it really does capture the mood.  Good work!

sure you can bump.  I was just about to.

This song is awesome.  I just love the pulsing beat, which reminds me of the 80s song "I Like 'lectric Motors", but the ride cymbals reminds me of Nitzer Ebb's "Alarm". The whole thing in fact has a vintage vibe, reminds me of a mix of early Nitzer Ebb and vocals like early Front 242.  I definitely would characterize it as industrial.  I love it from beginning to that extra bonus at the end.

Here's one song I recorded five years ago, for the Sheckies Tribute album, on CD and digital download on Ramone to The Bone Records.  It's a rendition of their obscure song, "Ferris Wheel".  I'm slowly but gradually uploading my discography to Bandcamp.

-  Song Title: Ferris Wheel
-  Band Name: Tinnitis
-  Genre: Electro-Punk
-  Description: A remake of The Sheckies' song
-  Link(s): https://tinnitis.bandcamp.com/track/ferris-wheel

Last edited by HoldingOurOwn (February 23, 2017 (09:21am))

SO.... New Track for, New Video.....

Same key and BPM as imperial march. I just played around with noises till they sounded good. I used Fl studio and Sounds online's Composer cloud.

well, share it around and I might just..

I took about a half hour to post another Tinnitis album on to Bandcamp: Fruit Punch from 2008.

https://tinnitis.bandcamp.com/album/fruit-punch

Highlights include:
- Kill Your TV (now being made into a brickfilm)
- I Love DVDs
- V.P.L. (did you know the theme from HOO 2 had lyrics?!!!  This is the originals song before vocals were removed for the
     episode.)   
- Michael Bay Sucks
- The Breathing Cosbys

And my wife wrote the lyrics to "Voices" (track 2)

I hope you enjoy this album as much as I did nine years ago.  The Flime does Ty!

ALSO: If you listen to this, tell me what song(s) you hated the least, and what you liked about it/them

Last edited by HoldingOurOwn (June 7, 2017 (03:51pm))

Hello all, I'm back from the dead for two and a half seconds to bring you this little instrumental, which I originally produced for an iPhone game I'm working on, but decided it didn't fit the theme of the game well. It's a pretty upbeat tune. I've been told that it sounds like something you'd find in the intro to a comedy show (which I won't argue; I've found the same chord progression in several comedy shows). Feel free to use it wherever you like.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnttmZB … mp;index=7

TwoGuysBrickfilms Youtube Channel

Some of my 2010 album, The Year We Make Contact, was remastered and I'm posting them on Bandcamp.  There are two songs that are only available on the physical CD because they're song parodies, but the other 11 will be found here.

The first track, "Underground Bunker", features the Sheckies' guitarist, AndySocial, ad a guest musician.  An earlier mix appeared on the compilation album, Punk You Records: Vol. 1.  I hope you enjoy it.

https://tinnitis.bandcamp.com/track/underground-bunker

Wow, incredible HOO! I really like the song. I am guilty of listening to artists with heavily processed auto-tuned vocals myself.   I enjoy them though. But I definitely see your point, it's quite over-used. An interesting track. I actually had a question for you. Do you use hardware synths and drum machines for your tracks, or are they all software instruments? Also that project we discussed a while back, I'm ready to finish what we started.