Track 3 from my album, Nimble Navigator (2022 Fauxtown Records).  Written and recorded by me, Produced by Navidhmi, and featuring lead vocals by Ava Days.

30 Hour Friend

05 Track 5

Was It Something To Remember?

written by baptiste le goc, arrangement by Nebulous Sun

Captain Flapattak: Batterie, voix
Kevin Brosse: Basse, voix
Jeremie Goubault: voix lead, guitare
Charlotte Pace: violon

enregistré par Kevin Brosse dans le garage hermétique du Captain
mixé par Kevin Brosse

Come To Pass (premix)(album preview)

First song I wrote. Recorded this one straight after buying an 8 track reel to reel.  All done with one SM57 and no idea what I was doing.

Proof of Concept Demos

Orange Creamsicle (Demo)

Second song I wrote.  First riff I wrote on guitar after buying a Big Muff. Super simple song but fun to play.

Dive Bomb (Demo)

Fourth song I wrote. A step above the first three I think (atleast sonically speaking).  The vocal and acoustic guitar intro was more of a challenge than anything else.  This song marked just short of a year since I started playing guitar/bass/keys and songwriting. Not a bad milestone but light years away from where I want to be.

Butterscotch Rock (Demo)

Tell 'er Tell 'er (Demo)

Sharp Tongues Edging Closer

United (In My Duress)

The Ferrier Demo

Feeling Happiness

09 - Jeremie Goubault - Sahasrara

As the creator behind Timeless Void's Soundcloud, I am proud to say that my first musical project started back in high school with Timeless Void. It was through this project that I discovered my passion for creating music and exploring different sounds and styles.

From there, I went on to start Whatever with Dave Fox, another project that allowed me to push the boundaries of what's possible in music and continue to evolve as an artist.

Eventually, I began working with Suburban Bicycle Gang as their recording engineer and producer for their debut album, Soft Balls Are Too Hard. Through this collaboration, I became more involved with the band, eventually joining them as a member and contributing my own musical skills to the mix.

Whether you're a fan of Timeless Void, Whatever, Suburban Bicycle Gang, or all three, you'll find that my music is always exploring new territories and creating a constantly evolving soundscape that reflects my passion for the art form.

If you're a fellow musician or producer looking for an exciting collaboration, I'm always up for the challenge. Just slide into my DMs and let's create something amazing together.

So, come and immerse yourself in my world of music on Timeless Void's Soundcloud, and let my mesmerizing melodies and ethereal sounds carry you away. I can't wait to share my passion for music with you.

Yours sincerely,

Eric St-Pierre.

Suburban Bicycle Gang:
Suburban Bicycle Gang is an indie folk rock duo from Cambridge and Waterdown, Ontario, consisting of Jerry Grey and Eric St-Pierre. The band has released two full-length albums and several singles, showcasing their unique blend of humor and musical talent. They have been praised for their ability to combine various genres and influences into a cohesive and original sound.

Timeless Void
Hailing from Ontario, Timeless Void set out to weave a dense fabric of haunting, otherworldly psychedelic rock. Their music echoes mid 60s experimentation and acid-ridden atmospheres, but there are many bold reference to other genres, including folk and pop.


The band's devotion to their self-assigned quest to create a unique and powerful sound brought them close in nature to acts such as Pink Floyd, The Flaming Lips or The Doors, yet they share a keen eye for melody and song-writing with artists such as Neil Young, Bob Dylan or The Beatles at their more experimental.

Whatever
Whatever is a fearless psychedelic rock comedy duo, fusing 60s psych rock, punk, and experimental noise with taboo lyrics on alcohol abuse and more.