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- CommentAuthorbosmanad
- CommentTimeMay 28th 2010
shybox:how do you feel about boot versions of unreleased new songs being played on college radio? I have not done so; new to this and looking for a yay or nay.
Good question shybox...I've been posting the show from March all over the internets. All I've heard is good stuff about the new material, and people asking for more. -
- CommentAuthorStuckInTheMiddle
- CommentTimeMay 31st 2010
Any plans of coming down to sacramento,or anywhere in the area, S.F? -
- CommentAuthorgcb4799
- CommentTimeMay 31st 2010
StuckInTheMiddle:Any plans of coming down to sacramento,or anywhere in the area, S.F?
the new album comes out at the end of August, then we'll be heading out on tour around the US. I'd say we'll be out west by late september. -
- CommentAuthorgcb4799
- CommentTimeMay 31st 2010
bosmanad:
shybox:how do you feel about boot versions of unreleased new songs being played on college radio? I have not done so; new to this and looking for a yay or nay.
Good question shybox...I've been posting the show from March all over the internets. All I've heard is good stuff about the new material, and people asking for more.
If they sound good, then go for it. -
- CommentAuthorancel145
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2010
Did I read somewhere that BA are doing a cover of "Rollercoaster" with Roky? When will I be able to see you live in Denver? -
- CommentAuthorgcb4799
- CommentTimeJun 1st 2010
ancel145:Did I read somewhere that BA are doing a cover of "Rollercoaster" with Roky? When will I be able to see you live in Denver?
We did.
check out this link: http://www.facebook.com/pages/THE-PSYCHEDELIC-SOUNDS-OF-THE-SONIC-CATHEDRAL/286920367966?ref=ts
We'll probably be in Denver in late September/early October. -
- CommentAuthorbosmanad
- CommentTimeJun 2nd 2010
Are there any plans to release Phosphene Dream earlier than August Digitally, like what was done w/ Directions? (like w/ a pre-order for example)
Also, any plans to release the stuff recorded this past fall w/ CB & The Revelators? (just got the Lost Album, and it's awesome. Need more!!) -
- CommentAuthorStuckInTheMiddle
- CommentTimeJun 8th 2010
Is this Inappropriate? do you guys take drugs when making songs? mushrooms,LSD? or just stick to the pot -
- CommentAuthorshybox
- CommentTimeJun 9th 2010
I would like to play some Black Angels side projects on my radio show, but want to get the okay from you first. I am looking at playing:
CBATR - Candy Land
Ghost Songs - Do Run (one of my favorite songs at the moment)
The Shine brothers - Death's Door
Viet Minh - Haunting @ 1300
I got some positive feedback on the two live TBA songs from this past Monday. -
- CommentAuthorbosmanad
- CommentTimeJun 9th 2010
gcb4799:
bosmanad:
shybox:how do you feel about boot versions of unreleased new songs being played on college radio? I have not done so; new to this and looking for a yay or nay.
Good question shybox...I've been posting the show from March all over the internets. All I've heard is good stuff about the new material, and people asking for more.
If they sound good, then go for it.
Shybox, I think you're good to play whatever you want on the radio based on Christian's comment above. My bro in Iowa has been spinning some of the new stuff too -
- CommentAuthorblankbox
- CommentTimeJun 14th 2010
Can you tell me about when you were writing the song "The Return". I have been trying to work on lyrics for some songs I'm writing, and "the return" has inspired me a lot. The lyrics are great and there is a strong message behind them. I was just curious if you could give me any thoughts about when you were making this song and what inspired you to write it. -
- CommentAuthorgcb4799
- CommentTimeJun 15th 2010 edited
blankbox:Can you tell me about when you were writing the song "The Return". I have been trying to work on lyrics for some songs I'm writing, and "the return" has inspired me a lot. The lyrics are great and there is a strong message behind them. I was just curious if you could give me any thoughts about when you were making this song and what inspired you to write it.
The song's inspired by my childhood. My Dad's a preacher, so I grew up going to church weekly. The idea that Jesus can come back at any time's ingrained in my psyche.
