Category Archives: Audio

Song: Floor Drains Seeping into the Foundation

Here’s a little dowahaha synth, sample, noise track. Thanks to our friend Clint for providing some of the drums (snare) on this track. The full Clint drum sample pack will be released soon.

Enjoy.

MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/hosted/music/themediacollective.org-Floor%20Drains%20Seeping%20into%20the%20Foundation.mp3]
Ogg:

Download Floor Drains Seeping into the Foundation (1:51), in MP3 or Ogg.

Song: Mutual Knowledge

Here is a ditty about one of our favorite theories. More to develop in the future.

Lyrics:

Mutual knowledge.
I know. You know. We know. They know.

MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/hosted/music/themediacollective.org-Mutal%20Knowledge.mp3]
Ogg:

Download Mutual Knowledge (0:50), in MP3 or Ogg.

Holiday Pop Nuggets of 2012

UPDATE: We forgot to release two tracks, now appended to the front of this great medley. Enjoy!

What happens when you get some friends and family together over the winter holidays? Well, if you have a looping pedal, you may get something like the medley of pop song nuggets below. The songs appear in the following order:

Makin’ a Rock Song (new)
Election Day Defeatist (new)
Yo Big Jello
Don’t Scrape up the Wood
Look Around (Watcha Gonna Do)
Winter (Weather Event)
Santa’s Chimney Links
Old Presents
Bubble Bobble Trouble
Plus Blitzen is Mistletoe in Reverse (or so says the VSS-30)
Time to Say Goodbye (Eve before the Eve)

MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/hosted/music/themediacollective.org-Holiday%20Songs%202012.mp3]
Ogg:

Download the Holiday Pop Nuggets of 2012 (7:23), in MP3 or Ogg.

Interview: Beau Watson Dreams up a Boil of Fun with Dreamlancer

In everyone’s favorite downtown Lafayette bookstore, Robots and Rogues, we managed to catch up with Beau Watson, author of Dreamlancer: The Tournament of Heroes, for his first Mosey Down Main Street experience1.

Dreamlancer is a 283 page, 10 or 11 point serif font fantasy book that explores the monster, griffin, raptor, and Godzilla-esq shadow beast inhabited Dream Realm. You can peruse the Dreamlancer Field Guide (wiki) and pressure Beau to create an HTML5 game of the book.

A short synopsis taken from the Dreamlancer website:

Ryan Wilkinson is a fairly average young man – that is, until he goes to sleep. As he slumbers, he dreams he is the hero of a faraway land. He is the Champion of Elyria: the Dreamlancer. Ryan soon learns that these are no ordinary dreams and that some mysterious force is tampering with the energies that flow from our world to the weird and wonderful Dream Realm. If nothing is done about it, the Dream Realm – and perhaps our own reality – could face a cataclysmic disaster.

MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/newschannelinternet/2012-Interviews/themediacollective.org-2012-08-11-Beau_Watson_Dreamlancer.mp3]
Ogg:

Download the interview, Beau Watson Dreams up a Boil of Fun (7:17), in MP3 or Ogg.

1A sad reality is that not many Purdue students know about this fun and engaging street festival that takes place monthly over the summer months in downtown Lafayette. How are we going to change that? Lafayette’s Community of Choice consultants want to know. Join the conversation #LafCoC.

Interview: Popular Ego Debuts to Fans (on time) at the Black Sparrow

2012-08-11-Popular Ego Poster

For the first time in the history of the establishment, a show at the Black Sparrow started on time. Popular Ego debuted to a packed house. With an already established fan club, the transition was intuitive. Chad Rainey on guitar, Andrea Sullivan hitting the drums, Ryan Pitts (from Tigerfox) on bass, Ethan from LA.

Popular Ego also had a poster decoration contest; carrots were a major theme of the evening with patrons and fans alike. If you are well dressed and enjoy vegetables, Popular Ego is for you.

There is a fan page on Facebook. Search’em out. Cintia and Roberta would appreciate it.

Set list from the evening:

  1. Long Hair
  2. Fashion Farm
  3. Chickpea
  4. Kidney Bean
  5. My Perfect Cousin
  6. Ghost in My Room
  7. RnR Scientist (birthday gift from Chad)
  8. Bad Generation (Public education situation in America)
  9. Make Way for the Punks
  10. Biggest Baby

It should be noted that the sequence of Make Way for the Punks and Biggest Baby was intentional. Could someone please confirm with us that there was no pause between the two songs during the debut performance?

Keep checking Popular Ego’s soundcloud for the bootleg.

MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/newschannelinternet/2012-Interviews/themediacollective.org-2012-08-11-Popular_Ego-Debut.mp3]
Ogg:

Download the interview, Popular Ego Debuts to Fans (on time) at the Black Sparrow (7:50), in MP3 or Ogg.

Update: