Meatbingo - The Error of My WAV's

http://meat.bingo/album/the-error-of-my-wavs

ah hell yes 

Blackpool is the best

Excited for this. The title got a lol of me as well. Top punnery

These samples are really good.

  On 7/8/2017 at 7:15 PM, fumi said:

i find it very interesting how this track is like an abstraction of any pop song ever, in terms of structure (as in verse, chorus, bridge etc.).

pretty fucking cool stuff in that regard. 

i'm sure oscillik is well aware of this...right?

  On 7/10/2017 at 6:04 PM, joshuatx said:

i'm sure oscillik is well aware of this...right?

I tweeted him a couple of days ago.

ok whew

lol

Lol. He probably knew about it before Neil had even finished the mastering.

lol i opened this thread hoping to post something about oscillik. looks like you guys got it covered thank you.

Pre-ordered the green cassette via Bleep. Also Neil Scrivin's Tomorrow's World.

Love the sound of that burpy bassline.

"What, in today's world?" is so incredibly good.

Really looking forward to spinning this.

is this actually a VHS Head alias? Or different persons? Cause they sound the same to me

  On 7/14/2017 at 9:41 AM, phling said:

is this actually a VHS Head alias? Or different persons? Cause they sound the same to me

ay makes sense, guess a lot of sample sharing and production techniques etc is happening

If you listen to them a fair amount you'll probably hear the differences. It seems to be mostly melodic nowadays, where Scrivin/Meatbingo was a bit cleaner and slicker a few years back. VHS Head seems to be inspired heavily by 80s pop aesthetics where I think Scrivin plays/played in bands and I feel like he's got a bit of a prog/math thing going on with his melodies and harmonies.

I'd say Scrivin/Meatbingo/Phono Ghosts is more synthpop influenced and to some degree BOC influenced also (esp. Twenty Years on Ben Nevis and some PG stuff). VHS Head draws his influence from 80s B-movie soundtracks. Well he uses them as source material, doesn't he?

imo tbh idk

  On 7/14/2017 at 10:54 AM, phling said:

ay makes sense, guess a lot of sample sharing and production techniques etc is happening

There's also VHS Head's brother, but he doesn't seem to really release any of his stuff, that I can find. Just some older uploads to Soundcloud.

Wish that guy would release some of his stuff.

previews up at Bleep.