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FAILED TO HEED : a PREVIEW of the next THREE SONG EP < vocals coming soon >

Failed to Heed (instrumentals) by IDENTITY THEORY

Failed to Heed (instrumentals)

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FAILED TO HEED (instrumentals) is a three song album featuring the project's transition from voice, guitar, and Boss BR-800 drum machine, to Kurzweil synthesizer and Alesis drum machine, as well as voice and guitar, and Read more

FAILED TO HEED (instrumentals) is a three song album featuring the project's transition from voice, guitar, and Boss BR-800 drum machine, to Kurzweil synthesizer and Alesis drum machine, as well as voice and guitar, and features redux versions of three songs from the album, SUBLIMATE: Tears of the Phoenix, Spirit Molecule, now titled, Walk Away, and Failed to Heed. Vocals are currently being developed and added to these mixes..

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In the Studio—FEBRUARY

The SAILOR and the MERMAID

Once upon a time, there was a sailor who decided not to sail with the various established fleets on the high seas; rather, he chose to explore uncharted seas alone and in solitude.

As time went on, the adventures of this particular sailor passed from port to port, ship to ship, crew to crew, mate to mate, until much to the sailor's surprise, he amassed a small crew and even doubly surprising still, his small boat no longer set sail alone, no, now his days and nights were accompanied by a small flotilla, not as strong and impressive as those other fleets covering the surface of the sea, but somehow, someway, his small boat — now a ship — and it's faithful crew, were salty enough to gain attention — only, not so much from above the waves, as below...

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FAILED TO HEED album art preview — original photography by Natasha Loudermilk, additional edits and design by Jonathan Carter Schall

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