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Jack Attack!
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Back in the day, when the band would get together regularly to jam, we would inevitably adjourn from the band practice room, and hit the Playstation and beat the crap out of each other (virtually). One favorite game was Tekken 2, and there were certain characters that were favored by each band member. Bill loved…
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Woke Up This Morning
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Kyle, Tom and Matt introduce a dreamy composition set to lyrics describing a serene but slightly sad scene. It took Knarf a solid 7 minutes to get serious with the drum beat. For the full unedited (and very heavy into alternate percussion) version, check out the song below… … and then we hauled off and…
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Molt
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When he’s not playing a mean bass, Tom pens some pretty awesome lyrics. “Molt” is an ode to spring, and is a great song to crank as you drive with the window down on that first warm day following a long winter freeze. Want to hear more music written by Tom? Check out Hunnert.
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Warmin’ Up
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Kyle came to practice ready to play, and shared this cool piano instrumental with us right out of the gate. We wound up calling this jam session “Start a Job” It was recorded in September of 2006.
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Release the Dwarves
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Kyle’s original composition was a cool study in contrast, musically and lyrically, telling a dark tale with a triumphant ending,
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Welcome to Midnight
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Kyle adds some inspired keyboards, vocals and lyrics to bring us home after a long extended jam. For the full 20 minute version of the track, see below…
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C to tha H
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Every once in a while, Noah gets funky. What muse is capable of inspiring the old man to bust a move you ask? Well, you could say Mr. Noah spells “groovy” : C-H-I-Z-Z-L-E
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Bill Found a Quarter
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Matt’s superb opening guitar riff, complimented by Tom’s rock solid bass line, and Kyle’s ethereal synth, create a musical atmosphere, “…where anything can happen!”
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The Unknown Soldier
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The string ensemble intro Kyle composed gives this song a symphonic feel, and helps create an ambiance of of something larger than just four guys jamming. Kyle’s lyrics tell a melancholy, enigmatic story of the origin of said fallen soldier.
