EOI updates

I've updated the EOI site with some new (old) content that was on the previous site. I added two live sets, one from the 2nd Annual Guerilla Music Fest, and the second from our show at "Under The Radar" in 26mix, SF. The 2ndAGM Fest release even includes some (oh so exciting) footage of EOI in action. Now you can (once again) hear and witness EOI, completely unedited (as opposed to mostly unedited from the album releases).

Medl @ Maker's Faire

If you were out enjoying the sunshine at the Maker's Fair in San Mateo this Sunday, you might have heard our new album Medly play over the PA after the teriffic set by Broker Dealer. Many thanks to DJ Doublekick for putting us on. It was the best "hack" of the fair for me :)

Download mp3's of Medly - free!

Medling Again - Medly Remixes

Medling Again is a collection of remixes of the album Medly by Medl. Medl contributed all the tracks from each song to the ccmixter sharing framework to be mixed and mashed by anyone who was interested, and these are the result. Thanks again to everyone who contributed!

Summer Never Came Mix (Summer Came Late this Year Remix) by Cubikbeats
So Many Stars (Muchas Estrellas Remix) by Luke Tripp
Taken Breaks (Given Pause Remix) by dsl
Summer Will Never Come Again (Summer Came Late This Year Remix) by Blue Vitriol
Back Goes Stuff (Stuff Goes Back Remix) by grok243

Download the complete album as a single zip file

Creatively Uncommon 2006

Release Date: 12/15/2006

This compilation was put together by Vocoiders to celebrate the 4th anniversary of Creative Commons, using tracks released under various CC Licenses.

01 Organ Music - Al Hotchkiss
License: v2.5 Attribution-ShareAlike
Location: US

02 Every Good Boy Deserves Favor - Jacob Z.
License: v2.5 Attribution-NonCommercial
Location: US

03 plusvolume - Reverend Micah
License: v2.5 Attribution-NoDerivs
Location: US
Special Thanks to Girlfight Recordings for contributing this Pre-Release from the full album coming next fall


04 Muchas Estrellas - Medl
License: v2.5 Attribution-NonCommercial
Location: US

05 Talk S#!+ - Squelchy with Low Noise Amplifire
License: v2.5 Attribution-NonCommercial
Location: US

06 Switch - Adhesive
License: Spain v2.5 Attribution
Location: Spain

07 Untitled - Dsl
License: v2.5 Attribution-NonCommercial
Location: US


08 Ofelia - Rominger
License: Spain v2.5 Attribution
Location: Spain


09 FLA-MIX - Antuan Graftio
License: v2.5 Attribution-NonCommercial
Location: Russia


10 future bird conference - Low Noise Amplifire
License: v2.5 Attribution-NonCommercial
Location: US

11 Frutta - Lebenswelt & ONQ
License: v2.5 Attribution-NonCommercial
Location: Italy

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MEDL - Medly

"Medly" is the 9 song debut album from MEDL (San Francisco producers Mike Evans and Doug Land). Following in the tradition of synth pop and loop-based electronica, the duo's brand of evocative synthetic melodies has drawn comparisons to the work of such artists as Plaid, Mouse on Mars, Solvent, ISAN, Dntel and Fourtet.

Reviews:
Medly Review on playtherecords

01 Summer Came Late This Year
02 The Bane
03 Muchas Estrellas
04 Given Pause
05 Feliz Naviblah
06 Soft on the Tarmac
07 Triggerhappy
08 Stuff Goes Back
09 Nother Rainy Day

Download Album: Medl - Medly

Licensing:

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License.

MEDL - Random

01 AnotheRuddYesterday
02 Say My Name

Licensing:

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License.

MEDL

MEDL combines the forces of Squelchy and Dsl. Together they make electronica combining sequences of live jams, samples and acoustic errata.

Squelchy, a.k.a. Mike Evans, has been making music in San Francisco for the past decade - causing trouble and getting free beers as a drummer/singer/guitarist/knob-twiddler with bands like the Shimmer Kids Underpop Association (now the Society of Rockets), Vaportrail, and the Soapbox.

Dsl, a.k.a cable, a.k.a Doug Land, has been creating acoustic havok for almost as long. He's been involved in several other musical projects including The Yellow Lights of Death, pup, and most recently MEDL, as well as occasionally working on tracks of his own.

Together with Low Noise Amplifier, Evans and Land were also co-founding members of the now-defunct Engines of Innuendo, an improv electronica band which combined live instruments with laptops and synths.


Releases:
Medly