I put out an album last December. There are some electronic elements, but all the songs began on an old Harmony archtop. Enjoy!
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Here’s a track I put together a couple months ago. I recorded some guitar and added some percussion, strings, and piano from the Ableton Live sample packs.
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recorded in january 1997 if not mistaken. the very best of times. me on the drums
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My old band, circa 1995-2000:
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When not noodling with my Elektron boxes I spend the time playing with various bands in the Berlin scene.
This summer I´m putting out a new record with The Third Sound on FuzzClub records.
Here´s the first single.
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Another one of our productions, released a few weeks ago.
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Here’s ‘The General’ from my alt-rock band, We Used To See The Sky.
happy to see my EP breathe released with 3 of my most personal and vulnerable songs made in the last 10 years.
The song breathe and restore is a recording of a live session, and the AR was used to play the drum sound. so there is at least 1 little elektron on the EP 
Loose Fit by the Happy Mondays is a song that I played with my first band Any Colour U Like, back in my school days. Recorded an acoustic version at the weekend for fun.
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Here’s my accordion neofolk project and some accompanying videos
That’s the energy i like !
stoked you like! cheers
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it’s really good mate!
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My band has our first record out on Friday via a local label - Last Night From Glasgow (cool membership-powered indie). What was a fairly post-rock focused project in prior releases and sort of evolved into a bit of a melting pot/patchwork.
All our socials, songs and album pre-saves/pre-orders via the linktree below
Rip the Calendar | Tyler Martin and Geoff Traeger | Tyler Martin < Just released this today, free download! A grab bag of warped pop/rock styles. I made this by sending sketches of songs to my friend (we were working on some in-person stuff early last year but then… you know) and he added drums, textures and amazing production.
We went back and forth - add a synth - take away a guitar - have a friend re-do a bassline… Then I moved across the country and re-recorded the vocals in my new basement studio. Really pleased with the final results!
Most of the non-guitar or drum sounds are Yamaha Refaces - lots of the CP, some CS. Moog Matriarch makes an appearance here and there too.
Vocals and keys on this one:
(Managed to sneak some soft synths onto Track 6 :))
Hi! For those of you who enjoy Death Metal, my band just released this album before splitting for good.
The reason I am posting this here is also because at 12:58 there is an interlude that I made entirely on the octatrack, and this was my first creation on the machine, 2 months after I bought it.
I hope you’ll enjoy it!
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Sounds really fucking nice to an old death metal aficionado like me! Pretty much just like I want my death metal - feet deep (enough) in the dirt of old school 80s/90s death metal but with a decent amount of your own touch. Really like what I’m hearing melodically, both the lead guitars and the bass (of course riffs as well). I only had a cursory listen so far but sounds really good. Love the sound and Blood Harvest is a very good death metal label! Congrats on the release!
My indie esk band, kinda stone roses esk sounds with lots of guitar effects