Sampling an Ammo Kit

Yep, here we are sampling an ammo kit, and processing some of the sounds!!

Sampling Feedback from a Mixer

Here we are capturing the wonderful sounds that a mixer makes (yes, I said a mixer)! 

Industrial Music Monday - Death of Self

It's that day, and you know what that means... Industrial!! This week we have a project out of Chicago, Illinois. The music is in the vein of dark/experimental/industrial. The sole songwriter for this project goes by the name Nic Dos. This endeavor is called: Death of Self. Check it out!!






deathofselfofficial.bandcamp.com

Death of Self @ bugscrawlingoutofpeople bandcamp

deathofself Facebook

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The Death of Physical Media

Well, the last few days I've been really thinking about physical music media, and if we didn't know this already, I'm really starting to think, physical is dead. Most computers and laptops nowadays don't include CD players or even DVD players... and, it's only gonna get harder to obtain that outdated type of technology (you can purchase USB connected external CD/DVD drives right now, but it won't be like that forever)... even physical CD sales are rare... I do like the idea of having physical (love the packaging and stuff), but as time goes by, it will get harder and harder to find tech that supports that outdated media. Sure, there has been a slight resurgence in vinyl, but for how long? Quite frankly, I'm not interested in investing in vinyl (the question is, how long is that gonna last for..?)... Even with my own musical endeavor... I'm at the point where I think selling a CD is kinda pointless, being that that media IS becoming rare, and no one really purchases it anymore... and as stated above, it's only gonna get harder to find CD/DVD drives to connect to our computers or laptops. I'm also looking at my CD collection and wondering if it's even worth trying to collect more, or even keeping what I have... with digital and streaming being the #1 way for people to consume and listen to music, why even bother with physical. Like I said, I like the idea of collecting and the packaging and all that stuff, but in the end, it really is a dead format... and everything I have in physical, has been uploaded and digitized into my library on my computer... so what's the point? I don't need to have a physical copy anymore... and quite frankly they are probably gonna end up in a landfill somewhere at some point down the road... which really has me thinking... should I sell it? To be honest, I'm at the point where I want to, save for a select few pieces (will probably never get rid of my Nine Inch Nails pieces, but the rest of it... I don't really care). Of course, there's memories attached to some of these pieces, but will the memory die if I get rid of them? ... I'm really not sure, there is dates and times, and feelings associated with some of these pieces... I feel like having them is a reminder of those memories... but could I actually get rid of the majority of my collection?

What are your thoughts on physical media (CDs/DVDs)? And, would you get rid of your collection, knowing that the technology used to play that media is becoming rare and outdated?

Industrial Music Monday - TOMORROWS GHOSTS

It's that day, and you know what that means... Industrial!! This week we have a project out of Cleveland, Ohio. The music is in the vein of alternative/industrial/metal. The band consists of Jeremy Aker (vocals), William Pawel (Guitars), Scott Laing (Drums), Jason Notek (Guitar/Programming). They are called: TOMORROWS GHOSTS! Check them out!!






tmrrwsghsts.bandcamp.com

tomorrowsghost Facebook

www.tomorrows-ghosts.com

Industrial Music Monday - Deader

It's that day, and you know what that means... Industrial!!! This week we have a band out of Melbourne, Australia. The music is in the vein of electro-industrial/EBM. This endeavor is the creation of: Scud (synths, sequencing, drum programming, guitar, vocals, samples), and Lou (vocals, lyrics, live drums, and synths). They are called: Deader! Check them out!!






deaderindustrial.bandcamp.com

deader Facebook

Industrial Music Monday - Silence In Machine

Well, it's Monday, and you know what that means... Industrial!! This week we have a band out of Sylacauga, Alabama. The music is in the vein of harsh industrial/ebm. The projects members are Wess Apocalypse, and Cecyx. They are called: Silence In Machine! Check them out!!!






silenceinmachine bandcamp

silenceinmachine Soundcloud

silenceinmachine Facebook

Silence In Machine Youtube