This weekend I cut together a video for the band Zombie Roof. Earlier this year we made a full length album at the wonderful Hipposonic Studio here in Vancouver. Hipposonic is essentially the reincarnation of Little Mountain Sound Studios, in the former studio B. A fantastic spot with incredible rock and roll history (Bruce Fairburn and Bob Rock made several platinum selling albums in the studio) we recorded and mixed 10 songs in a week (yes I like to work quickly).
Just ahead a couple months and we are all in isolation and life has all but stopped for most of us. The band members have been proactive though and set about releasing video singles to share their music. Singer Trent sent me some footage that had a very cool "comic book" filter set on it, turning it to an almost rotoscoped looking black and white image. He also cut in some old archival footage in between his lip sync and I thought he had something cool. I requested everybody in the band do a similar thing and then transfer me their footage. I'd then cut together a lyric video from their stuff.
So on Saturday I received four different performances, all made in various spots around the province, all separately but of course all playing to the same song. I placed them on a timeline and within a couple minutes I knew instantly that it should look good. An evening of editing and tweaking and voila, a new video for Zombie Roof: Automatic.
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Thursday, June 30, 2016
Records In My Life: White Lung
We had a very detailed and banter filled interview with Mish and Kenneth of the band White Lung the other week when they were in town as part of the Levitation Vancouver music festival. Filmed just down the stairs from The Commodore Ballroom at the Bottleneck Bar, Mish and Kenneth discussed some of their favorite and most influential albums including one album they could agree upon as a mutual love: Wipers. I enjoyed this interview, the White Lung members were real band mates with all the undercurrents of people who've toured and recorded together, plus they picked some great albums!
White Lung on Records In My Life references the following albums:
1. The Smiths - The Queen is Dead
2. Them - The Angry Young Them
3. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
4. Dinah Washington - Back to the Blues
5. Crystal Castles - II
6. Royal Trux - Veterens of Disorder
7. Wipers - Over the Edge
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein for northerntransmissions.com
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
This White Lung episode of RIML features the song " Below" by White Lung from their album Paradise
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious off the "Autonomous" album.
White Lung on Records In My Life references the following albums:
1. The Smiths - The Queen is Dead
2. Them - The Angry Young Them
3. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
4. Dinah Washington - Back to the Blues
5. Crystal Castles - II
6. Royal Trux - Veterens of Disorder
7. Wipers - Over the Edge
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein for northerntransmissions.com
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
This White Lung episode of RIML features the song " Below" by White Lung from their album Paradise
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious off the "Autonomous" album.
Labels:
interview,
Kenneth William,
Mish Way,
Music love,
music recommendations,
punk rock,
Records in My Life,
rock and roll,
White Lung
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