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Songs For Machines is up on SoundCloud!
I'm interested in your comments, so check it out!
* All Sample Packages are free to download, but the files are so big we have to charge $1.00 for our net admin costs. If you don't have any money, download them for a buck with our blessings. If you have money and would like to make a contribution, it would be appreciated, just change the amount in the shopping cart. What ever you think its worth to yah!
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Some titles I'm currently working:
- Better Together
- Clusterflock
- In The Flesh
- Deep In A Place
- Flint
- Plan Bleed
- Discharge
- Catch As Catch Can
- Make This Thing Dance (up on Ring Tones now - featuring SID the American Bulldog)
Some of the most BO-da-cious hard edged cavernous chip driven sounds I have heard. It Hit me the same as Nine Inch Nails the first time I heard it. Much Respect.
by Clinton A. Deckert - 3.5.2011
"One usually tries to cross-reference, categorize, define, describe, label, and pigeonhole music or art/culture into convenient boxes in effort to compare to something else relevant. It's human nature, but these are "Songs for Machines", so all bets are off. Although I am a mere mortal and not a machine, I will attempt to put it in human context.
The thing about the music of Roland Paquette is that it some how it seems to defy any attempt to do so... but I dare say subtle influences seem to range from; Queens of the Stone Age to Jethro Tull, or from King Crimson to Foo Fighters, depending how you look at it, or should I say, depending how you hear it. Even so, the music stands on it's own and only pays homage from a distance to such influences.
This body of work is well balanced, and powerfully dynamic. The songs range from crunching guitar to beautiful melody lines. The songs seem to get better with each listening. It is like a great stew with so many different spices and flavors that it's hard to identify the ingredients and yet it all works together with pleasingly tastey results. Well-seasoned home-style stew!...
Read the full review here.
Amazing Creature and The Blue Clone. Check out: Songs for Machines
I've started recording with the SONAR V-Studio 100... such a joy to have the control surface and inputs right there... I'll be posting some mixes from the new album, tentatively titled 'Songs For Machines' here. Check it out! :)(:
I'm currently finishing up the new rev of theRoland, a place where I can share (and make available for download) music written, recorded, mixed and produced by my one-man iband, which is to say, me Roland Paquette...
