A new cover of "Nothing Is Real"

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A new cover of "Nothing Is Real"

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Hi guys,

Perhaps you'll like this? Covers of "Nothing Is Real" and "Whitewater" by Chuter:



Would love to hear your thoughts. Thank you.

Cheers,
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Post by rd1994 »

sounds good, in some parts the guitars are a bit too hard-hitting...they hould be a bit more...how should I say....subdued? is that the word?
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Post by LKaoaKSo »

I dig it. :o Really good! Intense.

Now i'm wondering what some of their other songs would sound like with this massive guitar sound.
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Why thanks!

rd: Fair enough. I appreciate your perspective : ) Personally I like the guitars like that - my music taste has predominantly spawned from a very metal-centric teenhood.

LkaoaKSo: I was thinking of doing "Cold Earth" to begin with actually. Might give that a go at some point.
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Post by StarblazerUK »

Great cover :)

As well as being into the likes of BoC, I quite like a bit of metal :) and this is a good mix.

I'd agree with the second poster that the guitars come in maybe a little to heavy to start, the drums could do with a little brightening, mainly the snare to make it pop a little. Has a sort of Isis/tool/kyuss sort of thing going on :)
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Chuter wrote:Why thanks!

rd: Fair enough. I appreciate your perspective : ) Personally I like the guitars like that - my music taste has predominantly spawned from a very metal-centric teenhood.
well mine too, I guess it just comes down to what it is...espcially in cover versions...It all comes down to balance...so
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I like it. Different perspective on the song, and a nice one.
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Post by Chuter »

Thanks for your feedback guys. I did a cover of Whitewater today in a similar style. Thought I'd share that with you too.

http://chuter.bandcamp.com/track/whitew ... nada-cover
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Post by ShammenDelly »

I've enjoyed listening to these covers so much. Its such a great take on Boards of Canada. I like the voices too.
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Post by panic button »

Sound awesome. Very very impressive.
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Post by polarbear »

nice cover!
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dude i love them, great work!
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That was *awesome*
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Post by todieisfun »

reminds me of Jesu... love it :D
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Yup, reminds me of Jesu too.
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The Whitewater cover is great! I enjoy your vox filling in the original samples as well.
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Post by DWNGRD »

The cover of Whitewater is amazing. A hard-edged, drone-filled take on my favorite Boards of Canada song.
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Sorry, I'm not feeling it. What makes the original such a great song is the sparseness of it, how it feels very small and sonically closed-in. This is a big wall of treble and carries over nothing from the original except the riff and the beat (arguably, since it's mixed so low). I understand it's a different take on the song, I just don't think it does it justice.
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Post by Chuter »

Thank you so much for your feedback here guys - really appreciated. I'd love to do more BoC covers like this, so I'd welcome any ideas/inspiration as to what to pursue next!

I listen to a lot of Jesu, so that'd explain that one. : )

And Cohesion - thanks for your feedback, really appreciated. I totally agree with you on what makes the original so great - it's such a delicate little track and I love it for that, although I heard potential in the melody for something much more vast and majestic too. It wasn't designed to do the original justice as such; just twist its central themes into my musical way of seeing things.
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