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Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 2:44 pm
by conky
Ancient Astronaught wrote:
conky wrote:Yeah, I'm pretty excited. It is one thing that will soon be marked off of my bucket list. I've always wanted to have a release on vinyl.
That's a good resolution on a bucket list. I don't think anything I've recorded has ended up on vinyl, there's one that will probably end up on vinyl and a couple that were supposed to be but nothing to my knowledge has actually gone to fruition. I hope this is just your first my friend!!!
:hug:
emptyparadigm wrote:
conky wrote:Yeah, I'm pretty excited. It is one thing that will soon be marked off of my bucket list. I've always wanted to have a release on vinyl.
Fuck yeah, man. I'm right there with ya -- when we put out the 10" split with the Unbeheld, I was beyond pumped. Next goal: have a full length pressed on vinyl. :thumb: :thumb:
That split rules BTW. I listen to it regularly. If I can help in any way getting your shit on vinyl I will. You guys are fucking rad. We're wanting to do a full length LP eventually but we're a young band (less than 5 shows under our belt) and we don't have the fanbase to sell two or three hundred copies of vinyl on our own. Any less than that on a pressing though and it isn't cost effective at all. One day we will get there, but for now we're going to do as many splits as we can on vinyl and tape release.
assface jackson wrote:I'm so old, my first release came out on vinyl and cassette. A few years sooner and we might've had an option for 8-track.
Fucking :lol:

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 3:28 pm
by ryan summit
that goal is so awesome
i never even thought about it for myself
im more psyched for conky swag
than the pedals your sendin me
your last box was so freakin puhhhhnk
finally gonna have a dedicated expression ped

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 4:39 pm
by HeavyXIII
ryan summit wrote:that goal is so awesome
i never even thought about it for myself
im more psyched for conky swag
than the pedals your sendin me
your last box was so freakin puhhhhnk
finally gonna have a dedicated expression ped
So YOU snagged em up before I did? Well, mystery solved. :lol:

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 4:42 pm
by conky
ryan summit wrote:that goal is so awesome
i never even thought about it for myself
im more psyched for conky swag
than the pedals your sendin me
your last box was so freakin puhhhhnk
finally gonna have a dedicated expression ped
:hug:

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 4:53 pm
by conky
Also, I put up the mastered track from the split on our bandcamp page.

http://deadhandcollective.bandcamp.com/ ... parasite-3

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 5:08 pm
by CaptainBoxman
Orville Explorer? Yay or nay?

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 5:10 pm
by Ancient Astronaught
conky wrote:Also, I put up the mastered track from the split on our bandcamp page.

http://deadhandcollective.bandcamp.com/ ... parasite-3
Listening now!!! :yay:

I wish I lived closer as I would totally get back behind the kit for you guys. :cry:
CaptainBoxman wrote:Orville Explorer? Yay or nay?
:yay:

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 5:12 pm
by D.o.S.
Explorers are... not for me. But if you've got the bona fides, rock it.
conky wrote:Also, I put up the mastered track from the split on our bandcamp page.

http://deadhandcollective.bandcamp.com/ ... parasite-3
THIS. IS. TASTY.

and also the first time I'm listening to yer jams. Is this pretty typical stuff, sonixwise??

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 5:45 pm
by AxAxSxS
conky wrote::!!!: :!!!: :!!!: Test presses for our split 7" shipped today. :!!!: :!!!: :!!!:
So badass!
amorphous wrote:
Man, you guys rocked so much! Great to play with you guys, hang out and geek out on tone!
You guys killed it!

I'm still all :facepalm: that I didn't have my 1200s off standby, and therefore secret weapon was inop, I kept messing with the board thinking that was why it sounded off. Yay old man feeblebrain. :lol: We have to come down your way and I'll try to remember to make sure all the amps are on this time.
CaptainBoxman wrote:Orville Explorer? Yay or nay?

Every thing I've heard about Orville's is that they rule. I have not owned one but I'd like to.

And Mike, You're not old! Cause if you are then I am! :poke:

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 5:53 pm
by amorphous
AxAxSxS wrote:
I'm still all :facepalm: that I didn't have my 1200s off standby, and therefore secret weapon was inop, I kept messing with the board thinking that was why it sounded off. Yay old man feeblebrain. :lol: We have to come down your way and I'll try to remember to make sure all the amps are on this time
certainly - would love to have the Flux rock the Eugenia.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 6:56 pm
by conky
CaptainBoxman wrote:Orville Explorer? Yay or nay?
YES FUCKING YESLIKE A MOTHEWRFUCKER YES!!! Especially if you can find an Orville by Gibson. They have all gibson hardware and pickups on them instead of Japanese stuff like the regular Orvilles. I love my LP Custom.
Ancient Astronaught wrote:
conky wrote:Also, I put up the mastered track from the split on our bandcamp page.

http://deadhandcollective.bandcamp.com/ ... parasite-3
Listening now!!! :yay:

