A new TRB song is available.

the rage box - strictly a club record.mp3

The title's a mixture of a pun and a Wyclef Jean reference. This song is just a technical demo that grew into a song. I know I say that all the time, but in this one it's really noticible because beyond the 2 semi-neat effects, it's really, really boring. This isn't one of my better bits, but its got some complicated-ass vocoder effects, and the neat-o screechy/searing sound on the "cello" towards the end. This is a basic test - testing the sturdyness of a club by whacking it on something. Nothing more. There's where the pun comes in.

I'm trying to complete the tons of half-completed bits I have lying around my hard drive on trb, and so you can expect a rash of not so great but at least released tracks in the semi-near future. This song has been around since like November, and I've finally given up on livening it up and have just put the thing out so I can move on.

I've added a couple Gravity Kills albums into the Imperial Radio playlist. I was going to get started on the promo spot, but instead I spent a bunch of time sleeping and making a network diagram. Next up is a more service-based diagram, showing the empire from the outside.

On that note, Gravity Kills' self-titled album is one of the most perfect discs I own - from art design on the disc and liner notes, to the actual music itself. I hadn't played it in a long time, and it owns. That is all. Now it too can get old to everyone, playing repeatedly via shoutcast.

Finn actually posted to Panoa! Good heavens! Everyone run for the hills! The locusts, they come!

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