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11-06-2008:
Scott Mosher is back and is working on a new heavy aggressive-progressive project... wot no more ambience! Scott's MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/scottmosher
Scott says: Well, I just thought I'd drop a little science on the violence that is studio recording. I'm currently doing it - recording, that is, not astrophysics. I've pulled around 6-8 songs from the 2001-2005 vault as original inspiration to get me motivated into creating and recording some new music a few months back, then, *BAM* in the last 2 months, I literally have written 6 brand new songs.
And I think they are quite good. Well, hopefully they'll be quite good. We'll see. I just finished up a 7-minute heavy aggressive-progressive instrumental track that is going to be my first recording of the new songs - nothing like getting your chops in place writting 32nd and 64th notes to low-B tuned instrumental guitar tracks in 7/4, 4/4 and alternating 5/4 3/4 meters.
Hopefully I'll have more pertinent information as it becomes apparent WHERE this is all going, but suffice to say, I'm ready to move forward with a new CD at some point. And hopefully, I'll have some vocal assistance as well. More to come. Back to the dodgeball courts, for the time.
11-06-2008:
Scott Mosher is back and is working on a new heavy aggressive-progressive project... wot no more ambience! Scott's MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/scottmosher
Scott says: Well, I just thought I'd drop a little science on the violence that is studio recording. I'm currently doing it - recording, that is, not astrophysics. I've pulled around 6-8 songs from the 2001-2005 vault as original inspiration to get me motivated into creating and recording some new music a few months back, then, *BAM* in the last 2 months, I literally have written 6 brand new songs.
And I think they are quite good. Well, hopefully they'll be quite good. We'll see. I just finished up a 7-minute heavy aggressive-progressive instrumental track that is going to be my first recording of the new songs - nothing like getting your chops in place writting 32nd and 64th notes to low-B tuned instrumental guitar tracks in 7/4, 4/4 and alternating 5/4 3/4 meters.
Hopefully I'll have more pertinent information as it becomes apparent WHERE this is all going, but suffice to say, I'm ready to move forward with a new CD at some point. And hopefully, I'll have some vocal assistance as well. More to come. Back to the dodgeball courts, for the time.
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