RIP Terry Hall.

I like this song very much. It was written by Jane Wiedlin of the Go-Gos and Hall, apparently following a brief affair, though I didn’t know any of this until reading about it recently after the sad news of Terry Hall’s death in December. I have never before inflicted a cover on the world and if my attempt here works at all I think it’s a demonstration of how a really good pop song can survive a minimal arrangement and a dodgy vocal.

I may end up having to take it down :/ but there are other covers of this on SC already – so something something Mechanical Licencing Collective something something something. Maybe.

Many many thanks to Jonathan Beckenstein for his encouragement.
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Produced performed recorded & mixed (inexpertly) by Wheelwright in bedroom.
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Original image (detail) Michael Fenton https://unsplash.com/@michaelrfenton

Our Lips Are Sealed - Cover

Open Collab by https://soundcloud.com/tea_are_sea :
Earth & Sky
https://soundcloud.com/tea_are_sea/earth-and-sky
https://soundcloud.com/tea_are_sea/sets/earth-sky-open-collaborations

This is my Version,.

Tea R. Sea - Earth & Sky ( 30 Grad Colours Rmx)

Released this year, "The Hypnogogue" is the Church's 26th studio LP and their first-ever concept album.

Steve Kilbey, the Church's vocalist and bassist, reflects on the band's career,  which spans more than four decades. 

Music: "Back Around" by A.P.S.
Photo: Hugh Stewart

Ep. 15: The Church - Steve Kilbey Interview

method: sounds from field recording, voice (just another instrument, I guess) and toy harp (the one seen in the picture) via pedals
narration: that cult is one of the oldest we know of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirah
picture: taken by myself on the banks of the argen river

poem / copyright jo richter:

scales in the sun
sparkling, bright
liminal lisping
seductive sight

coiled conundrum
confusing, tight
contorting circles
cymatic tide

slender senses
snaking the void
looking for loves
and lives to exploit

cuneiform letters
pressed into clay
where there is beauty
predators prey

connecting the cosmos
completing the course
ligament nexus
umbilical force

nirah of nippur

A Nice Day on a Garden Party at the nice summer Time,
Thats the best way to come down,
Thanks for your great help here my Friend
https://soundcloud.com/joerxworx

Lunatics 99 Garden Party/ Joerxworx & Ratzzz

'fuck you'

https://www.instagram.com/p/CyWOT4gLPvd/

Only time might heal my wounds.
But I've come to learn some truths. 
My old self burnt down to ruins.
No more lies. No more abuse.
But I think I've finally found a way
of making happiness, for me, to stay;
not giving a fuck about what you say
or let it affect me in any way.
Fuck you.

fuck you

Shockwave

Image created by me.
https://www.deviantart.com/leehon/art/Pulchritudinous-Catastrophe-895559735

Puppet's Sorrow

The DRUMAX PROJECT present track number 36 ! Have a peaceful time ! Merry DRUMAX ;-)
@joerxworx > Composition, Instruments, Arrangement, EWI Soprano, Mix
@docfritz > Rhythm Design, Drums, Artwork, Final Mix
© 2023 by joerxworx and docfritz / DRUMAX PROJECT

XMAS

DRUMAX No. 36 // XMAS

Cast of Characters:
J.J. Terrell–@j-j-terrell –piano, synth, and composition

mistermark-- @user-432503709 -- Mark—synth effects, synth flute, lyrics, and vocals

TexMex Shaman–@texmex-shaman –Stephen– electric and acoustic guitars, production, and mix

K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara -–Ken–drums and percussion

Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)–@josh-clary-1 –-four-string Fender P bass
  
  This is a song that JJ created late one Saturday night on the piano, drums, bass, and guitar. You can hear his Grateful Dead influence if you're familiar with the band. He then presented it to the rest of the Eclectic Collective so we could do our thing with it. Josh replaced JJ's rough bass with his interpretation of the line as soon as Ken replaced the drums with his interpretation of the beat. Interestingly, Ravel's Bolero had a lot to do with the inspiration for the second part of the song. After the rhythm section was done, we turned it over to Stephen, who came up with some really subtle, yet very necessary guitar lines. 
  We then turned it over to our relatively new collaborator, Mark, who came up with the lyrics and vocals. He was also instrumental in getting the arrangement to fit right with the vocals. This is a lyrical and vocal songwriting debut for Mark, who was inspired by his very first listen to JJ's rough draft. Thus, this song is extra special for him.  
 We all hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we did creating it.
  Mark's lyrics are about our Earthly relatives in the far distant future. At that point life on earth would have just about reached its limits, and so mankind embarks on a journey through space to find another place to call home.

Lyrics:
Part 1:
All you know, all you love is here today
Feel the sun, see the flowers embrace her rays
And you know, all we have will fade away
And now its time to go… away…
Part 2:
Here we are, flying high, flying high above the moons of Mars
And beyond another sunrise greets a world once again,
a million miles from where we are
To embrace the flowers of Jupiter, once again…
On and on we sail away, searching for another day,
the universe an endless sea
And you know that somewhere out there,
a brand new world 
For you and me

Flowers of Jupiter-Eclectic Collective

Metamorphosis is transformation caught on tape. Every other track mirrors itself — the original beside its digital twin, the human song reinterpreted through artificial rhythm. eSTRANGEd couSINs builds each piece from raw guitars, live pulse, and distortion — then feeds it to the machine. The result is a cycle of creation and corrosion: metal riffs reborn as electronic ghosts, melodies dragged through circuitry until they shimmer with alien texture. This isn’t about fame, charts, or algorithms. It’s a personal ritual — writing, reshaping, breaking, and listening again. The guitar becomes a waveform; the amplifier becomes memory. Some songs breathe, others glitch. Together they form a living contrast between human noise and machine dream. Metamorphosis is not perfection — it’s the beautiful ruin that happens when a song is given away to be reborn.

Black Static (Alt)

David Wurden is a composer, keyboardist, drummer, and skilled producer. With a penchant for exploring the unconventional, he possesses a unique ability to revolutionize musical compositions, defying traditional boundaries. Through his artistry, David takes listeners on a captivating sonic odyssey, venturing into uncharted territories and reimagining both vintage and contemporary sounds. His evocative melodies and intricate rhythms transport audiences, allowing their imaginations to wander freely in the boundless expanse of the universe. With an unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of musical expression,  David Wurden is an unparalleled force in the world of music.

https://youtube.com/channel/UCaFR1fBrwmQddm-gmwPGEzA
https://davidwurden.bandcamp.com/follow_me