J A T U N

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Just about finished mixing the debut eleventhfloorrecords album. Just 1 song left to go, and it only needs the smallest adjustment.

I should hopefully have the debut Dunes of Bandon album finished this weekend. It’s been neglected for a few months due to working on Sweden’s most epic album ever. There’s also a second album to mix, but we still need to add some stuff.

The Biltmore Dive full-length, “The Scientist And His Lonely Experiments” is currently in the mixing stage. I still have no plans for this album, and am not sure what I’m going to do with it. Might Bandcamp it, might not. Hmmm…….

My friend Greg and I recently started a podcast called The Deadly Duo. It’s an hour-long show that will be released on the 1st and 15th of every month. I used to podcast quite regularly some years ago, so I’m looking forward to getting back into the game. There’s no set format for the show really, we’ll keep things fresh by playing from lots of different genres.

My remix of Anklebiter’s “Absolution Is A Plushtoy” has been released on Tympanik Audio on CD and is available digitally worldwide here soon. For a short time you can stream the track on my SoundCloud page.

There’s a new Jatun album in the works. I don’t know if it’s going to be an EP or full-length at this point, but I should hopefully get that wrapped up within a few months time. It’s been pushed back a bit since I’m moving into a different house at the end of this month.

Last, but not least, I’ve been writing a lot of different material these days (nearly 2 albums worth), stuff that reeks of the early 1990’s. It’s a mesh of shoegaze & heavy indie rock that’s largely inspired by bands like Hum, Castor, Shiner, Swervedriver, Yo La Tengo, Archers of Loaf, Pia Fraus, My Bloody Valentine, Codeine, Earth, and Boris. There’s a bit of a doom vibe on these songs thanks to the wall of fuzzed out guitars, which I’m sure is going to make some Jatun fans quite happy. I’m hoping to put a 4-piece together by the end of this year and still have yet to come up with a name.