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Takeshi & The Kid; videogame influenced electronica
Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2011 3:34 pm
by Medicine Melancholy
http://soundcloud.com/takeshiandthekid
http://takeshiandthekid.bandcamp.com
http://youtube.com/takeshiandthekid
http://www.facebook.com/takeshiandthekid
Some of it's a bit unpolished and I really want to add lots more Geetars and Geetar effects when I get a decent setup. Some of my tracks have a darker more electro-goth/Industrial vibe to them too if you like that sort of thing.
Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2011 10:03 pm
by rps-10
Really like the "mixes" section on your Soundcloud, nice mix of video game and Aphex Twin/Daft Punk and that other french lot.. Justice.
This all just yourself with guitars, synths and PC?
Moving on down the page to next section now.
Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2011 10:15 pm
by Medicine Melancholy
rps-10 wrote:Really like the "mixes" section on your Soundcloud, nice mix of video game and Aphex Twin/Daft Punk and that other french lot.. Justice.
This all just yourself with guitars, synths and PC?
Moving on down the page to next section now.
Yeah, very little guitar at the mo though. When I get a Jag it'll be all over it.
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 6:55 pm
by Dave
I have been enjoying having your soundcloud page playing through for three days now. Absolutely delightful stuff that I can leave playing whilst getting on with things yet will keep grabbing my attention with some creative change in direction, or an inspired vocal sample, at anyone point and always with a playful manner. Really great.
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 11:46 pm
by Medicine Melancholy
Dave wrote:I have been enjoying having your soundcloud page playing through for three days now. Absolutely delightful stuff that I can leave playing whilst getting on with things yet will keep grabbing my attention with some creative change in direction, or an inspired vocal sample, at anyone point and always with a playful manner. Really great.
Thank you!
Makes me feel better about myself somewhat!
Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2011 4:27 am
by avj
Great work on this material! I've listened to the album twice now and I think it's fantastic. The first time was just kind of a casual background listen, but I knew pretty quickly that I'd have to give it a critical listen to really appreciate the work that went into programming and arranging this stuff.
I'd love to know more about the setup you used to create this.