This would have graced Dark Side of the Moon. It is a wonderfully, intensely compelling piece of music that has totally drawn me in. Top stuff.

U.S.S. Signus

Hi friends! If you haven't already had opportunity to do so, you should download culelu's free album "camios" on Bandcamp! 

culelu.bandcamp.com/album/camios

For this track (komori), Micah and I hit a bunch of stuff at different times in different countries. With our eyes closed. (No, that last part wasn't true. Sorry.) I also learned that my melodica and accordion are not *exactly* in tune with each other - which is charming! Anyway, it was a blast to work on this, and I'm honored to be a part of such a neat album - which is positively brimming with music from people I highly respect. 

Mayor of Donutville - marimba, cello, acoustic guitar, glockenspiel, melodica, accordion, whistling, ukulele, banjo 
soundcloud.com/mayor-of-donutville 

Micah Gettys - drums 
soundcloud.com/graphicsontelevisions

culelu - komori (from the new {free} album "camios" / link in description)

In this episode we are joined by Ritchie and Mike of Gravehuffer.  We talk about their upcoming vinyl release, Bluntface Records, their Celtic Frost cover, their songwriting process, the status of a filling their drummer spot, cassettes, Killer B Guitars, Sinister Guitar Picks, having Carlo Regadas (ex Carcass) play the solo on the track “Your Fault”, Judas Priest, Oil Capital Underground, and a ton more.  We kick off the episode with our thoughts on Trivium’s new album, and we play a track from Gravehuffer.

Episode 146 - Ritchie Randall / Mike Jilge (Gravehuffer)

2012 From previous home recordings of Justin Baird.

Into the Orient

2012. Taken from Justin Baird's home cassette recordings.

Dreams Everlasting

I've had this simple guitar line that I've been playing around with for the last few months.  Key of A seems to be the most natural for me playing.  I got around to recording last weekend, just the main line and some additional guitar lines over that.  Spend last weekend and this working on arranging and mixing.  To me, it sounds triumphant, but life can be that way sometimes.  Not often but sometimes.

A Waltz for New Arrivals

Just playing around with some typical sounding movie-esque music. This is by no means a finished song but a sample of what I'm working towards

Some Cinematic Shit

Pop-A-Squatch!

We sit down with the guys from Gravehuffer and talk about their MANY influences, their upcoming album NecroEclosion, some of the killer guest artists they managed to get to contribute to the album, classic bands that all of us love and plenty of other topics.

U.S.S. Signus

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