Several months ago I pulled together all the short stories I have written within the world of “Some Other Scotland” and produced a small, 40-page booklet for promotional use only. It features all the short tales written up to that time, as well as one story that has yet to be published (and will...
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Tags: auction, Eponymous Debut, Lunacy Board, Some Other Scotland, Tee Morris, The Boom Effect
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To give a little more insight into the Board’s songs, the lyrics from all the songs in the first two albums are now available on the website. Simply click on a song name on either the Eponymous Debut page or the Difficult Second page to be taken to a more detailed view of each...
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Tags: Difficult Second, Eponymous Debut, Lunacy Board, lyrics, Quintilis, songs
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I thought this blog would be very busy over the time we were putting together our 3-album release, but in fact the whole process has been so demanding of time that nothing has been posted here about the albums. So over the next week or so I’ll try and rectify that with a series...
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Tags: Difficult Second, Eponymous Debut, improvisation, instrumental, Lunacy Board, Quintilis, Stockholm, Wilco Botermans
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This is the news I’ve been waiting to announce – it’s a big undertaking, so we wanted to make sure it would all come together and so far everything is going to plan. As you know, there has been a flurry of recording activity for The Lunacy Board’s first album – plenty of details...
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Over two years ago I mentioned a re-mix that I had completed, but no more was said. Unfortunately the album it was destined for, a special re-mix version of Ninki V’s album “We Can Fly”, is currently on-hold, so the song, called “Count the hours, Fix the Wings”, will appear on our debut album....
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Tags: Count the hours - Fix the Wings, Doug Boucher, Eponymous Debut, Lunacy Board, Ninki V, Stockholm, Xenochronous Requiem For A Head Laying In A Field In Butler
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We had a pretty long, and fairly intense, recording session today, getting drums, bass and lead vocals completed for all the remaining album tracks. Since we’ve done most of these in practices for over a year now it was not a case of learning things anew, but rather laying down the definitive takes. After...
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Tags: drums, Eponymous Debut, Fairytale Propaganda, Freeman, Lunacy Board, Performance Evolution, PKD Dum Dum, recording, Sean de Florette, songs, The Parallel Curve, vocal
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I’ve just finished off the first of the three songs that have been worked on for the last week or so, ‘The Winning Smile’. I ended up taking out all the midi tracks and keeping everything analogue – vocals, guitar, ukulele and the Crumar Performer string section – it sounds totally different to the...
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Tags: Crumar Performer, Eponymous Debut, guitar, Lunacy Board, songs, The Winning Smile, ukulele, vocal
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In preparation for finally getting this album out, I’ve given The Lunacy Board website a bit of a makeover. It’s not quite as haphazard as it once was, and should be a bit easier to find your way about. No update on finished base tracks, as I ended up working on three at once,...
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Tags: Eponymous Debut, Fairytale Propaganda, guitar, keyboard, Lunacy Board, Performance Evolution, The Winning Smile, website
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This was a very productive evening, following a bit of research over the last few days, I have written and recorded the basic backing parts for a whole new song. It is an upbeat, almost 50′s style, song about the antics of neurologist Walter Freeman. He came up with the idea of the transorbital...
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Another set of backing tracks have been completed, this time for a short spoken-word piece by Sean, called “The Bell Curve“. It is a very laid-back track, starting with an atmospheric build up of synth textures which give way to a gentle string-based backing. This was the first time I’ve extensively used my ‘new’...
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Tags: Crumar Performer, Eponymous Debut, keyboard, Lunacy Board, songs, synth, The Bell Curve, tx81z
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