In the meantime, another track in progress.
This is an extended work (8'40" i think), with a Dub style feeling and repetitive vibes of psychedelic goodness.
http://soundcloud.com/the-vale-of-foxes/bouncing-on-a-big-bouncy-ball
the vale of foxes, being a potential successor to Fluffy T.Bunny who has come to the end of their memetime ...
Saturday, January 15, 2011
the future ...
At the moment there are a number of tracks la Fluffy T. Bunny in the mastering studios.
When compleat they shall become a publicly released selection possibly entitled
The Longest Desire
or
A Mystified Silence
or something else entirely..
Fluffy T. Bunny is responsible for quite a backlog of music, and there is some movement in polishing up an amount for public release. These tracks in mastering date back from several years ago, and are great however much they have been unloved :(
When compleat they shall become a publicly released selection possibly entitled
The Longest Desire
or
A Mystified Silence
or something else entirely..
Fluffy T. Bunny is responsible for quite a backlog of music, and there is some movement in polishing up an amount for public release. These tracks in mastering date back from several years ago, and are great however much they have been unloved :(
Monday, September 27, 2010
the beginnings or somesuch.
The Church of the Infinite was originally started as a name for our rather simple distribution of our otherwise incredibly fine musical products.
The original release was Donuts Inc. Either Fistful of Donuts or Dinc, hard to tell as I have no original cassette copies of either to check :)
"Fistful of Donuts" was actually the third release, following "Dinc", and following the amazingly special release "Jesus ate my Donut" - which may have had only one official copy (given to someone to arrange an early gig or possibly our first Tasmanian tour (a roaring success, all two gigs of it !!).
"Jesus ate my Donut" was resurrected and mass produced by two of the members only to receive great negative outpourings from our esteemed bassist - this then changed the title to "The First violation of Booby" (we did have 50 cassettes of it).
The original release was Donuts Inc. Either Fistful of Donuts or Dinc, hard to tell as I have no original cassette copies of either to check :)
"Fistful of Donuts" was actually the third release, following "Dinc", and following the amazingly special release "Jesus ate my Donut" - which may have had only one official copy (given to someone to arrange an early gig or possibly our first Tasmanian tour (a roaring success, all two gigs of it !!).
"Jesus ate my Donut" was resurrected and mass produced by two of the members only to receive great negative outpourings from our esteemed bassist - this then changed the title to "The First violation of Booby" (we did have 50 cassettes of it).
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