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The Boxing Lesson
Muerta EP
Frenchie Smith Records
Release date: 6/7/11

The Boxing Lesson - Drone to Sleep

Dark Side Of The Moog

Unreleased EP w/ Ben Redman From Residual Kid on Drums
Track 1 Space Cats and the Cosmic Lesson 0:00-1:35
Track 2 Jaylinn's Magic Potion 1:36-2:35
Track 3 Eat Your Heart Out 2:36-5:17
Track 4 Rub Your Temples 5:18-6:05
Track 5 Don't Worry About It 6:06-9:51
Track 6 Long Way Home (To Outer Space) 9:52-13:31
Recorded/Mixed by Kyle Abrams at Arlyn Studios, Austin, TX

The Boxing Lesson - Schmoxing Lesson EP

The original version of Drone to Sleep is from Muerta EP:
http://theboxinglesson.bandcamp.com
Remix by Bluffs: http://www.facebook.com/bluffsmusic
Mastered by Erik Wofford

The Boxing Lesson - Drone to Sleep (Bluffs Remix)

Eat Your Heart Out

<a title="Request license for this Track." href="http://www.tracksandfields.com/track/request_license?id=122941&from_sc=1"> Request license for this Track. </a>From the upcoming LP produced by Chris Frenchie Smith

Health is the New Drug speaks to this time of organic foods, whole grains, and fitness juxtaposed with ever advancing pharmaceutical compounds, quick fixes, and all sorts of gizmos promising flat bellies and toned arms. Make sure you get your health from the right guy. Say man, you wanna score some health?

Written by Waclawsky/Davidson
Produced by Chris "Frenchie" Smith
Mixed and Mastered by Jason Buntz
Recorded at The Bubble - Austin, TX
Artwork by Chase Maclaskey
King Luap Music (BMI)
(c) 2012

Health is the New Drug

Live at Big Orange Studios - Austin, TX

From Dream Sequence To Dream Sequence

Words by Sean Moeller, Illustration by Johnnie Cluney, Recording engineered by Matt Oliver, Mastered by Sam Patlove

http://www.daytrotter.com/#!/concert/the-boxing-lesson/20055077-3737825

Age of Consent by New Order (Daytrotter)

Blue Dream (Daytrotter)

Drone To Sleep (Daytrotter)

Health is the New Drug (Daytrotter)

<a title="Request license for this Track." href="http://www.tracksandfields.com/track/request_license?id=122940&from_sc=1"> Request license for this Track. </a>Big Hits LP - April 2013

Eastside Possibilities - The Boxing Lesson

Live cover version of Jefferson Airplane's White Rabbit recorded on tour at Bionic Ear, Costa Mesa, CA.

The Boxing Lesson -White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane Cover)

    **The Boxing Lesson crafts intricate, atmospheric rock symphonies, born from a sparse theme, often building to a lush sonic wash. Supplemented by gentle brooding vocals, distant analog keys, and bass and drums, the guitars interweave amongst each other, chasing the spirits of Sergio Leone's dreams through the black holes of the heavens.**

    The Boxing Lesson was formed in Los Angeles by Paul Waclawsky in 2002, where they recorded and released their debut EP on their own label, Send Me Your Head Records. This self-titled effort gained strong local buzz and earned the band frequent shows supporting touring national bands. The EP was described by the LA Weekly as one that "tests your patience and then rewards it." Joseph Kyle from MundaneSounds wrote that, "The promise on The Boxing Lesson is so great, that you'd probably want to hold them to their potential in a court of law."

    Some international acclaim was received as well. Noise Theory Australia gave it a 5-stars, and wrote that, "Each of the four tracks on this debut self-titled EP gracefully drift through the dark night, and with every intricate guitar melody there is a star that lights the way," and "The Boxing Lesson have addressed every issue that has ever plagued atmospheric rock and mended them in what seems like a manner that seems to simple to be true."
credits
    released 08 March 2003
    The Boxing Lesson:
    Paul Waclawsky - vocals, guitar
    John Treanor - guitar
    J Phil Cobb - guitar, polymoog
    Chris Judd - bass
    Casey Jones - drums

    Recorded by Ed Sanders, Oct 2002 at 7th Street Sound in Los Angeles,CA
    Mastered by Eddy Schreyer at Oasis Mastering

    Cover/photo design: John Treanor

    All songs by The Boxing Lesson
    All song published by King Luap Music (BMI)
    (c) (p) 2003 

The Boxing Lesson - Motorola

<a title="Request license for this Track." href="http://www.tracksandfields.com/track/request_license?id=122947&from_sc=1"> Request license for this Track. </a> Space rock symphonies and dark cinematic landscapes are arranged beautifully in this second release from The Boxing Lesson.

 Expanding on the sound of the debut EP, the band incorporated more Moog synthesizers, ambient effects and a new bass player on Radiation. The EP also included a woozy live version of the Acetone song, "Don't Cry", that was recorded at Reservoir Tip Studios by Anthony Arvizu.

 "Radiation", received more impressive national and international reviews, with Splendid Magazine UK describing it as "promising, if imperfect". Australian blog, Halo-17, gave the record a very favorable 8.5/10 rating and said,"If you only take a chance on one new rock album this month, make it this one," and "The Boxing Lesson cut all the fat from their music, and produced a record which shows that they're a band that should be taken seriously, in addition to providing some of the best music I've heard so far in 2004."
credits
 released 01 January 2004
 The Boxing Lesson:
 Paul Waclawsky - Vocal, Guitars, Moog Opus 3
 Phil Cobb - Guitar, Polymoog, Moog Source
 John Treanor - Guitar, Vibes
 Casey Jones - Drums, Vibes
 Michael Orendy - Bass (tracks 1,2,4)
 Daniel Haworth - Bass, Moog Source (tracks 3,5,6,7)

 Recorded by Matt Brown & Chris Pearson at Sonikwire Studios
 Produced & Mixed by Matt, Chris & The Boxing Lesson
 *except "Don't Cry" recorded live by Anthony Arvizu at Reservoir Tip Studios.
 Mastered by Kevin Bartley at Capitol Mastering

 All songs by The Boxing Lesson
 All song published by King Luap Music (BMI)
 *except "Don't Cry" (Hadley/Lee/Lightcap - Published by Satin Sheen Music (ASCAP)

The Boxing Lesson - Radiation

"Endless Possibilities" is the opening track off Big Hits! Producer Chris "Frenchie" Smith assembled a small orchestra of friends for this burning psychedelic journey including cello, trombone, french horn, bassoon, sax, vibes, timpani, drums, electric guitar, synthesizers and grand piano. Wooosh.

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