The song's about having to always been on guard because you never know when he'll return. I grew up singing so many church hymns that I think that comes through a bit in this song as well. -
- CommentAuthorshybox
- CommentTimeJun 15th 2010
gcb4799:
blankbox:Can you tell me about when you were writing the song "The Return". I have been trying to work on lyrics for some songs I'm writing, and "the return" has inspired me a lot. The lyrics are great and there is a strong message behind them. I was just curious if you could give me any thoughts about when you were making this song and what inspired you to write it.
The song's inspired by my childhood. My Dad's a preacher, so I grew up going to church weekly. The idea that Jesus can come back at any time's ingrained in my psyche.
The song's about having to always been on guard because you never know when he'll return. I grew up singing so many church hymns that I think that comes through a bit in this song as well.
Great question Blankbox, and thanks for the reply. Another son of a preacher man, eh. Although my experiences pales in comparison to many that I have heard and know about these days. -
- CommentAuthorblankbox
- CommentTimeJun 15th 2010
Awesome, thanks for the response. That is scary thing to have inbred into you brain at such a young age. My father wasn't a preacher but my mom had me going to church every sunday also. I can hear the church hymns coming through in the song now that you mention it. -
- CommentAuthornhemlock
- CommentTimeJun 17th 2010
I know that this is way down the road, but is there a possibility of yall playing an instore anywhere in Austin in addition to a show upon the release of Phosphene Dream? I'm going to be at UT and I've yet to see yall live, so I'm really looking forward to it. Thanks for the awesome music. -
- CommentAuthorgcb4799
- CommentTimeJun 19th 2010
nhemlock:I know that this is way down the road, but is there a possibility of yall playing an instore anywhere in Austin in addition to a show upon the release of Phosphene Dream? I'm going to be at UT and I've yet to see yall live, so I'm really looking forward to it. Thanks for the awesome music.
thanks man! I'm not sure yet, but I'd be up for it. Maybe we'll set something up at Waterloo. -
- CommentAuthornhemlock
- CommentTimeJun 22nd 2010
gcb4799:
nhemlock:I know that this is way down the road, but is there a possibility of yall playing an instore anywhere in Austin in addition to a show upon the release of Phosphene Dream? I'm going to be at UT and I've yet to see yall live, so I'm really looking forward to it. Thanks for the awesome music.
thanks man! I'm not sure yet, but I'd be up for it. Maybe we'll set something up at Waterloo.
Sounds good, man. Thanks for the response. Also, Bad Vibrations is great, that main guitar line is delightfully 13th Floor Elevators-esque. -
- CommentAuthorjvande7
- CommentTimeJun 24th 2010
To the fellow that asked the drug related question...
I think it's probably too personal of a question to ask in this forum. But I'm also curious. I'd kind of like to know what the band dabbles in. Reefer is a given but I wonder if they still trip or what. A lot of folks seem to say "oh I used to do all that shit back in the day but now I just toke herb". That seems to be a popular answer/progression.
The music is what's important here, no doubt. But we are talking about the psych scene so I think it is valid to ask about drugs. Just don't expect an answer... heh. -
- CommentAuthorjvande7
- CommentTimeJun 24th 2010
Question for the Angels-
Can you suggest a low watt tube combo amp for a 60's psych/garage sound? (guitar amp) I love your sound and taste in gear, and would appreciate any advice you can offer. Tremolo and or reverb would be nice, and it needs to be 20w or less because I want to be able to crank it up for some sweet disgusting overdrive. Think Neil Young trashy tones... thanks.
Can't wait to see yo uin Chicago again. It's been too long. -
- CommentAuthorjvande7
- CommentTimeJun 24th 2010
Dear Angels,
I don't know how you feel about your music being in a video game, but the popular Call of Duty series has a new installment coming out in November 2010 and it's set in the Vietnam war. It would be great if they'd use some of your music (especially from Passover or maybe even Directions). Just a thought. I'm guessing they would have to approach you rather than vice versa, but whatever. Just throwing that out there.
