Oh, right, the blogosphere beckons again. I’ve been alternating bouts of extreme productivity with bouts of severe writers block, often several in a week. This has led to more schizophrenic Null Device songriting. Somehow, though, in the end it’ll all hang together. So what’ve we got so far? Well… A …
Hola amigos, been a while since I rapped at ya. Seriously through, I’ve been busy. Null Device things, non-null-device things, it’s been crazy. A few things that’ve been accomplished on the ND front, though: Studio upgrades! New computer, new master keyboard, software upgrades. You can already har the difference in …
Until I get a recording available, the acoustic set went something like this: Sad Truth – Jangly, chordal version of the song. Chuck bowed the bass. Footfalls – sounded pretty much how you’d expect. Travelogue – a few minutes of a pseudo-gypsy-violin cadenza, featuring lots of broken chords carrying the …
When you’re an electronic band, playing acoustic is risky. Sometimes it feels risky to the point of lunacy. But when has that ever stopped me? Besides, I’m playing in a band with a guitarist inafmous for singing uffy-shirted songs about vampires while pantsless, and a bassist known far-and-wide for his …
This past weekend we had a secret warm-up gig for the acoustic show. We served as the reception band for ND-cheerleader and all-around super guy Dr. Ryan Parks, which meant setting up our little travelling show in a large dining hall in a converted church. I have to say it …
