Solder Theory's Debut Release Coming Soon!

Not that it's that big of a deal, but here is the wikipedia page for the album:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Lies_(Solder_Theory_album)

There was a wiki page for Solder Theory as well, but it got deleted, lol.

p0mt3 wrote: Not that it's that big of a deal, but here is the wikipedia page for the album: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Lies_(Solder_Theory_album) There was a wiki page for Solder Theory as well, but it got deleted, lol.

p0mt3 wrote: darksideof wrote: p0mt3 wrote: Not that it's that big of a deal, but here is the wikipedia page for the album: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Lies_(Solder_Theory_album) There was a wiki page for Solder Theory as well, but it got deleted, lol. wow it looks great  too bad it was deleted... Yeah, they basically told me that in order for a band to 'eligible' for inclusion on Wikipedia, they have to have released at least two albums on a pro record label.

*sigh*

Which is of course a somewhat disingenuous thing to say...

Circa is there, and they aren't on a label at all.

p0mt3 wrote: Epignosis wrote: p0mt3 wrote: darksideof wrote: p0mt3 wrote: Not that it's that big of a deal, but here is the wikipedia page for the album: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Lies_(Solder_Theory_album) There was a wiki page for Solder Theory as well, but it got deleted, lol. wow it looks great  too bad it was deleted... Yeah, they basically told me that in order for a band to 'eligible' for inclusion on Wikipedia, they have to have released at least two albums on a pro record label. *sigh* Which is of course a somewhat disingenuous thing to say... Circa is there, and they aren't on a label at all. No worries. Once we get a huge following, I bet they'll reconsider.

And that's when you tell them to remove your band page, that they aren't worthy of you!

Ha . . . well, it seems they finally deleted the album page as well, so Solder Theory once again no longer exists, according to the fine fellows at wiki-suckmycork-pedia. 

MovingPictures07 wrote: p0mt3 wrote: Ha . . . well, it seems they finally deleted the album page as well, so Solder Theory once again no longer exists, according to the fine fellows at wiki-suckmycork-pedia.  I really think that's such a stupid and arbitrary rule. It's 2009, not 1979.

Well, it wouldn't have bothered me too much, except . . . that took a lot of work on my part, setting up an artist page and an accompanying article about the upcoming album.

Ah, well. Someday, perhaps.

I'm applying for an additional third guitar, or just 12 string, and maybe the flute if I can.

Hey, just in case some people may still be interested, the official myspace page is currently streaming two demo clips of songs in-the-works, a 98% finished full song (soon to be updated!), and one ambient interlude piece. It's all planned to go on the album next year, so hopefully it will serve as a bit of a 'taste' as to what the finished product will sound like, even if the stuff is still fairly rough at the moment.

http://www.myspace.com/soldertheory

Let me know how it's sounding, guys. And be honest (but nice)!


Edited by JLocke - October 08 2010 at 18:05

Untitled Demo is really nice - Simple and virtuosic, and great, fresh sounds!

Now listening to Somewhere Inside... The piano sounds quite thin and fake-ish on this one, if that makes sense. The vocals remind me of early Maynard! Production isn't great, but its a lovely track with some really interesting instrumentation.

Great work p0mt3!
Keep it up... And PM me when its available to order!
-Joel

^That was what I was getting at about the piano - I meant it sounded artificial, but considering it was self produced, it still sounded fantastic!