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With no further ado, I present my new, full-length album:
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TRACK LIST (and single mp3 downloads):
1:Briefcase (Part 1)
2:Glamatomy
3:I Lost My First Love To the Night
4:Caerulean Thoughts
5:I See Blue Skies
6:The Morning After The End of the War
7:Quest for the Snow White Crow (Part I)
8:Dream (My Radio Tells Me To Obey)
9:Ejection
10:Over the Sea/The Scientist Doesn't Care
11:Horizon
12:Cars and reversE geaR
13:We'll All Go Together When We Go (Bonus Track)
14:Ulterior Motive
15:You've Lost that Lovin' Spirit of the Age
16:Quest for the Snow White Crow (Part II)
17:Briefcase (Part 2)
Click here to download the entire album as a single .rar file from sendspace
NOTES
This is a glam-prog concept album about nuclear weapons. It wouldn't have existed without Martin Amis's fantastic and disturbing Einstein's Monsters" -especially the introduction, the upshot of which is that the existence of the atom bomb permanently warps human
thought and morality. Mr Atomy himself is a kind of nuclear deity, as anthropomorphised by a small child, and probably would have been my imaginary friend as a child if I'd had one. Tracks 9 and 13 are covers (respectively, of Robert Calvert and Tom Lehrer), and track 15 contains material by Robert Calvert and the Righteous Brothers. Otherwise, all tracks are written, performed and copyright Withiel 2006.
Distribution notice
THIS MUSIC IS FREE. Give it to your friends, family, dog (don't do this. I hate dogs, and have done ever since one gave me a bad review), whatever. If you like, include a link back to The Rhexis. However, all this material was produced by my dubious self over a long period of time, so please credit my hard work.
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I've stuck this up firstly because I've made it and am proud of it and want people to hear it, and secondly because I'm frankly not well at the moment, and one of the ways I'm keeping on the tracks is by making stuff and engaging with people.
This one's a bit better-produced and frankly, better-played than Goblin Logic, and also a bit less angry-young-man and a bit more emotionally honest. It owes a lot to Trent Reznor, Robert Calvert, and David Bowie, but I think this is a recommendation rather than a deficit.
Basically, I'm sticking this here because I enjoyed the fuck out of recording, singing, howling, hitting my guitar like a misbehaving child, and otherwise creating it, and I hope you lot enjoy listening to it. |
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