The new Marcsonic EP “Nightside” is almost here! The track listing:
1. Gold Eternal
2. Dubstep 17
3. Sparkle C
4. Nightside
Here is the artwork. Design by Kordula Coleman, photography by Marc Coleman
The songs are recorded and mixed, and the mastering is now done. The new Marcsonic EP “Share This” will be out next week on Bandcamp, with the other services soon to follow. Stay tuned for more information!
Just about finished mixing one song, Pirates. More on the way!
I saw the Orb last night. They are currently Alex Paterson and Thomas Fehlmann, who dj a maelstrom of amazing sounds. An electronic concert such as this is a different universe than a guitar/band based show.
I have felt a room vibrate before (Mogwai, Sonic Youth, etc), but this was a new world of sound. The bass was carefully calibrated to make the room become an instrument in tandem with the roars and beats emanating from
the massive speaker system tuned to the room at Mill City Nights. Sample based shows can work, and this was an inspiration, even to a guitar based musician such as myself. I’ve listened to plenty of techno on the stereo, but that can’t compare to the immersive experience I was surrounded with last night. The opener, KPT, was also excellent.
orb official site
New ideas and a new approach are on the way. Mix, remix, edit, write.. it’s all in the warp of change. Stay tuned.
That’s a way to enter the palace of music. Take a visual image, such as this sunset over Northeast with its attendant smells and sounds on a warm Sunday. Hold this image in your mind as you find the notes on the fretboard. Fly into the golden warmth as your soul sings free on a shining melody. Think of winters past, when the glow alighted on smiling faces you know, on a long slow afternoon immaculate. A sense of freedom, of the chimes of mixing times into the heart of a chord, another chord, a slide down and back up the neck. As in the hills of youth in a sled, taking flight in my dreaming bed. A way to write, take this image tonight.
It’s been a bit quiet in the realm of Marcsonic. I’ve taken a break from it to work on a new project with an old friend. We’ve been writing songs from extended jam sessions, and it’s starting to come together.
I’ve also been working on a new approach to creating Marcsonic tracks, so I’m working on new Marcsonic material, never fear!
The song Jack Move was featured on the Sounds of Tomorrow web radio show. This is the second play for Marcsonic on this excellent show recently. Check out the archives.