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Aaaand... we're back. Josie & Ben now live in the same state (OF ANARCHY... BWAAAA) and so they can write and record music a) more frequently (more songs) and b) more slowly (better songs). We also have better equipment. Here's a breakdown of what we used before:
a) An old computer
b) A cheap computer pencil microphone (you know.. 8 bucks at Best Buy).
c) A small, busted acoustic guitar
NOW, we have:
a) A laptop
b) A still cheap but better Shure SM58 microphone and USB mixer
c) A small, busted acoustic guitar
d) A banjo
e) A ukulele
f) An electric harmonium
g) Ableton
Pretty exciting. Also we have recorded an EP to go along with Josie's excellent comic "In Which I Think About Drowning". We sold (gave it away) it at this year's Small Press Expo and we also have it available to download in the songs section. And also this site will maybe be looking slightly better soonishly. Stay tuned!
-ben
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