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shameless band plug thread

This thread starts with a shameless plug for my band, Spirit Descending. I encourage you to check us out and give feedback, all sorts. I also encourage others to plug their band, project, musical endevours, etc. So here it goes:

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let me know what you think. not much out there on the youtube, but i will post those as i see fit, or go look for yourself if it be like that.

Cheers!
 
ok:-

im in a few groups at the mo, so-


new wave 8-bit synth punk group super cute voices:-


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http://www.supercutevoices.com/


soviet themed ska metal swing metal band Kazakh-Stanley:-


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Comunity folk gypsy group Jumboco:-


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'comedy' metal band The Joel Experience:-


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'the penny pinchers' an old ragtime good old timey typea band:-

http://soundcloud.com/spamwangler/somebodystolemygal
 
No reviews/ critique of anything posted? I will wait then...

I just listened to your MySpace and my first impressions....

I like the sound you guys have and the way your songs are arranged, complex yet not over the top.

The recordings themselves could probably have been mixed a little better IMHO (the singer seems too loud over the mix) but this by no means would stop me from rocking your tunes in my car.

Overall, I like what you guys have done and I would definitely check out any future recordings you guys put together.

Thanks for starting this thread and I hope my comments were received as a positive and not me being a d*ck.... That was not my intent because I honestly do like what you guys have produced so far:D
 
My band Omnipresent at our gig on 11/20/10 at a local church. (timing issues due to a drum box that just so happened to be ten feet in the air and 5 feet to the side of the stage. Communication: nonexistant. Are you kidding me?)

Me = bass, keys (on track 3: Nothing to Fear) and lead vocals

go to the media tab. (btw, I made the site, give me some input. :D)



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OPBASSMAN1994 said:
Woah....epic. Darker than my taste, but epic. and your singer is really good! you guys remind me of Evanesence. (did I spell that right????) only a bit heavier. Good tone too.

Thank you. That is the sound we're going for. Our singer has an extensive theater and choral background. Keyboardist is a classicaly trained pianist who can play any instrument we throw at her. Guitarist is all death metal and she gets more girls than most guys I know. Drummer has Latin background but loves metal. Then there's me. Self taught, 2 years, trying to tie it all together with classic rock style bass. Seems to work somehow... thanks for taking the time to listen.
 
OPBASSMAN1994 said:
My band Omnipresent at our gig on 11/20/10 at a local church. (timing issues due to a drum box that just so happened to be ten feet in the air and 5 feet to the side of the stage. Communication: nonexistant. Are you kidding me?)

Me = bass, keys (on track 3: Nothing to Fear) and lead vocals

go to the media tab. (btw, I made the site, give me some input. :D)

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Love your bass tone. Sounds at times like a big ol' fretless rubberband! What's your rig?
 
Love your bass tone. Sounds at times like a big ol' fretless rubberband! What's your rig?

Squier VM jazz with Badass II and Rotos. Bridge Pickup maxed, neck pickup all down. Tone cranked full.

GK Backline 110 (70 watt), overdrive channel, gain just a barely up there. Contour on. Treble 3:00. Mids 9:00. Bass 12:00. DI'd into the PA.


I also use my fretless Dean Edge 09 with half-dead D'Addario flats straight DI'd for softer stuff (softer, more praise and worship oriented covers).
 

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