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Florestan Recital Project, Inc
Distance: 23.1 Mi48 Burbank St # 9
02115 Boston -
April Hall
Distance: 34.1 Mi117 Roslindale Ave
02131 Roslindale -
K e v i n M a h o g a n y
Distance: 35.1 Mi12 Dean Rd Ofc
02445-4215 Brookline -
Donna Hughes
Distance: 35.6 Mi1 Camp St
02140 Cambridge -
John Payne Band
Distance: 35.3 Mi9A Station St
02445-7903 Brookline
Description
Papercut Suicide Update -- November [2006] (dusting off News page) Yes. I'm still alive. (I was able to get through that whole decapitation thing with flying colors, although sewing my head back on was admittedly a pain in the neck.) I've been working on my music lately, so I kind of forgot that my News page existed, which is why it's become so antiquated. You don't realize how difficult sound production of music is until you try it - so many different things to worry about. Getting all the levels of all the different musical instruments right is almost as big of a pain in the neck as sewing one's head back on post-decapitation. I kid you not. My Soundclick page is still going strong - I've been uploading new content there over the last few years. After I got done with my 'synthesized voices' kick, I experimented with actual vocals. I'm admittedly still getting the hang of that, although my voice doesn't suck half as badly as I thought it would. I don't even need any pitch correction. (Well, hardly, any.) If you have a second, check Terrestrial Epitaph In Shortwave out. It's a very experimental song/soundscape I did. I uploaded it for kicks, but people seem to really like it. It's one of the longer tracks I've uploaded in recent memory. (It's just under ten minutes long.) I also have an artist page on Last FM now - you can also download all my music for free over there. (The whole micropayments for music thing is a REALLY bad idea - who agrees with meè) I also have a page on Last FM that scrobbles my own personal music-listening habits . (Now you can find out how big of a geek I am firsthand. Neat, eh?) As everybody knows by now, mp3.com sold all their artists down the proverbial river, myself included. So, I moved my artist page to Soundclick. Here's the new address : http://www.soundclick.com/AMUC Not ALL the songs from the old mp3.com site were carried over. There were a few I wanted to remaster first. I'm currently in the process of remastering that 12 minute monstrosity Digital Scuba Dreamtime - I've actually broken it down into two songs, since the first half is more ambient noise, and the latter half is a bit on the heavier, more structured side. A couple of the songs are brand new - I've been experimenting with added lyrics using synthesized voices. Give The Greyscale Dreamstealer a listen - while I'm not sure if it qualifies as a song, it does make for some interesting ear candy. I'm tinkering with the idea of creating a CD - I had burnt a personal one from all the crap I programmed in Buzz, and it doesn't sound that bad. At the rate I'm going, I'll have it released by 2010. (2020, at ABSOLUTE latest.) Structure/Dementia, the net station I used to run from mp3.com - it no longer exists. Although, Soundclick has announced they wanted to add net stations to their website. So, who knows? Maybe it will be reincarnated soon.