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This is precisely where Borland wants to be. 'Thank goodness they saw in me what I did outside of BIZKIT,' Borland says of the invitation. It was Rosson who introduced Borland to the Moog team, at dinner one night during which they invited Borland to perform. The durational will mostly be a solo performance but will include support from Alex Rosson, former head of audio at Detroit's Shinola and the ears and vision behind Audeze headphones. I'm set up for all kinds of things to happen, including accidents.' I've set up tons of instruments and made railroad tracks that come together to a central hub where I can record a loop of those things and have it run and then play over it and then have other stations that have their own loopers playing by themselves and I can enjoy the imperfection of those things overlapping each other. Describing the rig, Borland says that 'it's basically multiple delay pedals and loopers and samplers going into a small mixing console which goes into a main sampler/looper. In addition to debuting new songs at Moogfest, Borland is presenting a custom sonic rig central to his performance.

#Limp bizkit first album plus

That score plus something from Wagner, something from both, has to be present in every single single.' 'And also Jan Hammer's score to 'Miami Vice'. 'Every single song has to have something in it that comes from Wagner's Ring cycle - an idea or thought, or some musical element, something to me, that I've filtered through the Ring cycle, any of the four,' Borland says. This new set of music also adheres to two additional rules. The only outside help I had was mastering.' The third one, no help from outside sources was set up to challenge myself to be a better musician and engineer. For some reason, I have no problem cranking out riff after riff, it's like a conveyor belt in my head. I want them to sit in that uncanny valley between human and not, not male or female, not human or electronic.

'I want the vocals to be androgynous, between male and female. 'The voice rule was inspired by artists like PLANNINGTOROCK, AIR, DAFT PUNK and APHEX TWIN,' Borland explains. Although the new material is slightly different and follows a more conventional song pattern, it still adheres to the same rules Borland imposed on himself for 'Crystal Machete': no unprocessed vocals, no outside help from anyone else, and no distorted guitar. 'Matadors & Daughters' provides a bridge between Borland's work on his 2016 electronic rock album, 'Crystal Machete', and his commissioned work for Moogfest. The single premiered yesterday via Rolling Stone, which calls 'Matador & Daughters' 'phantasmagoric' while 'Arcturus' is a more 'umbral, cinematic B-side.' While the single is out today, the new material will be featured on the LP 'Astral Hand' via Borland's own imprint, Edison Sound, and be distributed by The Orchard in the fall of 2018. The single includes 'Arcturus' on the B-side and is among the new music that Borland will debut as part of his four-hour durational performance at Moogfest 2018 in Durham, North Carolina, May 17-20 featuring a custom-built sonic rig. Now that Limp Bizkit and Cash Money 'are living together,' he said, 'now that we're married, we'll see what happens when we start doing more вЂ¦ I've been waiting my whole life for this type of feeling.LIMP BIZKIT guitarist Wes Borland has released 'Matadors & Daughters', the first single from his upcoming solo album. 'We want to let everybody know this is just an introduction,' Durst said. The 'crazy metal record' is intended to balance out the group's hip-hop experimentalism, Durst said: ' will service our core and counter-balance these big, fat, ginormous hip-rock songs we're going to do.' The music will probably be released as an EP called The Unquestionable Truth, Part 2. Nevertheless, Cash Money sees something in the combination of Durst, now 41, and the band's guitarist, Wes Borland. They haven't had a mainstream charting single since 2003's Behind Blue Eyes.

Although their first four albums were blockbusters, a 2005 LP barely broke the US top 25, and 2011's Gold Cobra creaked in at No 16. It's an unlikely reinvention for Limp Bizkit, who seemed destined for a rap-rock retirement home, despite reuniting in 2009. You go in and walk out with a monster and keep moving forward song after song.' 'You just come in and you're there and you give it 110% for 12 hours, 24, 36 hours and you leave with a song. Ready to Go was produced by Love in this Club's Polow Da Don, and is just the first volley in Durst's plans for a rock band that works as rap and R&B stars do вЂ“ flying in to meet with producers, recording, and flying out.