Hi all,

recently I have compiled some recordings from rehearsals of our band into a kind of demo.
The band is called "Sproingg", and we are a trio of drums, guitar and Stick (I also occasionally play electric violin). We call our music "Space Punk Prog".
There's a shorter version for the impatient, and a longer one for those who would like to hear a bit more.
Here's the link:
I hope you like it and I'm looking forward to reading what you think of it! The music was recorded live during rehearsal with a Zoom H1.

All the best,
Johannes

Thanks for posting, Johannes.

I particularly liked the bit in 7/8 near the end. Looking forward to a more formal recording/videos of your band.

Gnarly bastard.

Good fun, thanks for posting. !

In order of listening: Homunculous Funkulous was a close second for best song title. Sugarwax Nailface had a keyboard-like sound on the rhythm and was my vote for best title of several good ones. Then, Alligator Peak was my favorite, until I hit Krummfutter, which was the best "jam" of the series to me.

Overall, I think I liked each successive song better than the ones before it, or maybe it just started growing on me. Last song with more keyboard-ish (B3 or organ) hits.

What'd I learn? You guys rock! Thanks for sharing!

Cool stuff! A fun listen, to be sure. Keep 'em comin'...

Thank you, Greg.

It will probably be a while until we will record something else. At the moment, it's more important to get some gigs, we need to play live. And we need to decide if we should add a fourth instrument or a vocalist or remain a three-piece.

All the best,
Johannes

Thanks! (I had to look up gnarly, I guess that fits. )

Thank you, Steve!

I'm glad you don't only like the titles of the songs.
The keyboard-like sound may be my Stick Guitar through the EHX Pitch Fork, with an added lower and upper octave.

All the best,
Johannes

Thank you! I will, we are working on several other pieces.

Naming stuff is hard, too! I love a good instrumental/song title. And thanks for how you got that sound! Krummfutter sounded very Frank Zappa-ish to me, which was a good thing! That was my favorite of the pieces. Cheers!