Mantra

We made several new mixes of MK Machine, sort of tough to get it absolutely right, but I think the new mixes have much more bite, danger, louder guitars, whatever. We need to do two more songs, so The Doctor

Peace

We’ve spent the last two hours listening back to our mixes and decided to redo Mind Control Machine with a bit more edge to it, but we also managed to finish this little acoustic ballad about falling asleep at a party.

21st Century Slave

We have moved on to the second possible single, a jangly melancholic tale of paranoia, surveillance and Orwellian scenarios. 1984 was meant as a warning, not a

Open Doors

Those who have watched the Born To Lose movie will know this song from a scene in my kitchen where I am playing a rough almost wordless version of it. The lyric is about

Termination

The final track for today is clearly the longest, so it might also be the hardest to mix. It’s an 8 minute majestic sounding drone with lots of tracks of looping effects

Red The Signpost

Our cover of this classic psych track by early electronic pioneers Fifty Foot Hose is similar in sound to the last couple of tracks

Freedom

We started day 2 with improving on our mix of Reality from yesterday. Slightly less moog effects and slightly more phased bass. The swirling Leslie and tapedelay

Reality

Reality is very similar in sound, a 6 minute spacerock blast. Right now, we are trying some phaser on the basstrack. The recordings are generally

Mind Control Machine

Next up is what I imagine as the opening of the album and one of the earliest songs I wrote this time.  The lyrics were inspired by a 

E.S.P.

I’m now seated in the back of the controlroom at STC studios in Copenhagen, in the company of my technical friends Dr. Hansen and Moody. We’ve decided to start with a track that probably