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singer and drummer for fresh punk sound.

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  • 12-02-2019 12:30am
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    fero
    Registered Users Posts: 24 ✭


    https://soundcloud.com/thenameferohasbeentaken

    this is a good portion of my music. i have elsewhere three albums whittled down to my best musically. ive never put lyrics over them but i do write, and id imagine the odd line repeated would do. i was in a band previously but it didnt work out. as far as ive come as a musician its still semi amateur, or scratchy, but i have my own sound and i reckon its authentic. id prefer the singer and drummer be in their late 20s- mid 30s. i listen to noise, grunge, stoner and punk, and touch on others. listen to the music, its riff rock where one line lyrics could fit over it. i reckon we could get gigs from the paranoid visions, who also press records, peter likes my music so it seems. check the music for ****s and giggles and fall in love with my sound.
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    fero
    Registered Users Posts: 24 ✭fero


    dublin.


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    Effects
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    Can Punk actually be fresh in 2019?


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    fero
    Registered Users Posts: 24 ✭fero


    yeh i was thinking of that myself, i had a burger in one hand, a beer in the other, looked to the heavens and questioned it... i guess not, i should change the whole concept. il stick to my guns though, instead il ask, does this true, beautiful sound represent a fresh punk sound, see how many pitches i can change...


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    Effects
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    Can you try recording them again. Your guitar is too close to the recorder.


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