I have re-recorded/remastered this EP and added a track from that era!
AND...and, now...its being hosted on BC.
https://nestrogen.bandcamp.com/album/cypress-ruin-ep
Last edited by Nestrogen (Feb 25, 2015 2:11 pm)
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Messy bursts of violent cybernoise. I like this.
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glad to see you are still at it, unlike my lazy ass. This should definitely make the kids dance. Definitely my favorite tunes from your collection so far.
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Thanks folks! Rush, I'm still around. But you....
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haha..is that cover art inspired by the Catlanta bar scene?
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RushCoil wrote:
unlike my lazy ass.
considering you are the only one blessed with a sms midi interface yes, GET OFF YOUR ASS@! WTF??? /jealousy
and nestrogen i downloaded this the other day, really good stuss mang!
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shitbird wrote:
haha..is that cover art inspired by the Catlanta bar scene?
with a blend of quincy punx ?
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shizbird and BASS BLASTER... you are both correct. I enjoy taking advantage of the fact that Catlanta is a pretty amazing city for beer. Nearly every pub,bar,dive,watering hole etc. carries GREAT local,national,international craft and micro's. However, working at a bar in midtown... my level of tolerance for humans is growing exponentially smaller by the day. While my alcohol tolerance... is still quite high. I'm an expensive date. 4AM=YEASTMODE!!!
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still gotta listen to this... I'll update dis post with my thoughts
EDIT: Super cool. It has that trademark Nestrogen "really fast melodies that repeat twice" thing going on a bit too. Nice tasteful use of stereo as well.
Last edited by Jay Tholen (Jun 28, 2011 6:32 pm)
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Standing by my previous allusion: "It's as if a fucking orchestra started playing >2 min hardcore punk songs, yet with elegant composition techniques like counterpoint and attention to texture."
Great work. Continue to do these LSDJams
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an0va wrote:
Standing by my previous allusion: "It's as if a fucking orchestra started playing >2 min hardcore punk songs, yet with elegant composition techniques like counterpoint and attention to texture."
Damn. That was a pretty swell analysis/opinion. Thanks!