2nd of 3 weekly shows this month at the Germelshausen.
Don't forget, it's at 11am SLT
SLURL: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Madhupak/21/227/103
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
If you are wondering how I do all this!
Brief explanation coming up, and no my Behringer its not that dusty all the time. It's flash fault!
Notes Shack Birthday and Album Release Party.
Sorry for the late post but posting was disabled.
I've got two good news for you.
First, our little pub is having its 3rd birthday this week. 3 years of live music, fun, hanging out and good memories in its existance celebrated this sunday.
Yes The Notes Shack Pub is turning 3!!!
And you are all invited :)
The party will be this Sunday 15th May 11am SLT
there will be 5 hours long live music party with:
11am SLT - JamesCorachea Resident
12pm SLT - Krakov Letov (dj set)
1pm SLT - Untolerable Bohemian
2pm SLT - The Rails
3pm SLT - KevinMThomas Carpool
Thanks to everyone here for being awesome all these 3 years :)
Second news the album release party will be held today (Friday 13th o.O) 12pm SLT at Mad Wax Records. I hope to see you all there!
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Madhupak/50/214/95
Instead of a listening party I will do a 30 minutes improv set. And you can always listen/purchase at: http://krakovletov.bandcamp.com/
I've got two good news for you.
First, our little pub is having its 3rd birthday this week. 3 years of live music, fun, hanging out and good memories in its existance celebrated this sunday.
Yes The Notes Shack Pub is turning 3!!!
The party will be this Sunday 15th May 11am SLT
there will be 5 hours long live music party with:
11am SLT - JamesCorachea Resident
12pm SLT - Krakov Letov (dj set)
1pm SLT - Untolerable Bohemian
2pm SLT - The Rails
3pm SLT - KevinMThomas Carpool
Thanks to everyone here for being awesome all these 3 years :)
Second news the album release party will be held today (Friday 13th o.O) 12pm SLT at Mad Wax Records. I hope to see you all there!
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Madhupak/50/214/95
Instead of a listening party I will do a 30 minutes improv set. And you can always listen/purchase at: http://krakovletov.bandcamp.com/
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Deep Rooted Universe (2011) RELEASED NOW!!!
New Album Released NOW!
Digitally the album is available from:
http://krakovletov.bandcamp.com/
and to Preorder the physical edition from:
http://blissfulinsomnia.bigcartel.com/product/blissful-insomnia-deep-rooted-universe
Thank you so much for all your support. I am really happy to release my first album.
I hope it will be to your liking.
Digitally the album is available from:
http://krakovletov.bandcamp.com/
and to Preorder the physical edition from:
http://blissfulinsomnia.bigcartel.com/product/blissful-insomnia-deep-rooted-universe
Thank you so much for all your support. I am really happy to release my first album.
I hope it will be to your liking.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Show at Notes Shack Pub (Thursday 5th at 11:00am SLT)
Another show at The Notes Shack Pub.
It starts at 11am SLT, and you are welcome to drop by.
Experimenting at home :)
SLURL: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Oasis%20Beach/149/27/23
It starts at 11am SLT, and you are welcome to drop by.
Experimenting at home :)
SLURL: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Oasis%20Beach/149/27/23
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
New video from Aiden Witral
Aiden Witral used my music from one of the sets for a really cool video.
Check it out!!
Check it out!!
Monday, May 2, 2011
Get to da chopah!
Yesterday was the MAYDAY MAYHEM Festival at the Wasteland sim, and I was the first performer starting at2pm SLT.
I arrived at the Atropine stage early to set up my gear, send notices and other types of spam, as the crowd started to drop in earlier in the hour for the festival. For other events, Second Life is known to have the most impatient live music crowd ever, arriving at the spot only to leave in 10 seconds because they don't hear someone singing the same instant they teleported in. Not to mention the exactly same thing happens when artists have to change during the event at the top of the hour. Oh and the worst that could happen if the artist has equipment or stream trouble that he can fix in 1-5 minutes, the crowd runs away like if someone released gas in the venue.
However the crowd yesterday was complete opposite, and I really appreciate them for that. They knew for what they came for and sat through the whole festival without a flinch or complaint. They are the true music lovers.
I was amazed and really excited by the big turnout to this event. It's really rare in Second Life to have 42 people in the audience, especially for experimental music events. It goes to show that Second Life has a great following for the experimental media and arts too, we just need more of these festivals around the grid.
The set I did was my usual 2x 30 minutes compositions of ambient, experimental improvisations. I used my bass guitar too after long time sitting in the attic and catching dust. Also I was asked yesterday if I use a mini moog in real life, sadly I don't for many reasons. From "its more expensive then selling your kidney" to "I wouldn't know how to use the bloody thing".