I wish I lived closer as I would totally get back behind the kit for you guys. :cry:
CaptainBoxman wrote:Orville Explorer? Yay or nay?
:yay:
You'd fit perfectly with what we're doing. Plus then we could swap out instruments here and there too.
D.o.S. wrote:Explorers are... not for me. But if you've got the bona fides, rock it.
conky wrote:Also, I put up the mastered track from the split on our bandcamp page.

http://deadhandcollective.bandcamp.com/ ... parasite-3
THIS. IS. TASTY.

and also the first time I'm listening to yer jams. Is this pretty typical stuff, sonixwise??
Thanks. Yeah, some of the newer songs are starting to get lots longer and a little more shoegaze-y in parts but for the most part it is heavily influenced by Enemy of the Sun era Neurosis. Here's one I posted a while back thats taken from a practice recorded with a Zoom Q2HD:

https://soundcloud.com/divinemotherreco ... und-to-ash
AxAxSxS wrote:
conky wrote::!!!: :!!!: :!!!: Test presses for our split 7" shipped today. :!!!: :!!!: :!!!:
So badass!
amorphous wrote:
Man, you guys rocked so much! Great to play with you guys, hang out and geek out on tone!
You guys killed it!

I'm still all :facepalm: that I didn't have my 1200s off standby, and therefore secret weapon was inop, I kept messing with the board thinking that was why it sounded off. Yay old man feeblebrain. :lol: We have to come down your way and I'll try to remember to make sure all the amps are on this time.
CaptainBoxman wrote:Orville Explorer? Yay or nay?

Every thing I've heard about Orville's is that they rule. I have not owned one but I'd like to.

And Mike, You're not old! Cause if you are then I am! :poke:
You guys kick ass too! One day we gotta hook up on each coast for some shows.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 6:58 pm
by t-rey
conky wrote:Also, I put up the mastered track from the split on our bandcamp page.

http://deadhandcollective.bandcamp.com/ ... parasite-3
Sounds great man!

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 8:06 pm
by D.o.S.
conky wrote: Thanks. Yeah, some of the newer songs are starting to get lots longer and a little more shoegaze-y in parts but for the most part it is heavily influenced by Enemy of the Sun era Neurosis. Here's one I posted a while back thats taken from a practice recorded with a Zoom Q2HD:

https://soundcloud.com/divinemotherreco ... und-to-ash
tres bein and muy bueno.

I'm always pleasantly surprised by the bands on ILF. Not that I'm really expecting anyone's band to suck or not be my cup of tea, but you know... :idk:

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 8:16 pm
by conky
t-rey wrote:
conky wrote:Also, I put up the mastered track from the split on our bandcamp page.

http://deadhandcollective.bandcamp.com/ ... parasite-3
Sounds great man!
:hug:
D.o.S. wrote:
conky wrote: Thanks. Yeah, some of the newer songs are starting to get lots longer and a little more shoegaze-y in parts but for the most part it is heavily influenced by Enemy of the Sun era Neurosis. Here's one I posted a while back thats taken from a practice recorded with a Zoom Q2HD:

https://soundcloud.com/divinemotherreco ... und-to-ash
tres bein and muy bueno.

I'm always pleasantly surprised by the bands on ILF. Not that I'm really expecting anyone's band to suck or not be my cup of tea, but you know... :idk:
:thumb: I know what you mean. I haven't heard one band that sucks from a Doom Room regular and the few times I venture outside of here I have been pretty surprised at the amount of cool music that people on ILF are putting out. I still think a Doom Room comp would rule pretty hard.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 9:54 pm
by AxAxSxS
conky wrote:
t-rey wrote:
conky wrote:Also, I put up the mastered track from the split on our bandcamp page.

http://deadhandcollective.bandcamp.com/ ... parasite-3
Sounds great man!
:hug:
D.o.S. wrote:
conky wrote: Thanks. Yeah, some of the newer songs are starting to get lots longer and a little more shoegaze-y in parts but for the most part it is heavily influenced by Enemy of the Sun era Neurosis. Here's one I posted a while back thats taken from a practice recorded with a Zoom Q2HD:

https://soundcloud.com/divinemotherreco ... und-to-ash
tres bein and muy bueno.

I'm always pleasantly surprised by the bands on ILF. Not that I'm really expecting anyone's band to suck or not be my cup of tea, but you know... :idk:
:thumb: I know what you mean. I haven't heard one band that sucks from a Doom Room regular and the few times I venture outside of here I have been pretty surprised at the amount of cool music that people on ILF are putting out. I still think a Doom Room comp would rule pretty hard.
I think this place attracts a certain type of scum and villainy that is conducive to rad tunage.
What happened to the Doom Room comp Idea? did we all get side tracked?
I'm upgrading the interface from a 2i2 to a 18i8 in the hopes that we can get more live recorded stuff done and have vocals show up in the mix. Right now I can capture great sounding jams using two mics, I'm thinking 4 mics + line in from the board for vocals should sound pretty good. We will see.