God such a good band and a good song. Ive loved yalls music since i can remember. My mom would play it all the time. My mother and i had a solo dance at her wedding to drive. Thanks for the inspiring and comforting music ❤️

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"Adolescents" is the first single from the upcoming Incubus album, 'IF NOT NOW, WHEN?'

Single artwork photo: Bernice Abbott

Adolescents

A little guilty pleasure remix I threw together after being reintroduced to this song during an epic sunrise a couple weeks ago. FREE DOWNLOAD! ENJOI!!!

Incubus - Aqueous Transmission (ChrisB. Remix) FREE DOWNLOAD!!!

Promises, Promises the new single from Incubus' forthcoming album If Not Now, When? out July 12

Pre order now for a first chance at tickets to the upcoming tour at www.enjoyincubus.com

Promises, Promises

The Hives - Hate To Say I Told You So

Guitar Cover by Mark Azary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbgtWhQSbho
Video tutorial

Incubus - Dig

Dreams.

Plowed (Sponge)

Engineer Mark Horn Snr, Recorded at Crushing Studios W57th St NYC. 1994

In The meantime Original Demo

FREE DOWNLOAD: http://psymbionic.bandcamp.com/track/incubus-stellar-psymbionic-remix

Got a new free download for you all! Incubus has been one of my "go-to" bands ever since SCIENCE, and since I was in the mood to write something a little different and more on the feel-good nostalgic side, I couldn't help but take a whack at their tune "Stellar" off of the Make Yourself album. It turned out somewhere along the lines of epic / pretty dubstep - it's danceable but simultaneously able to be listened too while winding down with a special someone. Enjoy :)

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Incubus - Stellar (Psymbionic Remix) [FREE DL]

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"Murderer of Blue Skies" by Chris Cornell

Curated by: Natalie Silver

Spotify: http://bit.ly/MurdererofBlueSkiesChrisCornell

Genre: #rock

I was that kid rolling up to every soccer game with thick strips of eyeblack underlining the glare of my impermeable pregame focus, excessive amounts of caffeine in my Nalgene (thanks, Dad) and the hardest rock I knew escaping the windows of my family’s silver minivan. I was ready to party, and I showed up to win.

I had one pregame album that always did the trick: Soundgarden’s Badmotorfinger, which basically became the soundtrack to my prepubescent life. It is a compilation of pure, raging, hard rock and primal screams--noise that served the dual purposes of both riling up my victorious enthusiasm and satiating my agony in defeat, whatever was appropriate depending on the circumstances. And no, this is not a metaphor. I am, in fact, talking about winning or losing soccer games, which was a weekly reality that pretty much represented the entire range of my emotional being--violently vacillating from soaring euphoria to the depths of self-loathing and shame. And, like many competitors, I truly believed in the consistency of my pregame ritual and music.  Specifically, I truly believed that I required the aural transmission Chris Cornell’s intensity to activate my inner savage on the field.  

I can’t say it didn’t work. As I grew up, I turned to Cornell’s guidance in other areas of my life. 

I grew older, got more emo, and my emotions complicated as they became rooted in darker and deeper concepts and experiences--mental health and illness, love and betrayal, intimacy and commitment, risk and fear, self-actualization and perfectionism, a flawed universe and my role in it. My taste evolved, and as it did, I, perhaps subconsciously, traced the trajectory of Cornell’s work on my own timeline. Somehow, my discoveries of his more broody and tender pieces synchronized with times in my life that paralleled those sentiments. When I discovered “Murderer of Blue Skies” on his 2015 album Higher Truth, I welcomed its songs in minor and words in torment as a complement to my own period of wrangled introspection--a stage of my life in which my view of the world would be harshened or rosied by something other than a win or a loss. 

Higher Truth, which ended up being the last studio work before his suicide in 2017, is Cornell’s total artistic masterpiece--after over three decades of acts including Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, Audioslave and solo work. I love it all, but I truly believe that this last solo studio album is the culmination of all of his artistic talent and torment as it somehow brings the heat and fury of true hard rock, the anguish of grunge, and the liberation of early punk to an album of pure, beautiful and tragic lullabies. 

Cameron Crowe calls “Murderer of Blue Skies” the ultimate anti-love love song of a protagonist who naively consents to the promise of love and loses hard, reflecting in blameless agony. It’s tender, sweet and universally heartbreaking, and became an essential piece of a boyish, 12-song testament to Cornell’s life, love, torment and talent that ultimately lives on as his dying words. 

Some may argue Cornell’s music was his fuel for life; others may see it as the natural carnage of his own self-destruction. Perhaps it is both, which makes enjoying the raw beauty of his music undeniably and irrevocably painful. Perhaps that is simply the music doing its job.

Chris Cornell - Murderer Of Blue Skies

Cover by Pineapple Express recorded at Decibel Institute: 
Vocals, Rythm Gtr - Bryan Isaac Venegas
Bass - Isaac Nerio
Guitar - Gerardo Zavala
Drums - Jose Luis Paredes
Recording -  Roberto Villalvir 
Mix - Juan Ordoñez

Send me a message if you are interested in recording a cover song like this, or better yet, your own music.

All credits to original composer. 


The Strokes - Reptilia

Little Sister, banda cover de Queens of the Stone Age. Execução da música No One Knows.

Gravado por Mateus Mendes.

Belo Horizonte, 05 de Junho de 2013

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