Not much of a classic at all. A noisy mess. Another weird beat from me. Lyrics were created by listening to Diva X Machina and deliberately mishearing lyrics on the songs. No one else could figure out how to make music to the beat hence it not being much of a listenable production.

Duncan Timiney - DW8000 Derek Williams - Programming/Lyrics/Vocals

07 Insider (2000)

It's Snake! Again! More heavy this time. But still just as much of a mess.

Duncan Timiney - Lyrics Derek Wiliams - Everything else

08 Snake (2000)

A nice 'ballad' like track. Gave the name for our podcast. 

Duncan Timiney - DW8000/SH-101/Lyrics Derek Williams - sound manipulation/vocals

09 Hope (2000)

Remake of a track recorded in 1997. Sounds pretty the same but clearer. Better? Not sure.

Duncan Timiney - Vocals/Lyrics/Programming Derek Williams - Programming/Guitar/Lyrics

10 The Party (2000)

Again I try to prove I can play guitar and fail. Nice lyrics. 

Duncan Timiney - Bass Guitar/Polysix/Lyrics Derek Williams - Lyrics/Guitar/Vocals

11 Romance (2000)

A different take on Waiting. I like the other version better.

Duncan Timiney - Lyrics/DW8000 Derek Williams - Vocals/Programming

12 Waiting Again

Having done a D.A.F. tribute, it was time for another industrial tribute. In this case it was Skinny Puppy. I was also interested in doing a track where the vocals sound like lyrics but aren't. Except there are a few real words in there. 
I was helped out by Andrew Simmons of VCM/Electronic Counter Measure back then when we were still friends

This is fairly good but too long.

Andrew Simmons - Arpeggio for chorus Derek Williams - Everything else

13 Gash (2000)

Really simple track really. This is our second recording of it. The lyrics were written in a small session we did where we all wrote some lyrics at the same time. These by Alex were full of cliches so Duncan wrote them out and used more unusual terms. Which is interesting. I like this, even though it's unspectacular. Duncan actually played that bass line thing manually all the way through which is quite astonishing. The drums are too loud I think.

Some of the synth work by me was inspired by Drowning In Berlin

Alex Timiney - Vocals/Lyrics Duncan Timiney - Bass Polysix/lyric modification Derek Williams - Juno 60/Drum Program

14 White Out (2000)

Makings of a great synthpop song here. The SH101 bass is too loud but other than that it's fairly good. 

Alex Timiney - Vocals Duncan Timiney - Lyrics/Polysix Derek Williams - SH101 bass

15 The Within (2000)

More lyrics by Alex. Don't think he's involved though from what I recall. There's a lovely warm feeling to this. The drum sequence is really odd as the full pattern of different patterns is an unusual number. There's also a pretend hidden track at the end. Unusual that the vocals are really audible. Reminds me somewhat of say hello wave goodbye.

Alex Timiney - Lyrics Duncan Timiney - Synths Derek Williams - Vocals/Drum Program (DR110)

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