sorry if you read this, im just putting some stuff here to temporarily allow me to upload for an assignment. regards. - no worries dudy - I love you

Scrunching Paper

Flicking Paper

Backwards Flicking

Long Tear

Rubbing Paper

Little Rips

Hey everyone, hope you’re all enjoying whatever you’re doin.

Just posting to release my new music blog, Blind Noise. I’ve added all the music I’ve recorded onto it (and also songs that Wholesale Meat have recorded of me) and also 30+ home recordings all up for download free of charge. The site is hosted courtesy of Wholesale Meat. I’m updating it constantly, and if you get bored enough, check it out! I’m releasing another electric album soon. Thanks a lot, here’s the link:

www.blindnoise.com

Bookmark!

Cheers.

Greetings,

Recently I entered a digital music competition where a piece had to be composed that made use of some samples chosen from various games. I was a bit lacking in inspiration but I managed to throw a few ideas together in time for the competition and ended up with 1:49 worth of material — more a few conjoined ideas than an entire piece.

Anyway, here is the download link — let me know what you think.

To try to promote the site I’ve designed this small myspace tag that (if you want to) you can chuck on your myspaces by copying the code below. I thought this might be a good way of making outsiders get curious about this meat thing and clicking on the tag which would then alert them to the fact that Wholesale Meat Music is more than just another myspace friend. I’m not sure exactly how big the tag should be but the current one should be shown below and it would be great if people give feedback about it by commenting on this post. Is it too big? Should it be more colourful? My idea was that it should be pretty small so you don’t feel like you’re advertising meat too much but cool enough that people will notice it and not think it’s part of a layout from “pimp my profile” or whatever. The cool thing is that we can change the image every now and then and people don’t need to redo the code - all the tags will automatically change.

Hey guys,

Just did this eurodance example in garageband, took about 1/2 an hr, tell me what you think its going to be used as background music for a website.  Ill put up the fully done version soon, the ends a bit messy atm:P.

Eurodance song

Enjoy

Kenneth

Hey its Ken here, new to this I know,

Just posting some recordings of my three arrangements done @ Immanuel in year 12.

They are

Yesterday, originally written by the Beatles - arranged in a latin style for the Saxophone Quartet. Recorded by the 2007 ISQ (Immanuel Sax Quartet).

Theme and Six variations on the ‘Mexican Hat Dance, this is written for piano duet and comprises of many contrasting movements. Recorded by Janice Purdie.

The Moldau, originally a movement from the brattered bride dances symphony, this has been written for a Traditional Jazz Big Band, hopefully the Elder Con Big Band will play it this year;). Recorded on Sibelius notation software
Enjoy

Kenneth

For those of you that don’t know, Terminus are a new three piece Adelaide grunge band with Tomo on vocals and guitar, Mitch on Bass and Kyle on drums. Tomo and Kyle continue on from the now defunct “Sounds of Dentage”.

Just before the new year, Jamie and I helped Terminus record their new “Moo Cow EP” in Jamie’s back room. Recording was very chilled but quick with all basic tracks recorded in one morning followed by overdubs the next day. Terminus say that the album was particularly influenced by early Nirvana and Silverchair and you can hear it in the grungy rhythms and Tomo’s simple but heartfelt vocals. Terminus will likely be playing some gigs around town this year, so keep checking at their myspace and website.

All the tracks from “Moo Cow” are now available for download as 160kbps mp3s so right click on the links below and choose “download” or “save to disk” or whatever seems like a good idea at the time.

1. Sonic Negativity
2. Fluff
3. Freak (Silverchair cover)
4. Floyd The Barber (Nirvana cover)
5. Waited For Years
6. Thought Torture

We may have told some of you about the stuff (work?) we’ve been doing for VAF Research. You probably remember us mumbling things about the “Octavio” and exhibiting it in public whenever possible.

Well in recent times we’ve been making some Octavio related tunes which we think are just great and you would enjoy them. The first one is a rap about the Octavio’s distributor “Powermove”. We thought it was a cool name for a company that distributes iPod accessories too. The second is a glorious feat of advertorial media (perhaps from 20 years ago) featuring new-age synthesizers and world music rhythms.

We’ve also been making a podcast and if you’re obscenely bored or want to do us a favour then it would be great if you subscribed to it and listened to an episode every now and then (there are only 2 so far). Subscribing entails opening iTunes, choosing “Subscribe to Podcast” under the advanced menu and entering the url “http://feeds.feedburner.com/wholesalemeatmediablog”. Then click on the get button for any podcasts you want to hear.

Powermove: Powerjoust (mp3)

Octavio Theme Song (mp3)

Thanks extremely for listening.

Jamie and Jacob (The Shells)

Salame! Here are two new Jonnis tunes. The first is one of our modern indie-pop sort of ripoffs. It features Miles’s brother Lucas on bass, and also contains Miles’s vocal debut!

Midnight Opera
The next one is more in the classic Jonnis style, but we decided to use some Japanese words/phrases in it as Miles has just returned from Japan. Not really sure of the title - maybe ‘Telephone Hello’ will do the trick.

Telephone Hello (Choudo iiiii)

Enjoy!

Ok well some stuff has a happened in recent times but we haven’t posted about any of it yet. Basically the main things are:

• The King George Av gig as small but promising cause the hall is huge and the PA decent so there may be more of this kind of thing in the future.
• Jacob and Jamie recently helped Terminus record their new “Moocow EP” which we should have downloadable mp3s of soon. It’s 6 songs long and includes 2 covers.
• The Well Meaning Shells are nearly finished writing/recording their first EP/album “Circular Guero“. You can listen to early mixes being posted in the “Secret Leaked MP3s” section on the right. So far it’s looking to be about 10ish tracks long.

More posts on all of these things to come in the next few weeks.

Jacob (THE GOAT)