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The site is back up. I'm sorry, but I have been neglecting it due to recording.
The music for my five track EP is all but done. I am currently mixing, doing some touch ups and then recording final vocals.
I will put some samples up soon...
Tue 28 Sep 10 - 09:56
Well as promised here is the first of the demo samples for the new album.
The first is a track called 'September' that was orginally going to be part of the final Undertow album. It was written a long time ago, but I really liked it and re-worked it a bit to be a bit more modern.
Anyway, hope you like - I will be posting more soon (with vocals too).
Thanks
Tue 31 Aug 10 - 14:56
I promise
Sat 03 Apr 10 - 15:28
I don't really have much of interest to say lately except for that I have been working on a large project at work which means everything else has had to take a back seat for now - music included.
I have been filling in the time by buying lots of clothes and lots of new shoes. I know how ridiculous that looks, but I thought I would just sort that problem completely. I have also been buying myself a load of running stuff as I have been out quite often in Northiam getting funny looks from the locals as to why I am not on a horse or indeed some sort of tractor. Hills and horse shit sums these runs up really.
Anyway I have some cool news I can hopefully share with you all soon.
Sat 23 Jan 10 - 23:21
It amazes me sometimes when working in web development at how much you think you know compared with how much you could know.
Every day I am learning something new that makes me rethink how I can approach and solve a variety of problems. With the release of the new jQuery 1.4 a lot of code that I had written to fake the now in-built functionality has become redundant. This allowed me to clean up code in a lot of areas and save some bandwidth, but ultimately in web development, where do you draw the line?
My point is that everything is changing so fast that it has the drawback of having to choose which methods and technologies you put the time and effort into to get the job done. I learnt MooTools a while back and yet all that time was more or less wasted from a front-end point of view as I found jQuery was better supported and cleaner for the jobs I was working on.
I love web development but sometimes I wish I had more time to really get my teeth in and understand everything more, but how do you approach a medium where everything is constantly changing?
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