why we love this
A captivating journey through life's abundant offerings, where the whimsical melodies of a wobbly guitar synthesizer blend with the gentle murmurs of a double bass.
about the record
Instigated by the purchase of an antiquated Y2K era guitar synthesizer, How Was Your Life? was produced over the first half of 2022, in a large part the result of in-studio improvisation. Where Will’s previous releases under various guises have often been conceived by conceptual frameworks, How Was Your Life? was carved by equipment that offered both possibilities and parameters that Will relished and explored to the nth degree. The Roland GR33 not only provided sublime guitar sounds but also empowered the guitar to convincingly mimic fretless bass, tabla and a vast percussive array, also summoning an artillery of uniquely outer atmospheres over the course of the record. The resulting concoction sounds familiar yet subtly, unshakeably otherworldly, shaping up as perhaps the most honed, energized, and beatific Memotone album to date.
- 1 - Paradise Drips 4:55
- 2 - Open World 5:59
- 3 - Forest Zone 4:42
- 4 - Glow In The Dark 6:55
- 5 - Carved By The Moon 2:41
- 6 - Canteen Sandwich 7:43
- 7 - Lonehead 5:38
- 8 - Walking Backwards 3:42
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- 1 - Paradise Drips 4:55
- 2 - Open World 5:59
- 3 - Forest Zone 4:42
- 4 - Glow In The Dark 6:55
- 5 - Carved By The Moon 2:41
- 6 - Canteen Sandwich 7:43
- 7 - Lonehead 5:38
- 8 - Walking Backwards 3:42
why we love this
A captivating journey through life's abundant offerings, where the whimsical melodies of a wobbly guitar synthesizer blend with the gentle murmurs of a double bass.
about the record
Instigated by the purchase of an antiquated Y2K era guitar synthesizer, How Was Your Life? was produced over the first half of 2022, in a large part the result of in-studio improvisation. Where Will’s previous releases under various guises have often been conceived by conceptual frameworks, How Was Your Life? was carved by equipment that offered both possibilities and parameters that Will relished and explored to the nth degree. The Roland GR33 not only provided sublime guitar sounds but also empowered the guitar to convincingly mimic fretless bass, tabla and a vast percussive array, also summoning an artillery of uniquely outer atmospheres over the course of the record. The resulting concoction sounds familiar yet subtly, unshakeably otherworldly, shaping up as perhaps the most honed, energized, and beatific Memotone album to date.
