r/GarageRock

I left some “errors” on purpose — where’s your line between raw and unfinished?

I just closed a track where the guitars push past the clean parts, the vocals are untrained and you can hear it, and the mix cracks in a couple spots.

I could’ve fixed everything. I didn’t, because fixing it would’ve killed the groove.

Curious to hear how others think about this.

I’m honestly never sure where that line is — the moment where you say: okay, it’s done.

(I’m not a native English speaker — I used a translator for parts of this, so apologies for any rough phrasing.)

“Corners of the Sky” is the self-titled album by Kansas City natives, Corners of the Sky. This noisy garage scorcher covers all manner of subgenres from “bluesy doom” to esoteric experimentalism, “jamlation” heavy on the pulp. Check it out here -> Corners of the Sky LP

https://preview.redd.it/g97whoqclxah1.jpg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a59b9aa6b17f511fb1df0da76e12ca92f7784c92

Track listing in YouTube post.

Hello,

I run 88.7 Records, 88.7 RFM and make music under the names Phosgene and 160m band.

I like to have musicians, mostly from Reddit, come on and talk / let me play their music. I usually focus on experimental / noise music however I'm trying to get more "guitar music" on the show.

I upload rips from the show to bandcamp, available at radiofreememphis.bandcamp.com.

If anyone is interested shoot me your bandcamp and let's do it.

Ciao!