Burial
Keith Sweat
Bonobo
Sex
Bell Biv Devoe
Handclaps
Amon Tobin
RJD2
Ulrich Schnauss
Norwegian Black Metal
Yoga Instructional Cassettes
Nails On A Chalkboard
Mouse On Mars
Boyz II Men
Cock Rock
Cats Fucking
Another Bad Creation
RATT
Chili
Jon Spencer Blues Sexxxxxplosion
Pink Floyd
Coldcut
Bouillabaise
Beastie Boys
The Concept Of "Self Help"
Chicken (Mostly BBQ)
The Orb
Gravy (Metaphorical and Literal)
Cylob
Mexico (The Country and Cultural Exports)
Femalez (THE XX's)
KlymaxXx
The Main Ingredient
Antiquing
Chocolate Milk
Snakehandlers and other exxXXXXxxtreme branches of Christianity - keep up the good work, fellas.
Giorgio
New Mexico (Proto Mexico)
Microbrew
The Bay Area
Dr. Who
Chiles & Pettiford
Jean-Michele Jarre
MC Hammer
Longmont Potion Castle
Tourette's Guy
Hatebeak
Corey Pomkoski
Ascots and other outmoded Dinner Attire
Milkin' It
Hipstep Flophop Timedance Pantcore
Christian Death Jungle
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Soundtrack (1990)
Big Daddy Kane
Minimal Tech Dump Halfwank Kitchentablism
Jazz
In a similar fashion to the epic film "Milo and Otis", Steve (American) and Dean (Canadian) overcome their cultural barriers and congregate at least once a year to write music in a heartwarming example of the benefits of the 1989 Free Trade Agreement, and the process is really the heart of what we do.
Typically, we'll start by eating a 3-foot long chicken shawarma sandwich, perhaps playing a quick round of bocce ball, and then going to local record shops, preferably ones that have $1.00 bins, and look for the worst shit we can find (e.g., "Let's Have A Pizza Party!", by the Gaylords). Afterwards, we take them back to the "studio", listen to them, punch each other in the face, and sample them.
It's a common misconception that "sample artists" will lift entire riffs or melodies. We tend to sample single tones, chords, one-hits, drum smashes, coins dropping into imported china, the jangling of padlock keys, opening vacuum-sealed ham packages, and the tears of kittens to construct our own melodies and rhythms. But it's the process of listening to the music on record (which most of the time is terrible) that influences, and in fact enables, our compositions.
After listening to these records, we generally fucking smash them with extreme prejudice against the wall, floor and/or any mexican handmaids presently servicing us, mostly because the music is so bad that we can't stand to hear it any more. This willful act of rockstruction is invariably accompanied by a bloodcurdling Norsk battlecry, which would totally make you shit your pants.
After a typical composition session, we'll have literally dozens of records strewn about on the floor, some of them stuck in the walls, hidden in the fridge, or boiled into amorphous blobs on the stove. Sometimes the records are prepared as a salad alongside Whitesnake cassettes with a urine vinaigrette. At the conclusion of a compositional marathon, our workspace will be, perhaps like yours, littered with empty cartons of American Spirit Yellows, Pacifico Lager, bloody tablecloths, and the bleached skulls of those who dare oppose us.
Hi, I'm pleased to announce that "Toughts of Rabbits Are Rabbits" album is finally OUT and it's available on iTunes at a very special price. Just click on the image here below to be redirected on iTunes:
We're now accepting submissions for our next mixtapes, please submit your info at www. coast2coastsubmissions. com for your chance to get a spot on the next mixtape!
This video is in honor of those men and women who've given their lives for the good of their country and countrymen. Set to "Labour of Love" by Bishop & Mulholland, track 7 on 'Essays and Ear Candy'
I'm also offering a free download of Labour of Love for one week. Please download it and send a copy to a veteran (especially WW2) or soldier.
Aye up … just to keep you in the loop we are about to change line up shortly we have secured a female vocalist and we are trying out for a new bass player shortly. Stay in touch and let us know what you think as soon as we have the new members up. Its all cool our bass player/vocalist is going on to University… Don’t worry we aint going nowhere haha we will be back shortly … thanks for the support … hope to see you soon at a gig near you
We have a band mobile number now so if your bored and wanna txt us feel free its all cool the number is 07530 487447 its only a pay as you go so if it takes a while for us to respond don’t worry about it
Anyways I wont clog up your message board any more than I have to
aye how are you doing? your page is looking awesome! anyway, i just grabbed some sweet new ringtones from www.tonetomyphone.info for FREE! they have the coolest stuff!
hey you gotta see this website. it will tell you if anyone we go to school with has a crush on you. i have no clue how this thing works but trust me i just tried it and it did.
