The tyrant we lynched hasn't figured out he's dead yet.
"Head on a Stick". The second single from the album, "Unfortunately..."
Recorded at: Hipposonic Studios, Vancouver, BC
Recorded by: Dave "Rave" Ogilvie and Liam Moes
Mixed by Anthony "Fu" Valcic
Mastered by. Brock McFarlane - CPS Mastering
Vocals, Guitar: Jim Newton
Bass: Don Binns
Loops,
The tyrant we lynched hasn't figured out he's dead yet.
"Head on a Stick". The second single from the album, "Unfortunately..."
Recorded at: Hipposonic Studios, Vancouver, BC
Recorded by: Dave "Rave" Ogilvie and Liam Moes
Mixed by Anthony "Fu" Valcic
Mastered by. Brock McFarlane - CPS Mastering
Vocals, Guitar: Jim Newton
Bass: Don Binns
Loops, Noises: Erkan Gencol
Drums: Sean Stubbs
Quit telling me to be scared all the time.
"The World Is Going to End Tomorrow". The first single from the album, "Unfortunately..."
Recorded at: Hipposonic Studios, Vancouver, BC
Recorded by: Dave "Rave" Ogilvie and Liam Moes.
Mixed by Anthony "Fu" Valcic
Mastered by. Brock McFarlane - CPS Mastering
Vocals, Guitar: Jim Newton
Bass: Don Binns
Quit telling me to be scared all the time.
"The World Is Going to End Tomorrow". The first single from the album, "Unfortunately..."
Recorded at: Hipposonic Studios, Vancouver, BC
Recorded by: Dave "Rave" Ogilvie and Liam Moes.
Mixed by Anthony "Fu" Valcic
Mastered by. Brock McFarlane - CPS Mastering
Vocals, Guitar: Jim Newton
Bass: Don Binns
Loops, Noises: Erkan Gencol
Drums: Sean Stubbs
A veteran's lament.
A nasty little number. Punchy hard rock. Deals with undervaluing sacrifices made by people in times of crisis.
No bad words.
The first single from the album The World Is Going To End Tomorrow by Vancouver's Rat Silo.
Originally released as a single on November 7, 2019.
Re-released as an album track June 15, 2020
Recorded and
A veteran's lament.
A nasty little number. Punchy hard rock. Deals with undervaluing sacrifices made by people in times of crisis.
No bad words.
The first single from the album The World Is Going To End Tomorrow by Vancouver's Rat Silo.
Originally released as a single on November 7, 2019.
Re-released as an album track June 15, 2020
Recorded and mixed by Mike Foster at Blackfish Sound.
Composed by: James Gordon Newton Lyrics by: James Gordon Newton
Jim Newton: Guitars, Vocals Don Binns: Bass Sean Stubbs: Drums Erkan Gencol: Loops, Noises
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Please consider the latest album release from Vancouver’s Rat Silo.
Maybe we can compare the vibe of this release to The Cure's Disintegration, Radiohead's OK Computer or the first album by Sons Of Freedom. Rat Silo actually has two members from SOF.
No bad words in this music. Just bad thoughts.
Jim Newton: Guitars, Vocals Don Binns: Bass Sean
Please consider the latest album release from Vancouver’s Rat Silo.
Maybe we can compare the vibe of this release to The Cure's Disintegration, Radiohead's OK Computer or the first album by Sons Of Freedom. Rat Silo actually has two members from SOF.
No bad words in this music. Just bad thoughts.
Jim Newton: Guitars, Vocals Don Binns: Bass Sean Stubbs: Drums Erkan Gencol: Loops, Noises
Tracks 1,3,4,and 9 recorded and mixed at Blackfish Sound by Mike Foster. Tracks 2,5,6,7,8,and 10 recorded at Hipposonic Studio by Dave “Rave” Ogilvie and Anthony “Fu” Valcic. All Tracks Mixed at The Fudio by Dave “Rave” Ogilvie and Anthony “Fu” Valcic. Mastered at CPS Mastering by Brock McFarlane. Original Art by Jim Newton. Graphics and Layout by Sean Stubbs.
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Rat Silo's 2011 10-track album recorded and mixed by Dave "Rave" Ogilvie at the legendary Mushroom Studios in Vancouver, BC.
Released October 28, 2011
Vocals and Guitar: Jim Newton Guitar: Finn Manniche Bass Don Binns Keyboards: Dave Osborne Drums: Sean Stubbs
Bass – Don Binns Drums – Sean Stubbs Guitar – Finn Manniche Keyboards – Dave "Oz" Osborne* Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar – Jim Newton Mixed By – Mark Henning Recorded By – Rob Handel
Bass – Don Binns Drums – Sean Stubbs Guitar – Finn Manniche Keyboards – Dave "Oz" Osborne* Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar – Jim Newton Recorded and Mixed By – Mark Henning