I work at an antique salvage shop and this unlikely trinket found it's way into my hand today. Mixed in with electric erector set kits from the 60s. Can't help but wonder if it's the secret to the best fuzz tone ever.
My recording project, Frontier Medicine, has finally completed an album we've been working on for five years.
We put together a live band, and brought in a spectacle of entertainment to celebrate the release.
This is a one-off event to celebrate and PARTY. I'd love to play to a crowd!
This week I released an album I've been working on for five years. I wrote, arranged and performed all instrumentation myself, with a close friend covering all lyrics and vocals.
The full album is available on all streaming platforms. Would love to hear opinions on the work!
An album I've been working on for five years was finally released this week. I wrote, arranged, and performed all instrumentation myself and had a close friend provide vocals and lyrics. We put a backing band together for an album celebration and I'll be playing guitar in front of people for the first time in over 15 years.
1980 Les Paul Firebrand, 70's Greco mandolin, 2001 Les Paul Special (backup)
DIY Solasound hybrid Tonebender clone - Saturnworks switcher - DIY Diamond Comp clone - Ernie Ball Tuner/Volume - DIY modified Rat+Klone combo - DIY Mutron Phasor - Skreddy Echo - Broughton HPF (under board) - EHX DMM
1970 Fender Twin Reverb
I've been working on this album with a close friend for five years. Wrote and performed all the instrumentation myself. It's finally available on all streaming platforms, and I'd love some honest feedback from the locals.
We also released a music video to be found here
And we put together a live band for an album release celebration // masquerade ball at Twilight Cafe this Saturday the 9th! Complete with tapdancing saxophonist MC Shoehorn, tradition blues from Tevis Hodge, and amateur balloon art!
