…and still all kindsa outdated. But it looks better. The news section will always be current, followed closely by the works section, where you can listen to and purchase music. Despite me easily getting bored with it, everything else at jeffmcleod.net is slowly getting there. Thanks for listening.
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I have a few copies of the lastest Clawing split cassette with Offerbeest from Nailbat Tapes. Get in touch with me here on the blog, if you’d like to snag a copy locally or order one!
Dreams Really Can Come True, the latest recording by my ambient/drone guitar duo gowith, is out now for streaming and download on Bandcamp! These two tracks were recorded, mixed and mastered completely on analog tape. We recorded at Zero Return with Jim Marrer, who also did the photo image for the release.
To celebrate the new release, all previous gowith recordings are available for free or a pay-what-you-want download!
I’ve got a handful of Clawing’s Spectral Estate tapes, if you’d like to snag one before they’re all gone. Contact me here, if you’re interested in one. You can still order our latest split with Offerbeest from Nailbat Tapes as well.
Still have a few copies of the CDs for this split with TN’s Degtras. Get them while you can from either Wood & Stone Productions or by contacting me here. Downloads are available until there’s no more electricity, however.
Still going through the previous gowith recordings, as we await the final master of the latest recording session. The new gowith, which was recorded to tape at Zero Return by Jim Marrer and mixed and mastered completely to tape in the analog domain, should be in our hands any day now. Until then, here’s our last one, captured live at Sunbrimmer Records in Avondale Estate, GA.
Materialize, the latest recording by Witchchord is out now on Bandcamp. This is our second release, and, while still instrumental and proggy, it’s a bit darker and heavier. Once again, it features the talents of Shane Gillis on guitar and keys, Tracy Harris on drums, Tom Sellers on keys and yours truly on bass. Artwork once again was done by Shea Goodwin. If you’re looking for some freaky prog rock, give it a listen and maybe a download!
Four bitter pills to ingest…
Isn’t it obvious by now? gowith were prophets in 2012.
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