[ ductape halo - how a flawed system failed ]
a page that can explain the
complex use of verbage
sometimes associated with
ductape's songs & dialouge
to come in the future.
release 2002, late night sociopath meeting point productions
2. wake
3. lawnmower
4. holding cell
5. harmoninca
6. bitch
7. disappear
8. something to believe in
9. cry at work
10. completely
11. open heart
12. one place to go
13. oh so pretty
15. warming up
16. just like you
(1st version)
17. don't try to void me
18. no surrender
most of the songs written when he was with low rhythms were imporvised, then revised. lyrics were no longer pondered, but forced directly from ductape halo's mind on to tape.
the sound qualities on this album are so varied. becuase they were taken from sources such as digital files on the computer to hand held tape decks, the only consistancy is that ductape halo is singing and making all the music. it is hard to take at first, but the more one listens to it, the more addicting it gets. even the mistakes add charm to the magic of free-form song writing.
the picture is of ductape halo at age 3. it is ironic that this wont be the last time he will be in front of a policeman's camera.