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Rob

Rob@musicians.today

<p>Swiss-based musician - bass, guitar, keys, vocals of varying competencies. Played in Sydney in the 80s, Brisbane in the 90s, Myspace in the 00s + a rogue folk-acoustic set somewhere in there, nothing at all in the 10s!, and now active again. Several solo, collaborative and band activities locally and in Australia.</p><p>Avatar is a picture of me - a bald guy with a long white beard singing into a microphone.</p><p>Header image is a picture of a wall with several of my guitars and basses hanging on it.</p>

Posts

  • Post #3896204

    Someone (@revivalrecords @TheVinylApe@cupoftea.social mentioned The Sonics before, and I just stumbled on this KEXP live from 2015. Fuck, they must be pushing 70 and you&#39;d never know. Some amazing cameos like Eddie Vedder, and all of them being totally humble in front of the OGs. Mind blown. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFolqS24Y6U&amp;list=RDBFolqS24Y6U&amp;start_radio=1

  • Post #3411219

    It&#39;s the local Pride march tomorrow and the forcast is for 37°C (99F). I&#39;m actually suprised they haven&#39;t postponed it like in Paris. The kids are going but I will sit this one out, unfortunately. https://www.lausannepride.ch/

  • Post #2275275

    Good humans are hard to find, especially those with a pronounced and prolonged public visibility. I loved this little hat-tip to Attenborough. 100 years is not nothing. Wow.

  • Post #2185417

    It&amp;#39;s BandCamp Friday and I&amp;#39;m terrible at self-promotion! Also, my band&amp;#39;s 4-track is free, but if you want to throw a little coin our way we&amp;#39;ll get all of it and spend it sensibly... We need to get back into the studio soon, but this is still a standout track that&amp;#39;s still fairly representive of where our sound is going. #IndieRock #BandCamp https://multicolor-musique.bandcamp.com/track/je-veux-dispara-tre

  • Post #1887844

    Something just made me think about this. A cover of Little Red Corvette by Stuart Zender&amp;#39;s (Of Jamiroquai fame) Leroi. Not easy to find - this is just audio of questionable quality, but here it is.

  • Post #808097

    I&amp;#39;ve been slowly tinkering with The Mavis Grind project. Uncharacteristically, perhaps, I&amp;#39;m not sharing anything at the moment, but having fun searching for sounds and ideas. I&amp;#39;ve got a few (extremely) rough tracks recorded, and I think I&amp;#39;m finding the sound I want. I&amp;#39;m also having fun forcing myself to write with the bass - I&amp;#39;m a bass player but that is not how I traditionally write songs. Fun times!

  • Post #808095

    Not sure I&amp;#39;ve ever shared a Beato video before but this interview with Maynard James Keenan and Mat Mitchell from Puscifer is a fascinating deepdive into how they work and create music. Quite impressive from a purely artisitc endevour but the technical perspective is next level. #MusicProduction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkqLDv0O1GQ

  • Post #808092

    It&amp;#39;s weird how we view things in the world. Sometimes in infinite detail, and sometimes, not at all. Anyway, I&amp;#39;m going to bed. It&amp;#39;s Friday tomorrow; that could be fun.

  • Post #646984

    My partner in crime was taking our grandkidling home on the bus and they noticed someone riding down the hill on a skateboard and juggling at the same time. As you do. They went along with the bus for a while and now I have two jobs. Teach the GK juggling, and then skateboarding - not sure they&amp;#39;re ready for the skateboard just yet. Also, shout out to everyone riding skateboards around and juggling. Your an inspiration to 4 year olds everywhere. 😜

  • Post #643139

    ‘80s singer Thomas Dolby on raising queer kids: “The eldest is trans, the middle is a lesbian, &amp;amp; the youngest is a drummer”

  • Post #610834

    Got out for a first proper ride for the year. Cheating a bit with this photo from last April, but it was a similarly gorgeous day, although the trees were less green.

  • Post #610833

    It&amp;#39;s international women&amp;#39;s day &amp;amp; I was thinking about posting some women musicians that were important for me. To start it off, it has to be Suzy Quatro. There are probably obvious reasons why a young boy might like Suzy, but what stuck out was the attitude and I could never thank her enough for showing little me that women could do this rock shit too, and generally give the midlle finger to anyone that deserved it. #InternationalWomensDay #Music https://www.youtube.c...

  • Post #610832

    Louise Elliott. Another woman, not up front, but a total driving force on Sax for the Laughing Clowns. Eternally Yours is a masterpiece because she was there. #InternationalWomensDay #Music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQW9ZWqtEQA&amp;amp;list=RDUQW9ZWqtEQA&amp;amp;start_radio=1

  • Post #610830

    A timeless reminder from my blackboard this morning.

  • Post #569785

    A bit of a BandCamp Friday shout out for a friend of mine who just put out a new album. If you like a bit of synth-driven experimental, ambient music it&amp;#39;s well worth a listen. #BandcampFriday #Synth #music #Ambient https://lampyridael.bandcamp.com/album/a-secret-whispered-to-the-dark

  • Post #414911

    As an example of my self-promotion skills, I decided to rerelease some old music on a Sunday night. Maybe time to boost that a little. It&amp;#39;s a bit of electronica/experimentation I made in the mid-2000s when I was isolated &amp;amp; without &amp;quot;real&amp;quot; instruments. Mostly. Also just riding the BC Friday wave as this is free in any case. Although donations are always gratefully accepted 🙂. Honestly, just happy if someone listens and doesn&amp;#39;t laugh. #IndieMusic #Bandcam...