Showing posts with label Subsketch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Subsketch. Show all posts
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Whaddaya Hear, Whaddaya Say #10
EPISODE 10: The Department Demo
Recorded and mixed in one night, 2008.
During the early stages of making the new album I put together this 5 track demo as a rough sketch, it was basically just a test to see how well my samples and street recordings could be mixed throughout the album. These were some of the first songs I wrote after completing Therapy, 4 of which have never been heard anywhere (probably with good reason).
After the demo I've included a bonus instrumental, it was co-produced by Mister Speed and was the final song to be cut shortly before mastering. I liked it alot but it just wasn't working in the flow of the album.
Enjoy the messy!
Labels:
Alternative,
Hip Hop,
Podcast,
Subsketch,
Whaddaya Hear Whaddaya Say
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Whaddaya Hear, Whaddaya Say #8
EPISODE 8: Wildstyle Wars part 2
This weeks episode features a whole bunch of classic Hip Hop music, it also contains the ramblings of a delirious host and may or may not include an exclusive/ridiculous intro verse by yours truly.
Labels:
Hip Hop,
Podcast,
Subsketch,
Whaddaya Hear Whaddaya Say
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Whaddaya Hear, Whaddaya Say #7
EPISODE 7: How To Play The 5 String Banjo
In which our hero pulls out all the stops at the zero hour to deliver his pod on time. This weeks episode features folk music recorded between the years 1928 & 1964. So what are you waiting for? Strap on your ear googles and enjoy!
Labels:
Blues,
Country,
Folk,
Podcast,
Subsketch,
Traditional,
Whaddaya Hear Whaddaya Say
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Whaddaya Hear, Whaddaya Say #6
EPISODE 6: Hands On Fire!
On the 19th of June 2008, Subsketch performed a one off show with a 3-piece live band at the Jade Monkey. The band consisted of James Hastings (Eat Paint/Cortez) on Acoustic Guitar, Jarrad Payne (1.1 Immermann) on Drums and Jamie Mensforth (Satan's Cheerleaders) on the Bass.
This be a poor quality recording of that fateful night.
Labels:
Hip Hop,
Podcast,
Subsketch,
Whaddaya Hear Whaddaya Say
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