October 2020 Archives (all archives)
October 31
Nemesis
Spooky music for a spooky night. Lossy video here.
posted by Johnny Wallflower at 4:20 PM PST - 0 comments
posted by Johnny Wallflower at 4:20 PM PST - 0 comments
October 30
05 hermosillo - vampire deer
October 29
DIARRHEA BUM BUM
Rainy season and the goats are poopin' hard. Turned the tagline of the (human) kids into a small song. [more inside]
posted by youarenothere at 6:39 PM PST - 2 comments
posted by youarenothere at 6:39 PM PST - 2 comments
October 28
Where else do you share/collab/etc.?
Hi folks: I realize the irony of my asking this as my first-ever post to MeFiMuTa, but I'm wondering where else folks are congregating online to share their work. For feedback, community, the sheer joy or process of making ... open to any reasons. How large or small of a community is it? Is it constrained by your genre? Do you feel like there are good spaces out there for the work you do? And even so, what are you missing in those communities (aside from the glaringly obvious dearth of playing and sharing in-person)?
(Yes, I'm way behind in posting music here, but I'm trying to put in the work now to do better here and elsewhere, hence the question.)
posted by mykescipark at 11:46 AM PST - 2 comments
October 27
04 freedom - vampire deer
well, did it happen 150 years ago or last night? [more inside]
posted by pyramid termite at 4:04 PM PST - 0 comments
posted by pyramid termite at 4:04 PM PST - 0 comments
October 26
Rat's Gone To Rest
I got this tune from the book "Old-Time Kentucky Fiddle Tunes" by Jeff Todd Titon, super fun to play on guitar. [more inside]
posted by gorbichov at 5:31 PM PST - 6 comments
posted by gorbichov at 5:31 PM PST - 6 comments
A Whiter Shade of Pale
The Procol Harum song on solo acoustic guitar and voice. Recorded as an iPad Pro video, reverb added with MicSwap Video Pro, then exported as audio.
Fifth take, as evidenced by the exasperated opening.
posted by Johnny Wallflower at 4:24 PM PST - 5 comments
posted by Johnny Wallflower at 4:24 PM PST - 5 comments
October 25
03 - sunspot - vampire deer
everyone's got something like a sunspot - maybe [more inside]
posted by pyramid termite at 5:26 PM PST - 0 comments
posted by pyramid termite at 5:26 PM PST - 0 comments
October 24
Spear and Magic Helmet
This is a heartfelt anthem sung by bugs bunny to elmer fudd about their unhealthy love/hate relationship. I just found and digitized it from a cassette of demos that is old enough to qualify for decent car insurance rates. [more inside]
posted by umbĂș at 8:11 PM PST - 1 comments
posted by umbĂș at 8:11 PM PST - 1 comments
Four Friends Mazurka
A little mazurka that fell under my fingers a week or so ago. Thinking about my small circle of friends who have been supporting each other this year! [more inside]
posted by gorbichov at 9:46 AM PST - 5 comments
posted by gorbichov at 9:46 AM PST - 5 comments
October 20
02 topeka lion - vampire deer
Because I could not stop for Death
This is my response to The-Mother-of-All-Earworms post last week.
posted by MtDewd at 10:18 AM PST - 1 comments
posted by MtDewd at 10:18 AM PST - 1 comments
October 18
Piano Winter Jam 2020
Outside Context Problem
Guitar + bass + programmed drums. Instrumental. Gets noisy and saturated at times.
posted by signal at 1:22 PM PST - 2 comments
posted by signal at 1:22 PM PST - 2 comments
01 el gallo - vampire deer
the title song of the new album, el gallo - it starts as a western and ends like a fever dream [more inside]
posted by pyramid termite at 1:14 PM PST - 0 comments
posted by pyramid termite at 1:14 PM PST - 0 comments
October 11
Uncle Pen
Some Of Shelly's Blues
I've been playing around with a different feel for this Michael Nesmith classic. Recorded on iPad Pro, first take, rough vocal.
posted by Johnny Wallflower at 6:01 PM PST - 4 comments
posted by Johnny Wallflower at 6:01 PM PST - 4 comments
October 9
covita
October 4
Wisdom Like Silence
Dark, ambient, noise, instrumental. Guitars, bass, programmed drums. [more inside]
posted by signal at 1:03 PM PST - 0 comments
posted by signal at 1:03 PM PST - 0 comments