Showing posts with label wells of people. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wells of people. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Thursday, April 23, 2009
naked
With the studio relocated to Culver, the reason well takes on a different feel. Can you spare change?
Saturday, April 18, 2009
wells of people
recording...
after a couple of unforgettable shows, it's time for the studio.
uncle miles: hey, you guys should get a video camera and document some of the recording process. you can always look back to a certain day and work on something you might have otherwise forgotten...
us: hey, that's a great idea.
blank stares around
us: where do we get a video camera?
a blog will have to do.
the gear has been on the move recently. after a few weeks in the south bay, the show has moved up the 405 to record in a new space. two mixes of the museum have emerged, one each mixed by kenneth and justin. kenneth's mix has flowing instrumentals, a wide variety of effects, and has a moodier feel. justin's emphasizes the vocals, almost a spoken word piece with intricate instrumentals. i anticipate a problem with having to choose one...maybe we'll just go with two. b-sides, anyone?
work on 'catch 22' has picked up...hopefully with the 'muesum' work under our belts, the catch will come a bit easier.
also, we just finished an interview for EyeballBurp, a magazine set to debut in the next month...
exciting!
after a couple of unforgettable shows, it's time for the studio.
uncle miles: hey, you guys should get a video camera and document some of the recording process. you can always look back to a certain day and work on something you might have otherwise forgotten...
us: hey, that's a great idea.
blank stares around
us: where do we get a video camera?
a blog will have to do.
the gear has been on the move recently. after a few weeks in the south bay, the show has moved up the 405 to record in a new space. two mixes of the museum have emerged, one each mixed by kenneth and justin. kenneth's mix has flowing instrumentals, a wide variety of effects, and has a moodier feel. justin's emphasizes the vocals, almost a spoken word piece with intricate instrumentals. i anticipate a problem with having to choose one...maybe we'll just go with two. b-sides, anyone?
work on 'catch 22' has picked up...hopefully with the 'muesum' work under our belts, the catch will come a bit easier.
also, we just finished an interview for EyeballBurp, a magazine set to debut in the next month...
exciting!
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