Have a listen to the new EP Farm Muscles by The Groenlings below. If you like what you hear, you can download any or all of the individual tracks in the tab above called “Download ‘Farm Muscles’ For Free.”
Track 1. Blame it on Your Heart
Track 2. Farm Muscles Part I
Track 3. Welcome to the Fruityard
Track 4. The Lightning and the Cleansing and the Black
Track 5. Black Eucalyptus Tree
Track 6. Down by the River on a Friday Night
Track 7. Farm Muscles Part II
Track 8. Can I Sleep in Your Arms
I was reading something on-line last night about using a Walkman and Audacity to take tapes and convert them to mp3s. So I dug out the only Camp Standing Rock “album” that has yet to be digitized (I think) and uploaded most of the tracks. I actually found two tapes – one was labeled A State of Virginia: Master Tape, and the other one said April 2003 but it included a lot of the same songs plus some more (and several versions of each.) Here I have taken six tracks from the Master Tape and made them available as downloads in the “Download A State of Virginia For Free” tab. If I have the time and drive to go trough the other tape and pick out some tracks worth posting I may make those available here too at some point. At any rate, hope you enjoy these tunes from way back in the days of ‘03.
–Brandon
Track 1. Are You Ready for a Bullride?
Track 2. Greek Fire
Track 3. A State of Virginia
Track 4. I Bought an Old Globe
Track 5. Hooray for the Lazy Day
Track 6. Let’s Take a Nap (B. Graner)
April’s here. The Birds are Back. The Bird’s have Returned and April’s Here.
Welcome to The Groenlings’ blog. So I guess at some point we might write a little something about ourselves, but basically Ben and I are just a couple guys getting together for fun times, recording a few covers and original tunes, doing our fair share of sonic experimentation, and mainly just loving the process of recording music. As you can probably tell straight away, none of this gets taken all that seriously — none of our equipment is all that great and just about anything is fair game as an ‘instrument’ — but that doesn’t mean it isn’t made, and presented to you, with love and care. I hope you enjoy at least a little of what you find here, and stay tuned for more in the future.
Cheers,
Brandon L. Bueling
6:58 PM Fargo, ND
