Murciélago va al Infierno (Bat Into Hell) EP recorded in February of 2013 by Milkshake Daddy.
Download Milkshake Daddy: Murciélago va al Infierno EP (2013) (83MB ZIP). Download Album Art.

Songs:

1) Despair (13:15):

2) Estancamiento (Stagnation) (2:52):

3) Hueco Mundo (Hollow World) (3:58):

4) Last Flight of the Crimson Grunion (3:07):

5) Light at the End of a Black Hole (12:57):

Data:

The EP was recorded in three days in the month of February of 2013 for the RPM Challenge. Murciélago va al Infierno is Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0). The EP is intended to be a horror movie for your ears.

Instruments used: A Gibson Les Paul Studio, a microKORG, a Kaossilator, the blue KORG Electribe, and the iPad apps: Drums!, FunkBox, and AniMoog.

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Substitute Songwriter recorded in February of 2011 by Milkshake Daddy.

Download Milkshake Daddy: Substitute Songwriter (2011) (59 MB ZIP). Download Album Art.

1) Cellphone in the pit:

2) The Plastic Colors of Summer:

Genre: Pop Rock
There’s a movie called The Plastic Colors of Summer, but this song only shares the title. I wanted something chaotic and rhythmic, like summer can be.
Equipment: Gibson SG, moxMatrix iPad app, various noise making toys from Japan.

3) Lost the F’ing Manual:

Genre: Pop Rock
You can’t read the fucking manual (RTFM) if you’ve lost the fucking manual (LTFM).
Equipment: microKorg, FunkBox iPad app, vocals, Schecter Bass

4) Kim Park Can’t Lose:

Genre: Psychedelic Rock
Here’s the concept: no matter what video game you play – Star Craft, Halo, Brickbreaker – there’s always that dude who has the world-wide top score. This is the themesong for that dude.
Equipment: microKorg, Koassilator, Schecter Bass, Gibson SG, Drums! iPad app, various video games

5) Music for Mining on the Moon:

Genre: Pop Rock
Eventually we’ll be mining the moon for H3.
Equipment: Schecter Bass, Gibson SG, FunkBox iPad app, MorphWiz iPad app, KP3 Touchpad for vocals

6) The Hogyoku Breakdown Sphere:

Genre: Noise
This one is completely inspired by the manga Bleach. Google “wiki Hogyoku” for its definition.
Equipment: Gibson SG, Drums! iPad app, MorphWiz iPad app, microKorg, Schecter Bass, vocals

7) Sailing the Seas of Titan:

Genre: Ambient
Equipment: microKorg, Drums! iPad app

8) Virus in the Cloud:

Genre: Ambient
Equipment: Schecter Bass, FunkBox iPad app, Koassilator, microKorg, SoundPrism iPad app, MorphWiz iPad app

9) Eject the Capsule (SakanaYasha vs, NERV):

Genre: Anime Soundtrack
I need at least one track featuring the SakanaYasha Kaiju monster. This time he’s fighting EVA gundams instead of satellites.
Equipment: a Min Min Zemi cicada, Korg Electribe MX, microKorg, MorphWiz iPad app, Gibson SG

10) The Laws of Physics Breakdown:

Genre: Automated Jazz meets Guitar Noise
Equipment: Korg Electribe MX, Gibson SG, Drums! iPad app, Space iPad app, MorphWiz iPad app

11) The Party is Over:

Genre: Ambient
Equipment: Samples from an old public service film, tonematrix, microKorg, Drums! iPad app, Schecter Bass

Data:

The album was recorded in February of 2011 for the 2011 RPM Challenge. The license for Milkshake Daddy: Substitute Songwriter is Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0).

Production notes: All songs recorded using GarageBand with help from Audacity. Instruments were piped though a Boss DR 880 (ironic as I didn’t use it for drums) and a Presonus Firebox. I use a Shure Beta 58 mic.

Inspirations: modern technology, social media, modern culture, Anime, geek speak, video gamers in Korea with fast internet connections, video games new and old, the moon, the future, Bleach (the main Aizen arc, not the filler crap), SakanaYasha the giant fish-man kaiju, Neon Genesis Evangeleon, punk rock, cow punk, Nova, tv shows about outerspace, cloud computing, the TWIT and TWIG podcasts, Nasa, JPL, 3D animations of planets, jazz, Gershwin, old public service films, my fans, and the RPM Challenge.

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Aquatic Ape Hypothesis recorded in February of 2010 by Milkshake Daddy.

Download Milkshake Daddy: Aquatic Ape Hypothesis (2010) (59MB ZIP). Download Album Art.

1) Light Dispelling Darkness:

Rock noise about a sculpture in Roosevelt Park in Edison NJ. Features a mandolin solo!

2) Convexagon:

Industrial soundtrack for the continuing saga of the satellite and the giant man-fish monster.

3) Aquatic Ape Hypothesis:

Instrumental rock soundtrack for the epic adventures of the Aquatic Ape Man.

4) Cathy:

An ambient song dedicated to the dolphin who played Flipper.

5) Curiosity:

Instrumental rock song about the Curiosity rover.

6) The Fifth Instar Parts 1 and 2:

An ambient soundtrack for the emergence of Magicicada cicadas.

7) Neil Degrasse High:

An ambient track that brings to mind space, and all the beauty it has to offer.

8) Super Sloppy Space Junk:

A funky odessy about the space junk that orbits the earth.

9) SakanaYasha:

Fish Demon Attacks!

10) The Luddite:

No keyboards on this track!

Data:

The album was recorded as part of the 2010 RPM Challenge. The license for Milkshake Daddy: Aquatic Ape Hypothesis is Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0).

Aquatic Ape Hypothesis is an audio odyssey spanning the genres of electronic rock, ambient, acid rock, funk and instrumental, and inspired by futurism, B-movies, science fiction, science fact, NASA, space exploration, Japanese giant monsters, fish, cicada insects, and even Flipper. Instruments used include: mandolin, bass, electric guitar, Stylophone, various Korg keyboards & sound devices, a Bliptronic 5000, BOSS drum machine, a “Take Back the Noise” bent-circuit noise device, an iMac, and my throat.

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