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Anu's avatar
**_Underworld_** *with guitars instead of synthesizers. A sequel of sorts. Electronic rock.* A million drops of rain One sun behind the clouds A million stars in the milky way One moon is shining down A million notes I’ve scribbled One…
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Floppy Jalopy's avatar
Title Track for the album. Title says it all.
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Love song for space traveling teens
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End of the album, end of our story
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Human finds Alien Spacecraft drifting in space, this is he inner dialog of our fearless (fearful) hero.
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To infinity and beyond!
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Black Pepper Sea's avatar
A song I've had stored in my head for quite awhile, though never committed to tape (erm... binary code) - probably because I thought it was a bit simple and even trite. Having to come up with an album's worth of material in a month cured me of…
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A blatant attempt at exploiting the deep well of The Jesus and Mary Chain/Pixies/Raveonettes/House of Love. A lovingly loud, shiny and guitar-laden paean to those great bands.
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An older song from a previous band that was never quite captured to my satisfaction. I was going for very laid-back "Pale Blue Eyes" vibe.
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Mannequin Races's avatar
This is basically an accordion jam with a nice bass line!
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Powerlounge's avatar
Powerlounge - Electric Cheer An album created for the 2009 RPM Challenge, conceived to be eventually cut into vinyl, and arranged as such, in two halves. The track listing for side 1: Welcome to my Weird Bye Bye Baby Genius / Madness Negative…
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Graduate's avatar
This is the end of the journey. It's time to maybe think and reflect about some of the things we heard and then forget we ever heard them.
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Graduate's avatar
I would make the 70's sound more like this.
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Graduate's avatar
One of my darker tracks. This tracks epitomises how RPM felt for me; A progressive struggle where I just got my head down and got stuck in with the thing. In a phrase, this track says to me "Just fucking get on with it."
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Graduate's avatar
I'd be lying if I said this entire track wasn't sparked by the opening audio clip. It really made me think about the ways some people create their own enjoyment. Cool.
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Al's left hand's avatar
Original working title was something like, "And after six years I finally understood why they sing in the streets here, and could go home." It's sort of about anonymity in the modern city. If that sounds pretentious, that's because it is.
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Good old dulcimer bash-up. This is certainly the most aggressive song I've played on dulcimer. I'm sure all those people with solid-body electric dulcimers have done worse...
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Words are from a sestina of the same title by Steve Davenport, who asked us to make music out of it! This was a terribly fun song to record. We did it, of course, while drinking. Thankfully no instruments were harmed.
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I lit a string on fire...
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