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Darturus

Jungle Fiction - Empire

Mystery of the Monoliths

Hyperactive

The Path of Totality

Get Up! (feat. Skrillex)

The Blow Off

This is one of the greatest songs of my prog rock band on 2006-2007. The band was called "Proyecto Quimera". 

Written for 2 guitars, bass, keyboards (strings and rock organ), drums and voice. Although we never recorded the voice.

Oscuro means "Dark" in english. Its lyrics was about dark times of life

I enjoyed every bit of this song.

This was recorded on 2007 in a home studio.

Oscuro

Written by Tom Hipskind
Published by Hipskind Music, ASCAP
(c)All Rights Reserved

Jason Rubenstein - Keyboards
Tom Hipskind - Drums
Shawn Sommer - Bass
Brian Kahanek - Guitar

Produced by Jason Rubenstein 
More music at http://music.jasonrubenstein.com

Mixed and mastered by Brian Kahanek at Sidewinder Post



Walking On Hot Sand

Witches Valley

July 2014. This was the first of the traditionals we tried to rock out; Jeff was gaining a lot of confidence in his insanely layered mixes, and we just kept adding stuff. The song is of course another modal old-timey standard done a million times and a million ways. A decade or more ago I played my tub with an old-time band and two members used to joke about what a great sludgey hard-rock song this could make. I didn't disagree. This isn't quite that but it IS hopefully a different sort of arrangement than can be heard elsewhere, true to the song's old-timey essence but also bringing a swampy, country-funk feel to it.

The melody we use is the most standard one. Lyrics were adapted to construct a bit of a narrative... it made sense to me to figure out why such a good old hen was cackling on the table by the end of the song. 

Process was a little different on this one; I started out with a drum loop and built on that, first the acoustic core, then the first round of hand percussion, and then the electrics. Jeff then did his first mixes, added bass and more percussion, and we finished it out with the slide guitar, jaw harps. Jeff of course did a bangup job mixing the whole thing together and tightening up the buildup & arrangement.

Dan: vocals, banjos, guitars, mandolin, jaw harps, pizzicato fiddle, percussion
Jeff: vocals, electric bass, banjo, percussion, production & mixing

Cluck Old Hen

Limits of Perception

This is the song which represents my debut album!!
This song is about strong feelings of two people and about a confusing world.
Buy on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/music/album?id=Bdkvhznccogtlyhxllyruxnqr2e&tid=song-Tljuram7gf34m7677ippyq5pgta

Waves From The Depths Of Us

اس کرم کا کروں شکر کیسےادا
جو کرم مجھے پہ میرے نبی نے کیا 
میں سجاتا تھا سرکار کی محفلیں
مجھ کو ہر غم سے رب نے بری کر دیا
لمحہ لمحہ ہے مجھ پہ نبی کی عطا
دوستوں اور مانگوں میں مولا سے کیا
کیا یہ کم ہے کہ میرے خدا نے مجھے
اپنے محبوب کا امتی کر دیا
جو بھی آیا ہے محفل میں سرکار کی
حاضری مل گئی جس کو دربار کی
کوئ صدیق ،فاروق ،عثمان ہوۓ
اور کسی کو نبی نے علی کر دیا
ذکر سرکار کی ہے بڑی برکتیں
مل گئیں راحتیں ،عظمتیں ،رفعتیں
میں گناہگار تھا ،بے عمل تھا مگر
مصطفیٰ نے مجھے جننتی کر دیا
میرے شاہ مدینہ کی کیا بات ہے
ان کے در سے ملی سب کو خیرات ہے
صدقے جاؤں نیازی میں لجپال کے
ہر گدا کو سخی نے سخی کر دیا
صلی اللہ علیہ وآلہ وسلم 

Is Karam Ka Karoon Shukar Kaise Ada - Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

Needs bass and drums...although i quite like the 'Heavy Metal' drum sound of my 80's casio that i rescued from a skip.

Falling Short

Mahi Ve Sano Bhul Na Javi

Sarkar-e-Do Aalam S.A.W.W (Qawali)

By : Sohail Haider 

Lyrics And Composition : Amir Ali
Supporting Instruments : Sohail Keys & Abid Wilson 
Originally By : Mugicians Band & Amir Ali 

Sarka-e-do aalam S.A.W.W (Qawali)

by Shiraz Uppal feat. Rafaqat Ali Khan

jo dars mila hum ko wo bhol gaye hum q
bundon se muhabat ka ahsas howa gum q

Data Di Deewani -Shiraz Uppal feat. Rafaqat Ali Khan

This is a Famous "Qawali" performed by FAKIRA in Ekushey TV,, Dhaka,,Bangladesh...

Nizamuddin Auliya

"The band build the intensity slowly but surely, before collapsing in a jail of expansive melodies that, when at their best, are little short of breathtaking. This is genuinely impressive stuff." - Ryan Bird, KERRANG! (4 'K's)

"Introducing the progressive rock album of the year... They have a knack of making perfect melodic sense out of strange time signatures and complex, layered intricacies that is simply on a higher plane to others." - Guitarist Magazine (4 1/2 stars)

"... one of Australia's best exports" - Christina Fuoco-Karasinski, AOL/Noise Creep

"'Sound Awake' is an album of immense progressive proportions that boast some brilliant atmospherics, excellent melodies courtesy of vocalist Ian Kenny, accomplished musicianship and adventurous songwriting." - Darren Sadler, Rocksound

"'Sound Awake' is the band's finest work to date - an ambitious exploration of sound that borders on sheer genius." - Faster Louder

"... it's almost impossible to find a scuff anywhere on this gem... This is a powerfully diverse album, thick with artful instrumentation, and a sheer ability to kick an unprecedented amount of arse. Well worth the wait." - Atticus Bastow, Inpress

"Unpretentiously, they've had a crack at writing a masterpiece. Unceremoniously, they have succeeded. Only good things can come from such a brilliantly honest, and honestly brilliant work of art." - Mike Wafer, Xpress Mag