An atmospheric narrative rock song from Cornfield Encounter's debut album 'Road To Anywhere' http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/cornfieldencounter

Winning

A new music collection from Hertfordshire, England. Currently writing and recording debut album

Resist the Scarlet Cloak
"Why is your writing so sad?"   -my friends

I think about what i see
reflect on how it makes me feel
write outward through reflection 

All tracks are written, performed, and produced by Joshua Miller.  alleys, abandoned houses, stairwells, living rooms, kitchens, even by the dumpster behind a pretty decent Chinese Restaurant.

"Fear for our Future" -https://soundcloud.com/cesiumswimsuit

"it never snows when i need it the most..." -https://soundcloud.com/cigarettesandmilk

"the gift of flight is always balanced by the taste of worms" -RCB

Song writer, guitarist and vocalist, Formally a bassist in a number of semi-pro rock bands in 70s.   The first serious band I was ever in was with this guy: https://soundcloud.com/paulkrainbird 
Gemini's biggest highlight was playing Windsor Free Festival on the same billing as Hawkwind. We played a bit of soccer with them before the show - lol. Another band and another highlight was cutting "Shoot the Butler" at Abbey Road and, yes, we did walk the zebra crossing :-p 
I played bass on demo tracks by Dave Jackson "Van Ser Graaf Generator" too.
 Long live Rock!

Debut album Road To Anywhere out now!! Available for digital purchase at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/cornfieldencounter

Hi everybody!

   This is a self-titled solo project I've started up, where I'll be painting, composing, performing, recording, mixing and producing most if not all of the songs and artwork on here.
   I have recently started gigging live as a singer-songwriter, whilst studying a Bachelor of music Composition and Production at the Australian Institute of Music. 
    To contact me, one could either message me on my Facebook page, linked below, or send an email to o.scalescopeland@gmail.com

Cheers,
Oliver