18 May
2011
18 May
'11
9:41 a.m.
On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 7:37 AM, Jostein Chr. Andersen <jostein(a)vait.se> wrote:
On Wednesday 18 May 2011 06.36.36 Arve Barsnes wrote:
Agreed - maybe this is actually Titlecore? However we label it (which
obviously Constipated will be bothered about) I quite enjoyed its
noisy brevity.
Probably not the greatest display of what you can
do with a linux box
this, but we just released two albums and an ep yesterday. The albums
are grindcore of the short variety (both albums are 19 songs in just
above 2 minutes), but the ep (The Piece.....) is a simple acoustic
song in 5/4 with some weird stuff on top. Even managed to use zita-at1
in there. It'll only take you 7 minutes to listen to all the three
releases, so take a listen to the band that only exists because we
thought it was funny that noone had ever used this word in a bandname
before ;p
Cool stuff, can't say that the songs in "Constipation Day" and "Hold
It In"
are in my taste but the idea of 19 songs or parts in 2+ minutes is cool and it
is in fact possible to listen to it. :-)
The song Poltergeist from "The Piece Of Cod Which Passeth All Understanding"
is on the other hand something I understand better and I really like it, but
hey: -Use a pop-filter when recording the vocals! If you don't have a pop
filter, then a stocking do in fact help or you can try to make a pencil sit
vertically in the front of it with a rubber band or something if you don't
have a pop filter, you used a dynamic mic?. :-)
Cool concept, all that songs/parts on two albums and one song in a EP with
different titles for the song and EP - and what a title! :-) - in fact the
titles all over the albums are great. I think I'm going to smile and chuckle
many times the next day(s) when thinking about it. This is something new, at
least for me.
It has been more and more creative and very audible moments in in the LAU-
world lately where music is not the only creative part. I just love it :-)
This is a trend I'm enjoying and fully expect to continue and
intensify at an increasingly rapid rate now- certainly once Paul gets
the new A3 alpha out the door! (ding ding! ;)
dm
Jostein (who probably never are able to release something May 17th and even
less able to write something 6:30 on the 18th)
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