Recorded: Feb 6, 2009 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (EADGBE - capo II), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, EBow, Audacity, Sound Forge.

This is the basic theme for "weekend in new orleans", a documentary we're currently writing the soundtrack for (it'll be adapted with variations throughout the film). It's very quiet. (Video trailer coming shortly.)

A simple piano piece we were finally able to record exactly the way we wanted it to sound. (This is one of our personal favorites.)

Close your eyes. Drift. Yeah. That's the idea.

A little more acl-style Baroque 'N Roll. (Actually, it's more like Renaissance 'N Roll - but that just not as catchy...)

A further march down the road in acl's evolution - and one of the many directions we've been dying to get to... it's, ummm, water-y. (And this song is especially dedicated to J Wentz.)

"Doomer Boomer," has slow tuned gong-like beats slowly turning into layers on layers of sound.

"Littoral Zone" started with an ambient bass line based (extremely loosely) on a Renaissance-era Classical piece played through an 8-bit SID emulating synth, topped with two tracks based on a Temple Block run through a Mutron & a Subsynth…

"Wubbity Woo" is based on a TB606-based rhythm and a swelling & waning string sequence based on the FreeSoound.org sample 40171_ERH_a_min_eh_strings_arp.

"Wubbity Woo" is based on a TB606-based rhythm and a swelling & waning string sequence based on the FreeSoound.org sample 40171_ERH_a_min_eh_strings_arp.