Natural Incense - And I Dream

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"194 EP" is the first EP release from the Denver-based rock band Redline Alchemy, available 04/14/17!

Written and performed by Redline Alchemy
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Kyle Zender
Copyright 2017

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194 EP

Burning Slow

Tribal Seeds   Slow

This is my favorite adventure piece, and this version is the MIDI backing track that I made prior to recording guitars. The lead instrument was changed from violin to piano, and a full drum kit was added. The full face-melting version can also be found here on my cloud.

Original composed by Jeremy Soule.

From the Dungeon Siege 1 Soundtrack [2002].

For rock and reggae tracks, check out my band - Redline Alchemy.

Dungeon Siege Main Theme [Orchestral Cover]

This is a classic adventure piece augmented with metal. It is a dynamics processor experiment, so I hope you enjoy this adventure of scientific ventures.

Original composed by Jeremy Soule.

From the Dungeon Siege 1 Soundtrack [2002].

For rock and reggae tracks, check out my band - Redline Alchemy.

Dungeon Siege Main Theme [Symphonic Metal Cover]

This is a dubstep metal cover of "Crystallize" by Lindsey Stirling. The key has been transposed from D minor to E minor, and nearly all of the dubstep effects were made with an octave pedal or killswitch.

Lindsey Stirling - Crystallize [Dubstep Metal Cover]

I wrote this song in September, 2014. I was feeling particularly annoyed about the cycle of politicians making crazy promises on the campaign trail, and then essentially ignoring those promises once in office. Politicians complain about how citizens don't trust the political process, but why would you blame us? Trust us, Mr. Powerful, and (only then) we'll trust you.

I wish there were more Ms. (or Mx!) Powerfuls in office I could appeal to (there are more and more every election, which is great), but it's the Mr. Powerfuls who keep failing us over and over. Send this song to your representatives!

Fear

Mr. Powerful

Brandon B Barker – Bass / Vocals
Rob Drayna – Guitar / Vocals
Tim Ouburg – Piano / Organ 
Max Webb – Guitar
Wyatt Richards – Drums
Dan Muir – Percussion
Dave Terran – Trumpet
Sterling Wootton – Saxophone (Tenor)
John Flanders – Saxophone (Soprano, Tenor)

Rahel-Liis Aasrand – Violin 
Ren Javadov – Cello

Recorded at Man vs. Music
by Mike Sasich and Greg Shaw
Mixed and Mastered by Mike Sasich
Artwork by Joel Bender

Building an Ocean:

I’m Building an Ocean 
in the corner of your eyes. 

The Forest is under water now, 
as we idly slip on by. 
The rose’s new host is Divine. 
Confined by 
your hindsight,
does not mean anything 
if you cannot look inside. 
We’ve already swallowed the hook 
that you used to hang your prom dress on, 
and I’m wondering, 
what took you so long 
to reel us all the way in?
Intrinsic value of what you can pull out, 
in regards to what you’re willing to give.

Is that what this whole life’s about?
  
Directionless progression:
this dexterous projectionist.
Un-aimed apples fall so much faster, 
with daft understanding. 
Branded a wounded soldier, stranded, 
land locked, and empty handed. 
These candid distorted images remain 
locked within these rusty crooked picture frames. 
Because anyone can play these shameless games, 
we’ve got twenty-one guns, but no names. 
Too many open casket masses have passed by virgin eyes.
The cannon blast’s “crack” masks the shrill sound of urgent cries. 
The Virgin dies,
diagnosis: suicide, 
and the verdict lies 
within a pair of dice.
Oh Christ, 
this Paradise is sinking under shrinking ice…
And there’s a doomsday eviction notice nailed to my chest,
it says, “You have six days to vacate and the seventh to rest.” 
I’m feeling pressed for time, 
trying to press rewind, 
and address the situation from a fresh state of mind. 
Like back before the plague of lying 
infected our kind 
and made us all more susceptible to step out of line. 
All these signs shift swiftly.
The situation’s sticky, 
but I don’t believe in pity, 
so don’t let me drown quickly. 
Please.

Don’t let me drown so quickly.
Please.

Space Bound

Building an Ocean

Song: Shape of Things
Album: The Great Escape
Artist: Tomorrows Bad Seeds
Published by Urbantone Media Group, LLC 2012	
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Shape Of Things

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Burning Slow

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