Let's start the wave of the future
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Let's start the wave of the future
by 447ght » Sun Jul 18, 2010 9:34 am
Hey guys.
I have an idea for an insanely fast and mindfuckingly intelligent hardcore punk band with a breakcore DJ instead of a drummer. I have an extremely talented guitarist, I would be doing vocals, and i might have a bassist too. Otherwise I would play bass and fuck vocals. Yes, you would get credit as part of the band. Even name it together with us.
People would compare us to Ghengis Tron--- but we would give those art-school pinheads a run for their money. We would shape our songs around fast, well-thought-out breaks instead of simple, tired, sped up beats.
People would compare us to Atari Teenage Riot--- but we would be doing it for the lulz. In a conversation with my guitarist friend, he suggested he simply wanted to make music that incited riots and panic. This is the philosophy I hope to base our noise (aka "music") around. (Although we and our lyrics would probably lean left in the end, be ok with that because the point is fun not politics.)
We would be based in New York City, so you must be able to perform there. If you're interested in contributing, send me a sample of your work at 447ght@gmail.com. If you need a jumping-off point, listen to some songs from Cell-Scape, Charlie, or Teeny Shiny by Melt-Banana.
Post any feedback in this thread. Really, let loose with the criticism and questions. I don't know if anyone has done this before and I'm sure I sound like a babbling idiot, but I really just want to do something new and interesting and make a difference.
Cheers,
447ght
I have an idea for an insanely fast and mindfuckingly intelligent hardcore punk band with a breakcore DJ instead of a drummer. I have an extremely talented guitarist, I would be doing vocals, and i might have a bassist too. Otherwise I would play bass and fuck vocals. Yes, you would get credit as part of the band. Even name it together with us.
People would compare us to Ghengis Tron--- but we would give those art-school pinheads a run for their money. We would shape our songs around fast, well-thought-out breaks instead of simple, tired, sped up beats.
People would compare us to Atari Teenage Riot--- but we would be doing it for the lulz. In a conversation with my guitarist friend, he suggested he simply wanted to make music that incited riots and panic. This is the philosophy I hope to base our noise (aka "music") around. (Although we and our lyrics would probably lean left in the end, be ok with that because the point is fun not politics.)
We would be based in New York City, so you must be able to perform there. If you're interested in contributing, send me a sample of your work at 447ght@gmail.com. If you need a jumping-off point, listen to some songs from Cell-Scape, Charlie, or Teeny Shiny by Melt-Banana.
Post any feedback in this thread. Really, let loose with the criticism and questions. I don't know if anyone has done this before and I'm sure I sound like a babbling idiot, but I really just want to do something new and interesting and make a difference.
Cheers,
447ght
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by producer_snafu » Sun Jul 18, 2010 6:11 pm
follow your dreams man.
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by MarkyPoo » Mon Jul 19, 2010 2:01 pm
Aparently my dreams do come true. But they come true on the other side of the country.
by 447ght » Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:19 pm
MarkyPoo wrote:Aparently my dreams do come true. But they come true on the other side of the country.
Hey nobody's stopping you from starting your own band! There's plenty of guitarists out there, the question is finding one who's both willing and able to play around you.
As for me, it often seems like I'm on the wrong side of the Atlantic for breakcore. But I bet there's someone in New York who digs what I'm saying, and if I'm going to find them it'll be here.
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