The "... including the monitoring of their leaders' mobile phones" snipet is from a live radio broadcast (BBC World Service) and was recorded into a loop by holding my iPhone over the guitar pickups. The presenter's phrasing gave me a really nice rhythm pattern to work with. I was using the "free" style (those who know the Rang III will understand). Loop 2 is a simple bassline and loop 3 is used for chords.

Their Leaders' Mobile Phones

Wishing you a very merry Christmas and a happy new year!

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Made with Figure for iOS. Don't have Figure yet? It's a fun, easy and bargain-priced music making app that anyone can use! Read about it here: http://itunes.com/app/figure

Lapejanipe at Kirchberg

Bass & guitars recorded in Garage Band with my pedal board plugged straight into my I/O using the Big Sky's cab filter. Kinda felt like doing a Dan Auerbach thing today. Guitar 1 uses the Gristle King overdrive (open voicing, phat switch off) and a tape echo. Guitar 2 goes clean into a high-mix shimmer verb. Guitar three uses the boost on the Gristle King and the Lex rotary sim. The bass uses a room 'verb and the GK boost and the drums are the "live rock kit" in GB.

Split

Merry Christmas Baby

A cover of Neil Young's song from one of my favorite records, Harvest. Recorded in rehearsal earlier this year with Jacques Bock on drums and Jacques Ruppert on bass. 

Words

White Christmas

Just a little ditty recorded on my iPhone at the dinner table. Long live the Texas Cannonball!

In the Open (cover)

Gibson Les Paul DC -> Fuzz Factory -> Flashback x4 -> Fender '65 Princeton Reverb RI
Fiddling with freaky fuzz over a loop with some weird ass delay. The green scream.

The Green Scream

Spent the day in bed nursing a cold with my guitar and GarageBand and came up with this Neil Young ripoff.

Cabomano