Hey all.
Just finished laying down some of the vocals for a new song I'm working called
The Meds, and I would love to hear what you all think.
You can take a listen here -
http://signalswithoutsound.bandcamp.com/track/the-meds
This is basically the style I'm more comfortable with, and want to continue following. Sucks that I can't get my vocals all cool and raspy, but I've been trying for years with different bands, and I just have to accept it... this is my voice
Anyways... I hope everyone enjoys, this is still a work in progress, so I'll be updating as I go along.
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90's rock is seriously my most favourtite time in music history, I only wish i was a little older during that time to fully enjoy it, but that's where I grab most of my inspiration from. Grungy rock meets (hopefully) some cooler ballads here and there.
You've got a good voice for that kind of track. Great harmonies here and there. Guitar sound is maybe a bit "thick" for my liking, but it's working pretty well.
Did you do the guitar/drums/bass too, or just the vocals?
Personally I'm glad you can't get your voice "cool and raspy", this sound is a nicer contrast with the heavy guitars I think. Sounds a bit like a less whiny Death Cab For Cutie to me.
I've been recording some music recently too, unfortunately I can't sing at all
I'll probably post it up at the end of the month. 5 tracks so far in just over a week, I'm on a roll!
It doesnt sound like anything new though; if you want to service society with art alone, I think you would do better as a 3d artist. Your visual art seems more unique than your audible art, which seems pretty generic. Its well produced, easy to listen to, and has the classic pop formula of happy sound with jaded/sad lyrics.
you might get lucky and pop a million dollars off it, sounds like the masses could eat that with a big spoon actually...
I'll take your winter wasteland level over those tunes any day of the week personally. Course you can probably keep up both.
listen to more Smiths, or listen to more Swans (children of God / world of skin) - one of those directions would improve your sound methinks.
Everything is by me, I play guitar and bass, and the drums I created using Beat Craft, but its all original beats, so some stuff may be off a bit... but I'm slowly learning. The chorus kinda shows the stlye of drumming that I'm trying to hit.
I would love to hear stuff from you Mop, I already know we got some other awesome musicians on Polycount... I think we need to start spreading the love more
Maybe get Gavin to teach us some cool drum beats with his fancy electronic kit (BETTER BE USING IT!)
I only do it for the love of music Micro :P
One day I gotta get a band together again though... I miss that shit.
But thanks
Thanks FAT_CAP, I miss stone temple pilots, another awesome band.
Thanks alex, I'm still getting use to recording and producing by myself, our guitarist in my older band was a genius when it came to recording / producing.
I found the other track was a bit too poppy for my taste, didn't really seem like something I would have created, it just kinda came out though so meh.
How would we do a collab? Like record a track and send it between each other?
Personally this isn't something I would normally listen to, but it sounds great for the style. I can definitely hear the 90s rock influence. Some of the harmony parts didn't quite work for me, they were in tune but the notes you chose just didn't flow well for me. You can't please everyone :P
Great work, dude and keep writing some more stuff.
-caseyjones
I've been listening to an awesome band called Limblifter, and their album is called - I/O, they have some absolutely awesome songs.
Very R.E.M-like, but that's a compliment!
Yeah I like. It reminds me of REM too.
The only thing I would say is that the vocals seem a little bit quite at times. Nothing horrible... I just think it could be a tad louder.
Overall I really like it though!