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New on Second Thought Records: Greg Jackson - The Golden Hour. Greg's debut EP is a mixed release, ranging from short acoustic songs, to mixed, looped guitarry instrumentals and Radiohead-sounding epics. 1. Untitled 1 2. Absent Attacks 3. Not Like You 4. Untitled 2 5. Untitled 3 6. When I Wear Red Things Go Bad 7. Horoscopes The Golden Hour was originally going to be released as a full band EP called Ricochet, but as time passed, I lost a drummer, and delved deeper into a wider taste in music than my initial indie rock beginnings, leading to a new selection of more optimistic songs written, as opposed to the teen angst-ridden material of the original tracklist. Untitled 1 was a number of short guitar ideas for different songs which never really worked, and ended up meshed together in a short instrumental. Absent Attacks are similar to epileptic fits, in which people blank out, the song itself is a Syd Barrett-esque stroll into the world of the slightly surreal. Not Like You is the only remaning song from the Ricochet era, and is a classic example of bitterness towards self-centered individuals who are seek personal gratification. Untitled 2 was a short jam, and after several attempts at studio recording, it was decided none captured the same feel as the original demo, recorded on a 2-track in my bedroom. That version appears here. Untitled 3 comes from original classical leanings, with a slight folky feel. The birds were initially intended to be slowed down, but left at the correct pitch after it was decided the track shouldn't sound evil. When I Wear Red Things Go Bad is a silly sentimental song, which is basically about the quirkiness you get when you like someone, and the paranoia that comes with it too. Musically, it was inspired by Rubber Soul-era Beatles and classic doo-wop chord progessions. Horoscopes is one my most recent, and probably most sincere songs, about a fictional girl who is wistful and deeply believe in fate, and when things go wrong, just accepts it. Helped strongly by Ross |
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who contributed the keyboards and drums, leaving the version here very different from the acoustic demo. All guitars and lead vocals by Greg Jackson, with Ross Baker providing keyboards and drums on Horoscopes. The EP is produced by Ross Baker. The EP can be bought for £4.00 from the Second Thought Records site. |
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