This post is for those that may still be following the blog.
Mechanized Warfare is no more, and the final release was in Summer 2016.
I started producing music again in November 2019 under the name The Evil Dark.
If you want new music from me, look for it under the new name.
http://evildarkmusic.bandcamp.com/
Thank you!
Saturday, January 25, 2020
Thursday, April 30, 2015
new song "bulimic runaround"
this song is actually a cover of a song from an old band i was involved with (which has been defunct for about a decade)... proper credits to Black Gun Barrels for the original version.
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Elektro Villain vol 4 + website & youtube channel
Elektro Villian Volume 004 is out now!
go grab a copy of this awesome compilation:
There is a brand new youtube channel for Elektro Villain!
and there's also a website!
http://www.elektrovillain.com
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Thursday, March 19, 2015
"The Subsurface" Episode 18, feat. Mechanized Warfare
Mechanized Warfare has made an appearance on The Subsurface episode 18,
a podcast hosted by A Ghost In The Way.
This episode features lots of music from Mechanized Warfare
as well as some interview questions and announcements:
The Long Road Ahead EP (March 2015 Release)
The 4 song "The Long Road Ahead" EP is available to download via dropbox
Download Here:
The EP is also available to listen to in it's entirety on YouTube:
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
New EP to be released March 17th, 2015
"The Long Road Ahead" EP is due to be released on March 17th!
What's unique to this release?
This release will be 11 minutes long, contain 4 songs, be entirely instrumental,
and a few of the songs might sound familiar to loyal fans.
Also, if anybody runs a radio station, or knows somebody who runs one & would like to play my music, please get in contact with me... thanks!
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Sunday, February 1, 2015
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface"
Need new music?
(posting the episodes that play a song from Mechanized Warfare)
(posting the episodes that play a song from Mechanized Warfare)
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface" Episode 12:
(Jan 31, 2015)
(Jan 31, 2015)
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface" Episode 13:
(Feb 7, 2015)
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface" Episode 14:
(Feb 13, 2015)
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface" Episode 15:
(Feb 20, 2015)
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface" Episode 16:
(Mar 2, 2015)
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface" Episode 20:
(Mar 29, 2015)
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface" Episode 25:
(Apr 27, 2015)
A Ghost In The Way's podcast "The Subsurface" Episode 26:
(Apr 28, 2015)
The Remixes for Elektro Ferret's "Just A Scratch"
I did two remixes for Elektro Ferret's song "Just A Scratch"
The First Remix:
The Second One, AKA The 'Scratchy' Remix:
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Download my music from these sites
Putting together a short list of places that my music can be downloaded (and to put aside any confusion as i belong to a number of sites mainly to get my name out there)...
The four places listed below are sites where you can download my music for Free!
Best place to download from:
-The Official Mechanized Warfare Site: Head over to the music page and download there. easiest place to find my music. The first section of the "music" page is called "Album Downloads", you can freely download the .zip files of the full releases listed, just by clicking the links. And these downloads contain the full quality of every song made. VISIT HERE
Second best:
-BandCamp: From the main page, you can pick what release you would like to download to get directed to it's own page, and from there you can download the entire release in a .zip file. A pro to downloading from bandcamp would be if you don't like the .mp3 format, they offer alternative formats. There's no upload limits here so quality is great. VISIT HERE
Third best:
-ReverbNation: Right on the front page in the middle is a section called "Discography". There you can click on a release to be directed to a page where you can download the songs. Only cons here is that you will have to download each song individually, and quality isn't always as good here since reverbnation has a 8MB upload size limit on songs VISIT HERE
And lastly:
-SoundCloud: Most stuff gets posted here, and is available for download. There is no upload size limit, but they do have a time limit on how much stuff can be on a single account's page. One of the main cons here is that sometimes when you play a song, there is a small quality loss because soundcloud has to convert every uploaded sound to 128mbps bitrate .mp3 format for playback. although when a song is downloaded the quality seems to be fine. Also some artists may chose to delete songs after a certain amount of time in order to accommodate the time limit. Another smaller con would be that you have to download each song individually, and sometimes the files may be slightly mislabeled since soundcloud doesn't correct the original file information. VISIT HERE
I hope that clears up any confusion. I do have some of music on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, and such other places (most places except Pandora/Rhapsody)... I went with a distributor to place my music on such markets but it's only to get my name and music out there and perhaps gain new fans. Also, those are the same songs you can get for free from the pages above!
The four places listed below are sites where you can download my music for Free!
Best place to download from:
-The Official Mechanized Warfare Site: Head over to the music page and download there. easiest place to find my music. The first section of the "music" page is called "Album Downloads", you can freely download the .zip files of the full releases listed, just by clicking the links. And these downloads contain the full quality of every song made. VISIT HERE
Second best:
-BandCamp: From the main page, you can pick what release you would like to download to get directed to it's own page, and from there you can download the entire release in a .zip file. A pro to downloading from bandcamp would be if you don't like the .mp3 format, they offer alternative formats. There's no upload limits here so quality is great. VISIT HERE
-ReverbNation: Right on the front page in the middle is a section called "Discography". There you can click on a release to be directed to a page where you can download the songs. Only cons here is that you will have to download each song individually, and quality isn't always as good here since reverbnation has a 8MB upload size limit on songs VISIT HERE
And lastly:
-SoundCloud: Most stuff gets posted here, and is available for download. There is no upload size limit, but they do have a time limit on how much stuff can be on a single account's page. One of the main cons here is that sometimes when you play a song, there is a small quality loss because soundcloud has to convert every uploaded sound to 128mbps bitrate .mp3 format for playback. although when a song is downloaded the quality seems to be fine. Also some artists may chose to delete songs after a certain amount of time in order to accommodate the time limit. Another smaller con would be that you have to download each song individually, and sometimes the files may be slightly mislabeled since soundcloud doesn't correct the original file information. VISIT HERE
I hope that clears up any confusion. I do have some of music on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, and such other places (most places except Pandora/Rhapsody)... I went with a distributor to place my music on such markets but it's only to get my name and music out there and perhaps gain new fans. Also, those are the same songs you can get for free from the pages above!
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