Download my band's album for free!

Hey guys! My band, Jupiter, has put up our album available for FLAC download through our bandcamp site for 'Name Your Own Price'.

Feel free to download it for free and if you like it, share it with some friends.

Any feedback regarding what you liked/disliked about the album is appreciate.

A little background on the album.

We did all the drums in 1 day at a studio in Rancho Palos Verdes with a guy named Bob Harty, at Cat Beach Studios. Then we borrowed an SM57, a modded Audio Technica LDC, a Neuman U87 and two neve channels strips from Jeff Dykhouse (who mastered the album, as well). We then ran it through our Mbox 2 using pro tools LE. We borrowed some foam and turned one bedroom in our house into a 'guitar amp room' and another bedroom into our acoustic and vocals room. We made our vocal booth with some really high technology. There are these new things called mattresses, so we turned some horizontally to make the booth happen.

After tracking the album was mixed by Dan Strain (of Danocaster guitars) who did an amazing job. After that, it was mastered by Jeff Dykhouse, who also did a fantastic job.

Big thanks to Dan Strain for connecting us with Jeff and Bob.

Hope you enjoy the album and can't wait to hear your opinions!

http://jupitertheband.bandcamp.com/

Just click 'Buy Now' beneath where it says digital album.

 

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Soda, thanks a lot. Really appreciate it. At this point were just trying to get the word out and hoping peoe.like it when they gear it. Thanks a lot for taking the time to listen. If you have any friends you think would dig it, please share it with them as well.

 

Haha Freudian slip is right!

On the track "Where Do You Go", you nailed the effect, and we got it through a Eventide PitchFactor.

In case anybody was wondering every guitar was mic-ed with an SM57. 95% of the guitar tracks were done with a 65 Fender Tremolux and a Fargen Mighty-Plex. Other amps used sparingly were Victoria Tweed Champ and Vox AC15 Heritage.

Guitars were a Danocaster Tele loaded with Fred Stuarts. Vintage Hagstrom Swede with RS tone kit upgrade and Wolfetone DRV's, American Strat with Fralin Vintage Hots and a Vintage all original Guild Starfire with Bigsby.

Thanks to everybody who has downloaded it so far, and extremely grateful for passing it along to anybody.

 

thanks very much! I appreciate it! Hope your wife enjoys the album as well. If anybody has any questions at all about sounds, or pedals or anything I'd be happy to answer

 

Thanks so much! Really at this point, we are just encouraging to listen. If people decide that they like it, the best thing that could happen is they share it with their friends. Maybe they'll like it enough to see us on tour or something like that.

Glad you enjoy the music and we really appreciate you taking the time to listen!

Hope you enjoy the album on your car ride to Seattle! Love that city, just played up there in January. Gonna be back in April

 

MES10,

thanks a lot. Yes, I always have to remind myself that music is subjective and to each their own when I hear Bro-Rock. I'm glad you like the music and I appreciate your kind words.

 

Facebook will have the gigs, yes. Also if you downloaded the album we put you on the mailing list, so you'll get it there. We dont send out much mail, mostly just show schedules and the ocassional update.