Survive the First 30 Seconds of This Song and You'll Get the EP Free!

[Scriabin]

Hello again,

For those of you who were brave enough to listen to my last song, "Mary Elizabeth Winstead" I present to you "Richard Cory."

If you can survive the first 30 seconds I'll send you our first EP titled "Celebrity" (mastered by Joe Lambert from Trutone) for free or a free beer coaster! Whichever you consider it more worthy of.

MySpace.com - Frantic Clam - Austin, Texas - Indie / Garage / Alternative - www.myspace.com/franticclam

Richard Cory

Thanks,

Scriabin

[Carlos Boll]

For some odd reason I was reminded of "Pass The Distance" by the wonderful Simon Finn when I heard this. Good work!

[Scriabin]

Originally Posted by Carlos Boll

For some odd reason I was reminded of "Pass The Distance" by the wonderful Simon Finn when I heard this. Good work!

You, sir, have won yourself a copy of the EP.

Feel free to PM me with contact details.

[SeanBlack]

Still very cool stuff, can't wait to hear the whole album!

[Mr. Liszt]

I like the music. Great moment at 1:48!!!! Brilliant!

Can't stand the vocals one bit though. This music could really use a different type of voice in my view. Something strong like you have but different. I really like how wild and raw at times they seem to be but the singer I don't think is a good fit for the band. I have a feeling the vocals sound like a band that I am not familiar with. I could easily be wrong.

A. Scriabin is one of my most loved composers of all time! I could talk about his music for days. I've read the Bowers Biography like 8 times.

[SlingeroGuitaro]

that's a cool song. its got a great austin vibe to it. the whistles and bgv's are great

[Scriabin]

Originally Posted by Mr. Liszt

I like the music. Great moment at 1:48!!!! Brilliant!

Can't stand the vocals one bit though. This music could really use a different type of voice in my view. Something strong like you have but different. I really like how wild and raw at times they seem to be but the singer I don't think is a good fit for the band. I have a feeling the vocals sound like a band that I am not familiar with. I could easily be wrong.

A. Scriabin is one of my most loved composers of all time! I could talk about his music for days. I've read the Bowers Biography like 8 times.

Scriabin is such an interesting character. I would sit for hours during college in the library listening to all his piano sonatas. Yeah, I agree my voice can be hit or miss sometimes. I struggle with coming across as too over the top. Then again, its not something youre used to hearing so i've got a love/hate relationship with it.

I'm glad you enjoyed the music, I used an old harmophone for the middle section that I found last weekend at a junk store. Pretty cool sound nonetheless.

If you guys pm me your details, Ill send you a copy of cd for free in a couple of weeks

thanks for listening.