Leaky Faucet
Leaky Faucet
Four kids from poteau oklahoma who got bored and decided to record some demos
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Trent's Beginning
Trent's Beginning
some stuff that i spent hours doing... it's kinda neat... more of an excercise in my ametuer recording techniques...
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REALITY TV (take doce)
REALITY TV (take doce)
this is our second attempt at recording reality tv... the vocals sound suprisingly good considering i had a cold and was singing with a cough drop in my mouth the entire time
SoundClick artist Leaky Faucet presents "REALITY TV (take doce)", an outstanding release in the Indie genre. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. This is the unmistakable sound of Oklahoma, and it will especially appeal to indie fans. If you enjoy artists like Weezer, Leaky Faucet is worth exploring on SoundClick. You can download this track free of charge.
Reality TV
Reality TV
our first original song, its a really rough demo, by rough i mean: out of tune vocals at times, bass player getting lost during the breakdown, a missed chord or two etc. we'll put a better version on in the next few weeks
"Reality TV" by Leaky Faucet is an Indie production available on SoundClick. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. With a tone that is boredom, carrie underwood and toby keith, Leaky Faucet's track connects on an emotional level. Fans of Weezer will find "Reality TV" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick. This track is available as free download.
Illustrations (really rough demo)
Illustrations (really rough demo)
Clint's first song playing guitar tanner is playing bass trents playing rythym guitar with a wrong chord, the bass part will probably be changed to rythym guitar and and vice versa. the mic we had was really crappy, so it sounds like one huge fart
SoundClick artist Leaky Faucet presents "Illustrations (really rough demo)", an outstanding release in the Indie genre. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. Representing the charismatic sound of indie in Oklahoma, this track speaks for itself. Discover "Illustrations (really rough demo)" and the rest of the Leaky Faucet discography on SoundClick. Download this song for free on SoundClick.
Less Than No
Less Than No
us imitating the great rivers and karl
SoundClick artist Leaky Faucet presents "Less Than No", an outstanding release in the Indie genre. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. The track creates a listening experience that feels boredom, willie nelson and kelly clarkson. That sound inspired by Weezer is now available to license for free — "Less Than No" is available with a royalty-free Creative Commons license on SoundClick.
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Hello, this is Leaky Faucet, which consists of Trent Morris, Tanner* Williams, Clint Johnson, Carlie Bunch, and whoever else we want to include, playing just about anything, and recording it on one of our respective computers. We are all from Poteau Oklahoma, and are all juniors at PHS. With the exception of Carlie, she's a sophomore(* means Leland)
Band/artist history
Four small town kids in rual southeastern oklahoma decided to make some music together... we also make ametuer movies... we're going to put them up on the web somewhere if we can...
Have you performed in front of an audience?
We do not play live right now. If we were we would practicing as we speak maybe unless we were asleep or at school.
Your musical influences
Weezer, the rentals, the special goodness, pavement, modest mouse, university of north texas one o'clock jazz band, herb dennis, lots of old blues and rock from the 60's... foo fighters RATM... there's soo many, its hard to list them all
What equipment do you use?
Trent - 1991 fender mexican telecaster, 2004 epiphone 335, 1992 peavy classic 30 and a 4-12 vintage kustom cabinet
Clint - 1983 Ibanez roadstar II, some old 100watt yamaha bass amp with one 15 (this is serious old school)
Tanner* - 2003 Fender mexican Telecaster, a Samick Strat copy with 2 new humbuckers, one is called the Humbucker from Hades and the other is a seymour duncan tb-51 it also has coiltapping onh the tb-51 and a black ice passive distortion circuit, and also a used Mesa Boogie F-30.
Carlie - CB trash set with trashy stock heads... looking to upgrade soon, decent sabian b8 cymbals though...
Recording and vocal - audacity sound editing software, some crappy headset mic, 2 Shure PG58, and 3 m201n beyerdynamic mics. We have a 12 channel sunn mixer and a dual channel 300 watt sunn power amp, we're probaly gonna run it through the kustom cabinet for now, until we get some better speakers. we'll also probably use guitar amps as monitors.
Anything else?
wow... things going slowly... haven't been able to get everyone in the same state this summer, much less able to practice... we should be more active once school starts here in a coupla days...
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Comments (10)
I think was everybody else on hear said about "Reality TV" holds up pretty well. But for just messing around or whatever that's a more than a good start. To reiterate, I hope you have a good mic for your next recording. peace out.
I really like your work...When you get a chance, check out my page, Let me know what your favorite tracks are...
Hey, thats song "Reality TV" is pretty hardcore. Breakdown's pretty good, but i agree w/ brady on some backin vocals, but its pretty good stuff dude, i like it. Later days~
=W= rox
I totally just said "two long" in that other post. I meant "too long" obviously, just clearing that up so I don't look like an idiot.
Hey man, thanks for the comment on our music. Full band versions should be coming in a month or so.
Anyway, anyone who digs Weezer is cool in my book, you heard the new single? It's pretty bad, but whatever, I've got faith.
I think with some cool production Reality TV could be a pretty cool song. I like the breakdown, but it seems to go on for two long. Maybe add someone else singing something on top, like the breakdown in Surf Wax. Dig what I mean? But yeah, do what you want.
I'll be checking back, do the same.
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