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Recorded live during a church service probably in the early 2000s.
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Written by Project X and Tammy Borden
Project X: Bass
Scott Wilson: Lead guitar
Tim Thompson: Acoustic guitar, backing vocal
Craig LeMieux: Drums
Tammy Borden…
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To end "Dark Side of the Moo," we return to the beginning of it in a way. This time around, we end on a more hopeful vibe than how it started.
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"High Density" was a last minute addition to this album. Just messing around in my studio during the RPM Challenge and somehow this came out. My good friend and shredder, Stinky Pat, contributed the guitar leads and Cyclops Cow returns on vibraslap…
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I believe I came up with the initial riff for this one in 2017 and it slowly developed over a year and a half. Since it was already almost completely written, it was included in the 2019 RPM project. The intro was recorded in Mount Horeb, WI at…
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When I started recording for the 2019 RPM Challenge, I wasn't in a good place. I really envisioned the completed album to be mostly dark and a bit brooding with maybe a hopeful ending. I'm thankful it didn't go that way. This opening track was…
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Lighthouse spinning
signal flare is fading
Ashes burning
When the light goes out it crashes to explode
A smoking crater in the sky for all to show
Here I’m breaking my resolve
An arc of battery to draw
And so I’m standing at the gate…
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Featuring Andrew Osborn on guitar and Finn Osborn on bells.
Concerts have become a sea of phones held in the air instead of experiencing it directly. There's something uniquely beautiful about just living in the moment of the music and letting…
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The risk that comes with opposition. The feeling of wanting to escape this planet sometimes.
lyrics:
Welcome to the waiting room
we've warmed the cathode screen
evolution‘s industry
Monitor my heart rate
It dives below the line
A revolution…
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Inspired by Gullfoss waterfall in Iceland and a daydream of the water being replaced by a flow of digits. Partially abstract, partially nostalgic.
lyrics:
Touching down in Logan, from cold and back to cold
Trying to remember that feeling…
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The progression of time...
lyrics:
Trending backwards
A permanent plague
Cracked out fevers
ascending in waves
It’s a slow attack
Bracing for the ache of a sudden impact
Dull scythe swinging
Dulling the blade
crack the empire…
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A new twist on an old favorite (or two!).
In the dumpster fire that was 2020 during Wisconsin's shut down orders for the coof, I was involved with a Facebook group called Jump Around Wisconsin. For those who don't know, between the third and…
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RPM Challenge 2021
Category: Single (this is the A side)
Genre: Surf
The 2021 RPM Challenge was indeed a challenge and I only signed up to record a single! My month was fraught with problems, mostly having essential gear go south (mixing…
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RPM Challenge 2021
Category: Single (this is side 1)
Genre: Surf
The 2021 RPM Challenge was indeed a challenge and I only signed up to record a single! My month was fraught with problems, mostly having essential gear go south (mixing board…
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I love surf music complete with Fender guitars dripping in lots of spring reverb. This one came out of the clear blue and somehow developed the double-naught spy thing in the process.
Matt plays lead. He's got the surf thing down pat!
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Swamp Thing is a custom built guitar by Tony Louscher at Luthier's Workshop in Green Bay, WI. I wrote the main riff three years ago and it sounded "swampy" to me. For the 2020 RPM Challenge, I dusted off the little riff and created this tune…
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A short melodic ambient track in the works for a while.
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RPM Challenge 2021
Category: Single (this is the A side)
Genre: Surf
The 2021 RPM Challenge was indeed a challenge and I only signed up to record a single! My month was fraught with problems, mostly having essential gear go south (mixing…
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Awesome!
When I started recording for the 2019 RPM Challenge, I wasn't in a good place. I really envisioned the completed album to be mostly dark and a bit brooding with maybe a hopeful ending. I'm thankful it didn't go that way. This opening track was…
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The story behind this one is almost the same as "Swamp Thing," only this one spawned lyrics to boot.
Major props to Erika for her fabulous vocal!
Jon and I played the leads. I bookended the track and Jon did everything in between.
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Nice, clean production! Sweet vocals!! Really meaningful lyrics!
To end "Dark Side of the Moo," we return to the beginning of it in a way. This time around, we end on a more hopeful vibe than how it started.
CREDITS:
Written and performed by Project X
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Recorded live during a church service probably in the early 2000s.
CREDITS:
Written by Project X and Tammy Borden
Project X: Bass
Scott Wilson: Lead guitar
Tim Thompson: Acoustic guitar, backing vocal
Craig LeMieux: Drums
Tammy Borden…
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Project X is simply about making music for the pleasure of making music. It’s about playing and experimenting, working the writing and recording processes and seeing what happens as a result.
Project X’s first release, “The Dark Side of the Moo,” was completed as part of the 2019 RPM Challenge and released in early March of that year. It’s an eclectic instrumental mix of rock n’ roll sub-genres like progressive, surf, British Invasion, 1960s soul, alternative, and power pop.
The album, “Are You Sure You’re Not Where You Are?” was born on February 28, 2020, and it too was produced for the 2020 RPM Challenge. “Are You Sure…” is another kaleidoscope of rock n’ roll styles, this time featuring blues, latino, punk, ballad, and even a bit of exotica alongside surf, progressive, and pop. Regardless of the diverse styles, “Are You Sure…” is a cohesive album and shows marked growth.
After surviving the dumpster fire that was 2020, Project X retooled and delivered a pair of surf tracks for the 2021 RPM Challenge: “Tubed” and “Ocean Deep.” These are Project X’s first original tracks to feature a real live flesh-and-blood drummer which brings a freshness to the artist’s sound.
from Appleton, WI, US
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