Twelve new songs from "The Graveyard of the Atlantic" sessions

Over time I have released several individual new songs that were recorded or written for our forthcoming album "The Graveyard of The Atlantic"

I released many of these as single releases on Bandcamp, one at a time and because of that format, It appears that a few may have slipped through the cracks for some people.

So for this release I have compiled every song or demo that I have released for "The Graveyard of the Atlantic" so far to date.

Two new demos were added to the collection today Fri. August 7th for Bandcamp Friday.

More new songs to come soon.

Stay safe and well and thanks for listening.
We will all get through this. Just don't give up no matter how hard shit gets. Remember... This too shall pass.
credits
released June 1, 2020

Kristopher Roe - Guitar, Bass and Vocals
Bob Hoag - Drums, Percussion, Keys, Backing Vocals
*Drums on Track 2 programmed in GarageBand by Kristopher Roe.

Photography by: Kristopher Roe

Track 4-9 and the music from Tracks 1 and 3 recorded at Flying Blanket Recording, Mesa, Arizona and was part of "The Graveyard of the Atlantic" sessions.
Recorded on a 1978 Neve 8078 console, using only vintage amps, guitars and microphones.
*The vocals on Track 1 and 3 are rough demo vocals very scrappily recorded much later and are for reference only.

Tracks 4-9 Produced and Mixed by Bob Hoag.
Recorded and mixed to Analog tape.

Track 2, 10, 11 and 12 are all home recorded demos.

*Track 1 vocals are a rough demo vocal recorded using my computer microphone.
Vocals recorded somewhere in the desert southwest while recovering from COIVD-19 for a 2nd time.
Some lyrics will still likely change in a few spots as it is a demo but you get the idea.
This vocal was recorded merely for reference.

*Track 2 is a song written in 2013 while broken down on a Greyhound bus outside of Abilene, Texas.
I finally got around to working on the lyrics all of 7 years later in the foul year of our lord 2020.
Created some demo drums in GarageBand.
Recorded the bass direct into my computer.
Recorded vocals with a shitty 20 dollar Mic I bought off of Amazon and guitars were recorded using my small pocket sized Fender mini Twin amp.
The same one I had been using on all of my early Facebook and Instagram livestreams during the pandemic.
This is the end result.
Some lyrics are still missing in a couple spots.
Still a work in progress but yeah. It's a demo... but for a demo I think actually has a lot of character.

*Track 3 vocals are a rough demo scrappily recorded in my van in front of the Salvation Army on Hollywood Blvd. using some shitty $20 mic I bought on Amazon.
This vocal was recorded merely for reference.