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I have been working up to making some music on a more regular schedule this year. So far my brother and I have mostly just recorded some instrumental music meant to serve as demo material for a potential band.
Song: 2025-05-31 Clydian Punk
Song: 2025-06-03 Hey Buddy
Song: 2025-06-03 Kodo Lite (1)
Song: 2025-06-03 Kodo Lite
Song: 2025-06-03 Kodo Pro (1)
Song: 2025-06-03 Kodo Pro
Song: 2025-06-07 Big Cup (No Drums)
Song: 2025-06-07 Big Cup
Song: 2025-06-28 Sirens
Song: 2025-07-04 Large Double Double
Song: 2025-07-05 Funnel
Song: 2025-07-05 Mexican Bulldog
Song: 2025-07-07 Bong Water
Song: 2025-07-11 Pitcher
Song: 2025-07-15 I will never stop loving you
Song: 2025-07-18 2 Litre
Song: 2025-07-18 Mimosa Mix Remix
Song: 2025-07-18 Mimosa Mix
Song: 2025-07-19 Sober Sips
Song: 2025-07-19 Vegas Bomb Alt
Song: 2025-07-26 Honkin Beef Rib
Song: 2025-07-26 Late For the Troubadour Festival
Song: 2025-08-01 Bunnies in White Sauce
Song: 2025-08-01 Proprietary Meat Blend (w intro)
Song: 2025-08-01 Proprietary Meat Blend
Song: 2025-08-04 Hand Cut Fries
Song: 2025-08-09 Sharpened Gruyere
Song: 2025-08-09 Wedge Salad
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snowman
ohh that's one long list/ haven't got to listening to all of them yet. is that a violin in clydian punk? love the melody and chords it eased into. reminds me that i should probably brush up on music theory because i want to cut your music open with a scalpel but all i have is a butter knife
actually the strange sounds on Clydian are just the guitar, distorted and reverbed, then re filtered to feel more like a large cave or church. This technique is used a lot in old church music, they would create, loud powerful harmonic parallels and the buildings themselves were designed in such a way to reflect the music and create airy, far away harmony as the music dithered away. I feel this same technique can be used in digital music because the DAW will work in a specific way like a building would, the hard part is making the music loud and powerful enough to necessitate large, resonating harmonies. <3
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ohh that’s really cool, i didn’t know church music did that. thanks for the info drop!
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