Would you be interested in something like this if the oppurtunity presented itself?
to me it seems like a perfect match. This new game is called "Call of Duty: Black Ops", and as I mentioned it's set in Vietnam during the Vietnam war supposedly. This is THEE most popular video series out there so it would be a great way to get your music into people's ears. Plus it fits so perfectly with the vibe from Passover and even some of the tunes from Direction.s -
- CommentAuthordiedhairbri
- CommentTimeJun 25th 2010
Think you'll be making it down to Florida? Specifically Tampa area? Bad Vibrations is truly badass............ -
- CommentAuthorgcb4799
- CommentTimeJun 27th 2010
jvande7:Dear Angels,
I don't know how you feel about your music being in a video game, but the popular Call of Duty series has a new installment coming out in November 2010 and it's set in the Vietnam war. It would be great if they'd use some of your music (especially from Passover or maybe even Directions). Just a thought. I'm guessing they would have to approach you rather than vice versa, but whatever. Just throwing that out there.
Would you be interested in something like this if the oppurtunity presented itself?
to me it seems like a perfect match. This new game is called "Call of Duty: Black Ops", and as I mentioned it's set in Vietnam during the Vietnam war supposedly. This is THEE most popular video series out there so it would be a great way to get your music into people's ears. Plus it fits so perfectly with the vibe from Passover and even some of the tunes from Direction.s
That would be awesome! I love Call of Duty. Can't wait for Black Ops! -
- CommentAuthorgcb4799
- CommentTimeJun 27th 2010
diedhairbri:Think you'll be making it down to Florida? Specifically Tampa area? Bad Vibrations is truly badass............
I hope so. We'll be on tour Oct. thru Nov. so hopefully we'll swing thru Florida. -
- CommentAuthorStuckInTheMiddle
- CommentTimeJun 28th 2010 edited
jvande7:To the fellow that asked the drug related question...
I think it's probably too personal of a question to ask in this forum. But I'm also curious. I'd kind of like to know what the band dabbles in. Reefer is a given but I wonder if they still trip or what. A lot of folks seem to say "oh I used to do all that shit back in the day but now I just toke herb". That seems to be a popular answer/progression.
The music is what's important here, no doubt. But we are talking about the psych scene so I think it is valid to ask about drugs. Just don't expect an answer... heh.
Yeah, as Sonic Boom said its a shame a lot of bands dont discuss what drugs inspire them. -
- CommentAuthorjvande7
- CommentTimeJun 28th 2010
I think the problem with bands endorsing/discussing drugs is that you'll always have that one guy who takes shit too far and ends up dying or hurting/killing someone and then the band may have to deal with the aftermath, or at the very least have it on their conscience. Drugs are different for everyone. Drugs don't usually kill people, it's just that some people abuse drugs to the point of death. Some people have fucked up personalities and can't handle their shit. Some people just like to see how fucked up they can get, instead of recreational use in search of higher truth/experience/etc.
Some things work for some, other things work for others. Find the drugs you enjoy and enjoy them responsibly. Everything in moderation.
Just my $0.02
-daily herb toker -
- CommentAuthorStuckInTheMiddle
- CommentTimeJul 26th 2010 edited
Christian have you heard Spencer Garland hes from Dallas i found out about him awhile ago on a blog and downloaded his free album from megaupload and thought it was great. got a real up tempo bluesy harmonica blasting feel kind of thank god for mental inllness like,and thought maybe you would to like his music seeing he lives in texas i think he'd be a great addition to pf and only has 250 myspace friends on his music page... i think thats insane, if you go listen to risen beneath on his page i think hell have you hooked..
http://www.myspace.com/spencerwillsing -
- CommentAuthorblankbox
- CommentTimeAug 23rd 2010
Is there any news on the recordings that were done with Rob Campanella? -
- CommentAuthorchinny j
- CommentTimeAug 26th 2010
...come back to the martini ranch in phoenix between your dallas and LA shows...pho is geographically convenient between the two and you guys have 4 days off between...you slayed the audience last time here...just sayin'... -
- CommentAuthoryip
- CommentTimeAug 30th 2010
Hi I live in New Zealand and was wondering if you guys are gonna come down here for some shows anytime soon? You should! (especially Wellington.)
I love your work and cant wait for the new LP!