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Hello friends. I couldn’t be any more excited… TODAY is the day that Crush Depth (A Dub-Sonic Submarine Symphony in Four Sides) takes its maiden voyage out into the world. Order vinyl now from the Spacefuzz Store or from https://spacefuzz.bandcamp.com. The album is available on all streaming platforms too. Hooray!
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I’m so excited. Not only is it Valentine’s Day, it is the day when I get to share a beautiful song with you – “Hello Bee”. I made a groovy little video for it, which you can watch on YouTube via this handy little redirect link: https://spacefuzz.com/bee “Hello Bee” is the first single from my…
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Hi friends. Big news coming this week about my long awaited new album. I’ve been working on this record since January 2021 and the first drips of music will see the light in the coming days. To say I’m excited is an understatement. It’s almost time to christen the boat and push it into the…
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What Dweezil Zappa is doing with guitar signal processing & sound design is astonishing. He’s using guitar technology to replicate FZ’s in-studio orchestration/overdub strategies live on stage. He splits the guitar signal to multiple paths, each with their own location in the stereo field then applies effects to each signal to create layers of guitars…
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Some stuff that I’ve been listening to: Lou Reed – Coney Island BabyRatt – Out of the Cellar, Invasion of Your Privacy, Reach for the SkyDavid Bowie – Earthling (I love this album)The Flaming Lips – The Soft BulletinVan Halen – all of the David Lee Roth era records.
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Who knows if this is a theory, but I’ll give it a shot. Whenever I’m feeling that my creativity isn’t flowing properly, I rearrange stuff. Having issues playing your guitar? Change something. Play standing up. Swap out a pedal. Change picks. Change gauge of guitar strings. Play with a slide. Play with your eyes closed.…
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I’ve been entranced by Public Enemy’s 1990 masterpiece “Fear of A Black Planet” since it came out. I’ve worn out a number of cassettes, gave away multiple CDs and recently added a vinyl copy to my collection. What struck me about the vinyl version was how the “inner voices” leapt out of the speakers. Buried…
