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Rod, you've been shanghaied into fjf.

Epoxy8's buddy here- He doesn't do that style anymore. The boy sold his soul to Robert Johnson and started making blues music. I however sort of flipped places with him and am kind of just getting into that style (or more like breakcore stuff to be specific), and would love to collab with anyone who, like me, has no clue what the hell they're doing (or is just very patient). I also know how to use trackers (the sequencers not the piracy thing) which makes collabs much easier to do with people who don't have the same plugins and samples available to them.

What programs do you use?
You seem to have a cool taste and it might be fun to collaborate with you.

True story^

2 years ago my production laptop blew up beyond repair and I lost a sample, software, and music collection that I had been building for years. Around the same time I graduated from university and landed an excellent job, allowing me to rebuild my guitar/gear collection that I had sold off years before to pay for university. That very quickly caused me to relapse back into rock music and blues, I still love electronic music of many shapes and have at least some knowledge of what goes into production, but musically I'm much more at home with a guitar these days and will be continuing to focus my musical output in that direction.

That being said I am considering putting together a sample pack of acoustic progressions that may work quite well with instrumental hip-hop / trip-hop. I would have the recordings separated into folders by tempo, likely 90 - 120 bpm. I may have some time to do this tonight if nothing comes up.

As in DAWs or synths too? My main hubs are Ableton (for hip hop) and Renoise (for junglebreaksuperfastglitchdrumcore). I've also *cough*acquired more synth plugins than I know what to do with. I've mainly been using Massive, Zebra, and Absynth tho.

Alright so General Disregard broke up earlier this month but I'll be able to start working with this post-punk/post-rock e-band I might have mentioned earlier. Would anyone wanna do spoken word poetry? You'll have to write your own stuff of course. We're working on making a three-song EP by the end of summer.

Think you're Slint or something?

I'm trying to do something along the lines of Remain in Light meets Spiderland but with tons more experimentation.

You interested? I love your writing style so you should be a good fit.

Hmmm, not sure. If or once you guys have anything recorded, if you wanted to send it to me I'd give it a try, but I can't say I've ever really tried spoken word. My love for La Dispute and Slint is enough to give it a shot though.