Hey pals. It's been a minute. Hope you're all well. I made some new music:
https://mayorofdonutville.bandcamp.com/album/heracleion

These are the first three tracks, all together:
Bell Island Boom
Singing Sand
Pasquale

Hope you enjoy!

Heracleion - First Three Tracks

(Written by Terry Reeves)
Terry Reeves: Vocals
Gary Reeves: Drums
Hans-Michael Albers: All other instruments, Arrangement & Production

Despite it happening over a hundred years ago, the sinking of The Titanic is a subject which continues to fascinate.  Many may believe the ship’s misfortune in striking an iceberg was the simple reason for her demise but the true story is a catalogue of human error.  Investigation of the circumstances have unearthed a plethora of  mistakes that in their own way, all contributed to the disaster.  

In 1985, a secret mission to find the wrecks of two nuclear submarines unwittingly discovered that of The Titanic and since that time, ongoing scientific expeditions have discovered that the metal structure has created a species of bacteria that will eventually consume the entire ship, recycling the nutrients into the ocean ecosystem.  You can’t fight Mother Nature.  And you can’t fight those who'll always spot a way of making huge amounts of profit, no matter the grisly events from which they evolve. 

By 1998, tickets were put on sale at $32,500 each for tourists to view the remains and since then, fewer than 250 people have visited the site.  By 2021, OceanGate, who owned the Titan submarine, were offering tours to view said remains at a cost of up to $250,000 per person.  

Whilst understanding the continued scientific interest, I do find it macabre that the graves of those killed aboard Titanic, many from poor backgrounds, should become a tourist playground for the rich and privileged. That isn't to say I wasn’t glued to the news, hoping for a positive outcome in the rescue bid for those aboard the Titan sub.  It was deeply upsetting to discover that they had perished.  Some five years before the fatal implosion, specialists had warned OceanGate that the venture could very possibly end in such a disaster, yet I very much doubt the occupants, who had paid so much, were made aware of the fact.

I wanted to write a song that reflected how little we have learned in the century or so between Titanic and Titan.  It seems that, for rich and poor alike, the arrogance of greed will always be with us. (Terry Reeves)

(For those wondering what ‘CQD’ means, it was the first signal the wireless operator aboard Titanic used to call for assistance and means “All Stations.  Distress!” Later though, he did also transmit the more universally used code, ’SOS’). 
 
Underwater tour, down in deep watery waves
Two hundred and fifty thousand to visit the graves
The ghosts of 3rd class continue to descend 
Death has no pleasure, haunting message to send

Can’t believe 
No I can’t believe it’s happened again
It’s happened again ( x4)

Sad moments of time forgotten names of the past
Imagine the screaming ending in silent broadcast 
Locking caged doors using padlocks and chains
No consideration given to lower class remains

Can’t believe 
No I can’t believe it’s happened again
It’s happened again ( x4)

CQD, CQD, CQD, CQD….

Can’t believe 
No I can’t believe it’s happened again
It’s happened again ( x4)
 
The rich need to own hold what no one else has
A brief chance to look down on the poor and the sad?
Excepting the science knowing lessons to learn
But not for amusement boasting others to yearn

Can’t believe 
No I can’t believe it’s happened again
It’s happened again ( x4)

Arrogance sank ‘Titanic’ built for luxury and speed
Now laying very static on the bottom of the sea
Arrogance imploded the ‘Titan’ Carbon submarine 
Sadly reminding too much money can be obscene

Can’t believe,  No I can’t believe 
Can’t believe,  No I can’t believe it’s happened again
It’s happened again ( x12) 

Can’t believe, Can’t believe 

CQD, CQD, CQD, CQD….

TITANIC TO TITAN - CRIPPLE CLUB

fresh out of the frying pan, and into the fire...
here it is the new indirect collab.
an invitation for you to use it and place some of your stuff in it !
it hasn't to be only a solo, it can be everything.
so we can make a playlist!https://soundcloud.com/noxpox14/sets/noxpox-the-missing-solo-in
130 BPM

2024

noxpox - The Missing Solo ||| in search of some addings|||

Scott Tumino ~ Original Composition / Live Guitars ~ Vox ~ Drums
Chris Dargay ~ Additional Comp. / Bass / Production / Mix / Master ...

Soul Quivers

I Had This Vision,(darker times).

UnBoxed May 2024

[ d o w n l o a d a b l e ]

Are We Alone Now?

MARI'S WEDDING - Alan Ingall Melody And Bass Accordion; Hilary Dirlam Guitar And Banjo

Butterflies In The Garden

Psych Technoze.wav

for this album,  I have played around with some more moody tunes. They are a little slower than usual, but I was aiming for a more focused listen this time. There are still breaks and beats that drive the tunes, but I was also looking for a different mood this time around. Enjoy!

LIGHTS FADE OUT

LUW - Tides

Back from weeks in Hospital!!!
WELCOME you TO OUR NEW ADVENTURES now on page 14!!! 
99% uploaded this means NOW on page 15!!!https://soundcloud.com/noxpox15
NEW LONG PLAYER ALBUM OUT NOW!!!
https://noxpox.bandcamp.com/album/manual-for-a-bad-mood 
Collabs are welcome!
My Harddisc where lots of my synthezisers and instruments were installed crashed...i lost most of my backup files from my projects
this will take me some time to install it all on a new disc...some will be lost forever only remaining here on soundcloud! 
New Album out!!! Free Download single tracks!
https://noxpox.bandcamp.com/album/sonicum
Dandelion Radio's DJ Mark Cunliffe played a Collab by noxpox & The Windscale Blues Experiment at 1:40:40 and tells about us at 1:45:40
https://www.mixcloud.com/DandelionRadio/mark-cunliffe-202402/
i only handle the last two accounts frequently.
you truly can unfollow the old pages
for there won't be new material on them
If you want STEMS of any track of me just direct message me!!!

noxpox - The Missing Solo ||| in search of some addings|||

noxpox (page 14)