If you are wondering how I do all this, one of these days I'll take a picture and explain. It's really easy. :)
At the top of the hour, 3pm SLT was The Invisible Band, led by Alazarin Mondrian. They have this really cool spacey music, the likes of Hawkwind, Tangerine Dream all mixed up with nostalgic game music. Great guitar solo's and riffs and rhythmic bass and drums. Gives you the feeling like you are playing arcade games on mushrooms. Luckily Second Life doesn't require credits to continue the game, so you can enjoy the music without worrying about that.
4pm SLT was a DJ Set from Aposiopesis Fullstop at The Junkyard. It was a nice DJ set with variety of mash-ups from hits and some chiptune music. Speaking of nostalgic game music, I discovered the band Anamanaguchi from this set. If you haven't heard them, they make trippy chiptune music with guitars and beats, keeping this type of music alive.
Sadly I had to miss Engrama and Diamanda's set due to bad headache, however insomnia and some freakin mice up on the roof kept me awake for the redzone set.
Redzone recently released a 4 track EP on their website, and I believe they must have played those tracks on the show yesterday. So what was their show like?
Combine hard guitar riffs and chords, with trippy violin, synths, beats and cello, add the dark Gothic voice that fits in really really good, multiply all that by more trippines and you get redzone. It's one of those bands that you have to listen to many times to start recognizing their songs, and each time you hear it sounds like something new. Being still kinda new for me, every set they play feels fresh to me, which is actually a really good thing. Having stayed from 4am until 5am to listen to them was totally worth it, and I suggest you to check them out in the future.
Overall this event was awesome. I hope redzone will continue doing this festival in the future, and invite and discover more experimental artists/bands in the future.
I arrived at the Atropine stage early to set up my gear, send notices and other types of spam, as the crowd started to drop in earlier in the hour for the festival. For other events, Second Life is known to have the most impatient live music crowd ever, arriving at the spot only to leave in 10 seconds because they don't hear someone singing the same instant they teleported in. Not to mention the exactly same thing happens when artists have to change during the event at the top of the hour. Oh and the worst that could happen if the artist has equipment or stream trouble that he can fix in 1-5 minutes, the crowd runs away like if someone released gas in the venue.
However the crowd yesterday was complete opposite, and I really appreciate them for that. They knew for what they came for and sat through the whole festival without a flinch or complaint. They are the true music lovers.
I was amazed and really excited by the big turnout to this event. It's really rare in Second Life to have 42 people in the audience, especially for experimental music events. It goes to show that Second Life has a great following for the experimental media and arts too, we just need more of these festivals around the grid.
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| Photo by Kashmir Wind! |
If you are wondering how I do all this, one of these days I'll take a picture and explain. It's really easy. :)
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| Photo by Kashmir Wind! |
4pm SLT was a DJ Set from Aposiopesis Fullstop at The Junkyard. It was a nice DJ set with variety of mash-ups from hits and some chiptune music. Speaking of nostalgic game music, I discovered the band Anamanaguchi from this set. If you haven't heard them, they make trippy chiptune music with guitars and beats, keeping this type of music alive.
Sadly I had to miss Engrama and Diamanda's set due to bad headache, however insomnia and some freakin mice up on the roof kept me awake for the redzone set.
Redzone recently released a 4 track EP on their website, and I believe they must have played those tracks on the show yesterday. So what was their show like?
Combine hard guitar riffs and chords, with trippy violin, synths, beats and cello, add the dark Gothic voice that fits in really really good, multiply all that by more trippines and you get redzone. It's one of those bands that you have to listen to many times to start recognizing their songs, and each time you hear it sounds like something new. Being still kinda new for me, every set they play feels fresh to me, which is actually a really good thing. Having stayed from 4am until 5am to listen to them was totally worth it, and I suggest you to check them out in the future.
Overall this event was awesome. I hope redzone will continue doing this festival in the future, and invite and discover more experimental artists/bands in the future.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Sneak Peek on the album.
This is the album cover.
It will have a booklet too with few pictures I've taken from my journeys.
There will be 8 tracks, in total 60 minutes music, and will be released on bandcamp as mp3,flac download for 5$ or as physical CD which will be calculated soon.
The album will be available to purchase in Second Life too, both the physical or the download edition.
Release date will be soon during the month.
If you have any suggestions please write in comment.
It will have a booklet too with few pictures I've taken from my journeys.
There will be 8 tracks, in total 60 minutes music, and will be released on bandcamp as mp3,flac download for 5$ or as physical CD which will be calculated soon.
The album will be available to purchase in Second Life too, both the physical or the download edition.
Release date will be soon during the month.
If you have any suggestions please write in comment.
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