Candy Addicz

2006-02-11T19:50:00.000-08:00

Candy_Addicz.mp3
One of my favorite tracks for the album.

The music was mixed and recorded as a whole track. Then I recorded the vocals over the instrumental mix. I did this because I had acidentally reformated the hard drive on my 8 track, and lost every thing I had recorded except for a few tapes I made of experimental mix downs, which wee primarilly instrumental.

The mixes were all kept on 100% OG maxell audio cassettes, so this gave the otherwise entirely digital recording a nice touch of analog warmth.

This song and Why Even Bother? are the only tracks left from those original sessions.

Columbus Needs A Mountain

2006-02-06T15:19:00.000-08:00

Give me a minute to put this post together, it regard a really magical compilation called Columbus Needs A Mountain. It was put together by Matt Moorman, with the goal of actaully sparking a campaign to build a mountain here in Columbus, OH. It was really stunning, as I inteand to make this post, just give me time.

2006-02-05T09:36:00.000-08:00

Nicole Chattah, aka, Nicole Storey sings on "The Subliminal Messenger."

I totally lucked out that Nicole was in town and that I got to record with her. I think I lured her into recording on the track after recording a mini EP for her. I don't know what became of that record. The masters to it were recently stolen, maybe to one day be recovered on some jingle jangle morning.

The Subliminal Messenger.mp3

updates on Nicole here.

Permanent Records

2005-12-05T09:53:00.000-08:00

Yep! Twas my old label. Agh, where to even start??

2001 - 2004 Running around the country with a digital 8-track, and a paper cutter. Making CD cases out of imported poster board, near death glue poisonings. Living with Zachary Allen Starkey. Rock N' Roll, and now, crooks and legal headaches.

Visit the Permanent Records site for a little taste of the goodness!

2002-10-23T16:01:00.000-07:00

CD RELEASE SHOW @ NORTHBERG TAVERN

Solex and 16 Bitch Pile-Up open.

This was one of 16 BPU's firrst shows, and they brought pure havoc, covering the whole stage with the guts of abused books. Truely unforgetable without years of therapy.

I played with a band featuring Brian Wagner on drums, Brady Burket on bass, and Sarah mehl on guitar. Brady crapped out before he even got there, and wagner, and Mehl weren't very far behind, the effect was that of a band kind of imploding, and then a blitzkreg of guitar and vox following it up. The highlight was watching Kevin Elliot vanish into the shadows somewhere between the destruction of the books and my imploding band.