is one take, no punch ins and a quick mix down.

I'am playing an MusicMan Sting Ray Classic in to a Kustom KBX500 then to the board. I pulled back the Highs from 12 to 11 on the KBX500 and on the bass I boosted the lows and cut some of the Highs.

Let me know what you think.

DS

 

[NoiseNinja]

Heres a tune from my duo, Super! Silver! Haze!, Play my 65 Hagstrom strung Tenor with open tunings, through a couple Traynor 2x15 vintage cabs powered by Walkabout heads, bi- amp (clean/ loops and dirty/ pitch shifting). Looping is done with Line 6 dl4 and Akai headrush. this is almost 100% live recording (a couple minimal add- ons to early sections).
Drumming by Brendan Canty (Fugazi, Rites of Spring). It was a blast, going to release a full length vinyl in 2017. Hope you enjoy:
Super!Silver!Haze!: The Fastest Way From Here to There is Not a Straight Line, by Verses Records

The first part is nice tranquil postrockish and reminds me a bit of Tortoise's more quiet parts and it works well when it transform into the more post-hardcoreish/math-rockish parts as well.

All in all a really well made nice song....

Love the stuff Fugazi made too.

Only seen them live ones though, when some of my friends played a warm up gig for them.....

Brendan rocks, and you apparently.

Also extremely nice reverb soaked sound on that tenor guitar of yours.

Mind if I ask you what kind of reverb you use?

 

[chaak]

 

[NoiseNinja]

Enigma meets Gandhi on LSD and weird stuff happens!

My latest freak out experiment, not related to any official project of mine.

Just made for the fun of it...

I present to you The Ultimate Oriental Trip to the Perimeters of the known Universe :

 

[lofreek]

I hope you all check this out-

 

[fdbishop1]

some recordings from a practice last month. [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
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[Chumbly]

New release we put out last week.

 

[mark beem]

My Country band from this past Friday's gig.

 

[miiitch]

Hi all,

here we go: rock / metal borderline with clean singing. Female fronted. 100% selfmade. Bass not buried in the mix!
Have fun

 

[I am Soma]

Resurrecting for our new release!

 

[bassboysam]

i never thought we'd get this far but here it is, our 4th full length in 7 years. same lineup and no drama. if you want to check it out i highly recommend downloading the album (it's free if you choose) to get the accompanying lyrics sheet as the album really acts as the soundtrack to the story.



also available on YT, which i can't believe has 16000 views in 3 days.

 

[NoiseNinja]

As posted in the ambient/textual bass players thread in the effects forum, about my new full length album, up on Bandcamp for free download:

Finally finished the making of sort of a full length compilation album of tracks I have previously released digitally in form of singles, EP's and other stuff with my drone/ambient/noise project in my own name.

It is put together such that it forms a coherent experience of a musical journey and consist of 9 tracks of various length that sums up to whole 88 minutes and 38 seconds of drone, ambient and noise music.

It is up for free on Bandcamp and coming the beginning of June it will be up on various online music services and stores as well, such as iTunes, Amazon and Spotify.

It is the plan that I will later finance a homemade physical homemade double CDR including extra cover art, which will become available for ordering via Bandcamp (when exactly this will happen is unsure though).

With the full download of the album comes the full set of artwork to create ones own double CDR (including disk art), everything needed to do this will be a paper, printer, scissors and glue.

The tittle of this album Dør is the Danish word for Door (but in Danish that means Dies as well).

 

[NoiseNinja]

And a brand new track is out.

The planed 64 minute track with the placeholder titled The Golden Dawn didn't quite turn out as planed and turned into an 8 minute and 26 second track called Labyrinth instead:

 

[mark beem]

With Marty Williams and the "Ain't Half Bad Band".

 

[rufus.K]

Someone's son is in the audience playing guitar surrounded by his mom and her friends?

 

[mark beem]

Someone's son is in the audience playing guitar surrounded by his mom and her friends?

Not his mom, a bunch of cougars.

 

[NoiseNinja]

And the 2 track single containing Den Hvide Død (the white death) and the B side Canary is up on Spotify: