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Everett begins to crack. V8 hearts and hellfire blood. A desperate escape. A wound. A train, barely.
Mountain static. A cabin in the woods. Unwilling hospitality and green chilis. Hard futures harshly told. Featuring Moe A. Barria.
Malpais, continued. Instructed by the radio. Ruth in prison. Seeger has a moment. A standoff. The wages of failure. Featuring Erik Pitcock
The trio arrives in Malpais. Bickering. A barely-cogent sheriff. Everett is missing. Featuring Erik Pitcock, Alex Yoffie, and Edgar Mason.
The Model A struggles. The second farmhouse. An awkward cup of coffee. A desperate man’s idol. The book. Featuring Britt Adair.
Copperton, continued. What they found in the mine. A rich man’s idol. Collapse. Exeunt, pursued by boss. Featuring Edgar Mason, Thomas Walden, Colin Fewell and Alex Yoffie.
Our heroes arrive in Copperton. A rally, a strike. Scabbing. A conspiracy of their own. Ruth completes the trio. Featuring the voices of Thomas Walden, Edgar Mason and Alex Yoffie.
An obnoxious radio drama. Seeger joins in. Intimations of a conspiracy. The first farmhouse. The only fate for a Klansman.
Goldfield, in media res. An unexpected strike. A dying man. Dissolution and resolution. Featuring Al Burnes and Edgar Mason.
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As part of a social media event MC’d by Video Game Music Academy I attempted to write 21 short pieces of music in 21 days and ended up making 9. Thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish, the contributions are under #21daysofvgm on your assorted social medias (notably Instagram).
‘Semisolid’ is an atmospheric instrumental work inspired by the hazy background noise of recollection. Floating synth lines. The airiness of thoughts and memories slip in and out of focus. As if an idea had just popped clearly into the mind’s eye, then was lost just as quickly to distraction and mental white noise.
‘Groundflower’ is an odd little tune that I wrote while experimenting with elements that would later form a big part of the music in ‘Perdition’s Teeth’, and songs like ‘Semisolid’. Originally intended to be the first of 3 songs for a never-completed EP project, the idea for the song started with just the repeating guitar line. I layered things on top of that until it filled out, then sanded it back down, built it back up again, and finally added the brief piano lead about halfway through to tie things together.
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Killer City is recording their second EP right now. Currently. At this very time. The spiritual and literal successor to 2018's 'Summer Drug', this as-yet-unnamed set of songs represents a refinement of the sonic characteristics and songwriting that they have developed over the last 2 years.