Well we wrote our first ever straight song, but then we moved the studio all around and didn't get a chance to record it until now. Please enjoy.

http://sonofsupercar.bandcamp.com/track/maybe-this-week

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jb wrote:oh dear god

your welcome.

http://www.sonofsupercar.com/music/sono ... own(4).mp3

extensive remixing makes our tune much more listenable.

FormerDominator wrote:

blue wrote:the bad news is that your guitar progression is played the eff out.

How do you mean?

it is cliched.

bootlegged: i liked the distorted version of your tune better than the fixed one. her voice sounds good on edge. the bad news is that your guitar progression is played the eff out. for that voice you should be ripping off some Django. the rest of the song is pretty much a trainwreck - and trainwreck...

I'm pretty drunk, but some of you were nice enough to review and others had good tunes. if you review, i review you! bananawhatever: This is strangely compelling considering it's your basic mod tracker routine from 1994. Is it the wine? I like it. skadaddle: i'm sure you know your vocals are nosey. ...

sonofsupercar: I like how you use distortion on vocals as a minor tweak, not a substitution for singing. Vox are a little hot. you have good ears. vocals were recorded live as the backing track blasted through the monitors. since they were feeding back anyways, i figured i might as well, you know.....

review thread: actioned.

winrar. +++

Thanks, Ray (and everyone.) Ray, I liked your tune a lot, but the use of the word "run" instead of "flee" was pretty inexcusable. On the other hand, it had a great Pink Floyd vibe to it, could have come right off of the "The Wall." Are you talking about the line - &quo...

Thanks, Ray (and everyone.) Ray, I liked your tune a lot, but the use of the word "run" instead of "flee" was pretty inexcusable. On the other hand, it had a great Pink Floyd vibe to it, could have come right off of the "The Wall."

Billy's Little Trip wrote:SonOfSuperCar got me rockin' again. Sand-witch hunt. With extra provolone, for sure. Nice angle, guys.

It's all for you Billy.

Leaf wrote:
SONOFSUPERCAR:It didn’t evoke any canadiana.

Geddy Lee backing vocals on the last chorus - 100% intentional.

OPTIONAL CHALLENGE: TERRY CREWS?

http://labs.huffingtonpost.com/highligh ... e/1531852/

Where are you hearing feedback in the sos tune? It's all tracked. Is it the sibilance on the vocals?

Those of you who reviewed are awesome. I return the favor, plus favorites: Steve Durand: Love, love, love your horn playin, dude. Your singing just has that "Jim of Seattle" quality to it. Ever think about trying to over-affect a crooner vibe? Might be funny to try, anyways. Fantastic drum...

sonofsupercar channeled wreckdom for this fight. in fact.. maybe we should collab.

Here's the sos mess: http://www.sonofsupercar.com/music/sono ... r-idlr.mp3

Not worth entering, it'll be a secret collector's item.

Sigh.. lost by one vote and none of us voted. Curse you, integrity masked as laziness!

(Congrats Billy. and fuck you.)

Actual sonofsupercar practice banter: Blue: "We should do a dubstep song." Andy: "I always think that dubstep sounds like reggae.. but it's not." Dennis: "Yeah.. not even close." Andy: "Sooo.. we should do a dub song and then... ...step." <our entry manifests ...