Monday, 15 April 2013
Anubis approaching
I can't help but feel excited as little pieces of everything (in my creative world, at least) seem to be falling into place.
The resurrection project that began last year has fulfilled its purpose, and then some..
I was genuinely surprised by quite how far along with my music I had come, even if in terms of quantity rather than quality, although that isn't too shabby either, and a full length album didn't seem such a distant stretch of imagination and ambition.
And now I am very proud to admit that the debut Hunchbakk album is at a completely incomplete demo stage.
12 tracks running consecutively that are now just in need of a bit of a spit and polish before they can be unleashed on the world.
As is keeping with tradition, I wanted my girlfriend to be the first person with a copy of the album to listen to... and since the demise of her previous car stereo, we have been rocking a tape deck, resulting in some rather throwback listening experiences and meaning that I had to record my album demo onto cassette for her
She hasn't always been the biggest fan of my style of music, so I was surprised, and I think she was surprised when she actually said that she likes it, probably down to the not quite so heavy presence of the 'soft suicidal' genre of music that I had previously pioneered and she had the good grace of naming.
And while I keep busy with bringing the finished product up to a standard I am more or less completely happy with, I am keeping with tradition in sending my brother mp3s of the full album, so that he is able to toil away on accompanying artwork for the final release.
This is all bloody exciting for me, it may not be the grandest of releases, but it will certainly be a milestone in my creative processes and make what is essentially a hobby feel a little bit more real.
Labels:
Art,
Hunchbakk,
Ian Byford,
mp3,
Music
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