It all started long ago on one stormy night...........
Roly Dymond and Ben Brewer aged 13 and 14 started playing in Rolys Granny flat about 10 years ago.
The band at this point consisted of only the most expensive equipment:
* One 3 piece drum kit in "magic blue"
* One black guitar (borrowed) - brand unknown
* A computer mic cunningly taped to a punch bag stand
* Two 10 Watt amps – one for vocals and one for guitar
As far as memories can remember ‘Come As You Are' by Nirvana was the first song played by Shaded Noise, probably closely followed by ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit' and ‘Rape Me'!! They stuck at practicing together for months until one day their day of fame came…………..
Venue – Beer sailing club Event – Annual sailing club party and BBQ Time – Before bed time Date – Summer Weather Conditions – Sunny with a light easterly breeze
The show was a hit and they found themselves playing again the next morning for a school fund raising do - not exactly rock n' roll but come on!!
As the days went by Shaded Noise plucked out their own songs establishing their ‘own sound'.
Time passed and Shaded Noise needed to build their already fast moving empire of sound…………. but what?? ………A new member???….. YES!!!………… but who???.………… Adam Brewer was the lucky guy – naturally he had to be bullied into playing the Bass to make up the complete Shaded Noise sound. The band was complete and sounds from the new established Sunnybank studios were broadcasted across Beer and East Devon
They seemed to be doing gig after gig for about 3 or 4 years until slowly members left for Uni and gigs were limited to Christmas and summer normally with zero practice but they adopted the theory of ‘it'll be alright on the night' and ‘fuck it, they (the audience) will be drunk'.
The noise lives on…………. Recording is still being done in studios worldwide (UK, Australia, Abu Dhabi) to complete the first album titled “No Plan, No Sleeves”.
Coombeshead Studios are now looking to take on summer 2008 recording slots. If you are in a band and need a professional recording, we offer sessions at just £12.50 an hour on weekdays and £20 an hour on evenings (after 6pm) and weekends. All this paid time can be spent recording - mixing and editing can be done afterwards at no extra charge. If you wish to arrange a session, please message us and we will give you a list of available dates. Check out our top friends for examples of the recording quality, and the ’music’ section to see who we have worked with!
We also offer CD duplication at between 75p and £1.50 per CD for most requirements. This gets you a case, a print directly onto the CD face (no stickers!) and inlays. Contact us with your requirements for a quote. Recordings do not have to be made at Coombeshead to qualify for this offer - if you already have recordings let us know and we can provide duplication for you!
Jack in the Green Studios are taking bookings for 2008. It's all free unless you get a record contract, then I want 10% of your royalties. Can't say fairer than that eh boyz?
Coombeshead Studios are now looking to take on 2008 recording slots. If you are in a band and need a professional recording, we offer sessions at just £12.50 an hour on weekdays and £20 an hour on weekends. All this paid time can be spent recording - mixing and editing can be done afterwards at no extra charge. If you wish to arrange a session, please message us and we will give you a list of available dates. Check out our top friends for examples of the recording quality, and the ’music’ section to see who we have worked with!
We also offer CD duplication at between 75p and £1.50 per CD for most requirements. This gets you a case, a print directly onto the CD face (no stickers!) and inlays. Contact us with your requirements for a quote. Recordings do not have to be made at Coombeshead to qualify for this offer - if you already have recordings let us know and we can provide duplication for you!
We would like to thank all the bands who supported Coombeshead Studios during 2007. It was our busiest year ever at just short of 100 bands, and allowed us to spend several thousand pounds on some major upgrades, launching us from a low budget studio to a fully professional setup. We continue to offer our low budget prices but offer a greater flexibility of control and greatly improved quality!
After a brief spell in California, Coombeshead Studios is now open again and ready to take on new recording projects. If you are in a band and need a recording done, we offer sessions at just £12.50 an hour on weekdays and £20 an hour on weekends. All this paid time can be spent recording - mixing and editing can be done afterwards at no extra charge. If you wish to arrange a session, please message us and we will give you a list of available dates. Check out our top friends for examples of the recording quality, and the 'music' section to see who we have worked with!
We also offer CD duplication at between 75p and £1.50 per CD for most requirements. This gets you a case, a print directly onto the CD face (no stickers!) and inlays. Contact us with your requirements for a quote. Recordings do not have to be made at Coombeshead to qualify for this offer - if you already have recordings let us know and we can provide duplication for you!
i feel unloved by you. u never coment back. oh well. im fine im over it now. funtime a the beer fest eh? its funny how u knew evry sng by the crap band hehehehehe. xxxx luvs xxxxxxxx
well this time in 3 days i shall be the only Brewer left on this side of the planet - gutted i want lots of emails and things so i dont feel left out wooooooooooooooooooo
Hey guys, thanks for the add. Like your tracks, especially 'Close My Eyes'.....very nice lyrics! How many songs have you written? Keep up the good work.
hey hey. its a couple of my cousins.haha how you doing. havent spoken for a while. anyway not much going on at the moment. im going to see my chemical romance in march. only 4 months to go. haha ages but oh well. speak to you soon. xxxxxx
Hey up lads, dont really use myspace much but came across Ad's post about the so alone song - what can I say..bloody excellent stuff!!! very impressed with the song....but coming across the video Ive gotta ask...did you really play at the so-called 'Earth' concert or was it just an excellent edit job?!?!?!? either way you look and sound the part. well done chaps!keep it real..haha.lucx
Yeah - Remember - Wot a nite!!!!!! That wuz....
Gr8 2 hear the live version
Think re-write words - Change "So Alone" 2 "Summer Sun"
put the scraper bak in and it'll b a num1 by the new year
Believe me.................................
