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electrocelte 9​.​0

by Supersonic Tartan Death Machine

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    Buy the entire album: you get a lovely bonus CD booklet WITH lyrics, liner notes, photos and so on. It is simply gorgeous. AND currently, you don't get the booklet with ANY other digital music store purchase... so that is food for thought. Thank you! :)
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Full album purchase gets you a CD-style PDF booklet with these sweet lyrics. THANKS for your purchase, true believer!
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Full album purchase gets you a CD-style PDF booklet with these sweet lyrics. THANKS for your purchase, true believer!
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Full album purchase gets you a CD-style PDF booklet with these sweet lyrics. THANKS for your purchase, true believer!

about

Welcome to the 6th full album release by Supersonic Tartan Death Machine. This music was created between Fall 2014 and May 2015. It is again a mystical and highly varied ride through Celtic lands, in the 21st Century. Electronic sounds, modern beats and technological wizardry meet the primal sounds of pipes, Irish whistles and the voice of a man who grew up surrounded by the music and song of a vibrant Montreal Irish Pub scene. It is a tip of the hat to many styles and genres, but the listener will eventually recognize; it is Jeff McCarthy doing what he does best: bringing the sound of bagpipes to the people.

The songs speak of love, loss and worlds teetering on the edge of apocalypse. The latter are thoroughly fantastic "what if" tales rendered into song. The menace is there, but let it not deter the listener. These are dark worlds that do have an exit door at the other end of the tunnel...

The instrumental tracks can be traditional, they can be improvisational, they can be downright different. One is in fact a traditional military style march composed as a tribute to a lost friend.

I dedicate this album to this last, Pipe Major Kirk Johnstone, a good friend, a positive force, and someone who gave so very much to the Piping, Drumming, Highland Dancing and Scottish Communities of Montreal.

The album cover features the Keith Tartan in the background, and "The Heavy Horse", a magnificent sculpture that stands by the M8 in Glasgow. It was designed and created by master sculptor Andy Scott. www.scottsculptures.co.uk

credits

released July 1, 2015

Thanks to the following for contributing their time, effort and talents to this album!!

•Bass: Guy Beeri Mauseth (Rude Duke) on Track 5
•Acoustic Guitar: Colin Powell (A Multitude of One) on Track 5
•Highland Snare Drum: Michael Poxon on Track 5
•Original percussion sample "canela" by Servando (but modified) on Track 9
•Samples from "Radio Silence" by Clif Johnston, Mood481 on Track 10
•Nasally and Other Vocals on Track 10 by Elfpants
•Kleenex Box-Elastic One string Guitar™ and Additional Vocals on Track 10: C-A McCarthy

Thanks to all who listen to my tracks and give me feedback; it's always appreciated!

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Supersonic Tartan Death Machine Montréal, Québec

CUMHA NA THA SIBH. You can call it "électrocelte", electronic-celtic-alternative indierock fusion. I use iPad & a wide variety of great iOS apps to make my music. I wear a kilt daily, play highland pipes, border pipes, Irish Whistles, & am a prolific composer/writer & singer of new tunes & songs. My inspirations include Martyn Bennett, Rare Air & Gordon Duncan.

GET DOWN WITH THE DEATH MACHINE!
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