Well, so much for consistent posts...For the record, my internet access is a bit inconstant. I'll shoot for Fridays at 9AM pacific time, but I will occasionally by unable to meet that posting goal. Anyways, here's some music.
Daniel Bautista is a prolific guitarist hailing from Las Palmas de G.C., Spain. His repertoire spans from classic metal to metal versions of the classics, as well as other less metal-based styles. Daniel offers an impressive discography of free albums: twenty years of free works! For delivering both quantity and undeniable quality, Bautista deserves a look. For more information (and the aforementioned free music), visit his website at http://www.danielbautista.com. Cheers.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Friday, June 21, 2013
More music, and a new schedule
Greetings. Now that I've graduated, and had a short celebratory break, I can continue posting to ROTGM. In fact, I have good news. For the rest of the summer, you can expect new posts every Friday at 9AM Pacific Daylight Time. For the sake of consistency, I will be writing the posts before Friday and then setting them to release on schedule. I'm looking forward to this. So, without further ado, here's some music.
Dead Relic is an alt-metal band that hails from La Laguna, Spain. This eponymous EP is a feast for the ears. The production is crisp, the vocals are articulated well, the instrumentals are flawless. The mood of the recording turns on a dime, and the band creates some satisfying contrasts between song segments. I really enjoyed the layering of guitar parts. There's some interesting combinations of clean and crunch here. It's not particularly heavy in the grand scheme of things, and it has some great melodies. You owe it to yourself to give it a listen!
Dead Relic is an alt-metal band that hails from La Laguna, Spain. This eponymous EP is a feast for the ears. The production is crisp, the vocals are articulated well, the instrumentals are flawless. The mood of the recording turns on a dime, and the band creates some satisfying contrasts between song segments. I really enjoyed the layering of guitar parts. There's some interesting combinations of clean and crunch here. It's not particularly heavy in the grand scheme of things, and it has some great melodies. You owe it to yourself to give it a listen!
Monday, April 8, 2013
Home Sweet Home
Well, I just got back yesterday from a week-long mission trip to Guatemala. Since today is the last day I can squeeze out of my spring break, I've decided that I'm long overdue for a blog post. Here's my latest free music find:
Introducing Florian "Flo" Fusade, a French blues guitarist who has truly caught my attention. I don't think I need to elaborate much on this one. His wailing guitar speaks for him. Anyways, he has two albums (both fairly short) that you can pick up here: http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/6125/flo. Give it a listen, why don't ya.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Guess Who's Back?
It's about time. Punk/electronica/indie badass Brad Turcott, the frontman (also the onlyman) of the band Brad Sucks, is back. His latest record, Guess Who's a Mess, maintains the electronic vibe of his sophomore effort Out of It. I, for one, kind of miss the raw punk intensity of his first work. Sure, the high-gain distorted guitars gave me a headache when played from my car speakers, but it was worth it. Even though the album lacks the raw guitars Brad Sucks first had, Guess Who's a Mess still rocks. Brad's lyrics are, as usual, the main focus. Sardonic wit and sweet grooves fill the album. Enough talk. It's free, so download it already.
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