Heartland

Posted: **05 Jan 2014, 07:07**

Here we are! 16 hours of studio work in total.
I haven't heard ANYONE cover Summer before, so I thought I'd be the first.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Zf7AUcwuUs

Posted: **05 Jan 2014, 11:40**

I like this

And somehow i realise how difficult is to work with the drum and bass of the songs in the studio. Many memories returned from the 90's decade on my mind

Ofc you have the potential to do this better but for the time given and the fact that there are no other studio recordings of the object to track, i can call this an excellent start point for good things to come

Posted: **05 Jan 2014, 12:30**

LyanvisAberrant wrote: I haven't heard ANYONE cover Summer before, so I thought I'd be the first.

I guess this was before the time you came to the Heartlands, but back then Raf and his band Ahrayeph did a great version too (bookended with Never Land!): http://ahrayeph.bandcamp.com/track/never-summer-land

I'm not saying this to annoy you, but to simple point you to another great version of this song

I'm also very much looking forward to a possible new era in the Ahrayeph story as they might be onstage again... with some very familiar faces in the line up

Posted: **05 Jan 2014, 14:24**

Thanks for the link radiojamaica

I didn't know this band before and they have some nice songs.

Posted: **05 Jan 2014, 15:52**

Wow..
AhrÃ¡yeph

I love that bass line with the drums

Excellent stuff, thank you for sharing radiojamaica

Posted: **05 Jan 2014, 18:12**

Glad you guys like it

Great band and Raf used to be a regular on here too...
On their bandcamp page there's more to listen to, their cover of A Forest is also excellent! http://ahrayeph.bandcamp.com/

And then there's this cover, live in Leuven (BE) and with quite a few Heartlanders in the audience: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a98wIPoWiX4

I can really recommended their (only) album Marooned on Samsara as well:
http://www.d-monic.net/d-m005-ahraacute ... msara.html

Posted: **05 Jan 2014, 22:52**

This Vale Of Tears from Antwerp -> Anaconda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI92AwpFHu0

Posted: **07 Jan 2014, 23:38**

Great effort, @LyanvisAberrant and co.
I particularly liked the first minute or so, with the octave higher vocal on the first verse sounding very effective.

Posted: **10 Jan 2014, 20:57**

Robson wrote:This Vale Of Tears from Antwerp -> Anaconda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI92AwpFHu0

With Eric Duffy?! Where is the time

Posted: **11 Jan 2014, 13:00**

radiojamaica wrote:
Robson wrote:This Vale Of Tears from Antwerp -> Anaconda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI92AwpFHu0
With Eric Duffy?! Where is the time

yup

Posted: **12 Jan 2014, 21:57**

Hey, I've been browsing this forum for a couple days now and going through the stuff in this thread I didn't see Reizstrom's lo-fi electro take on Temple of Love:

http://reizstrom-official.bandcamp.com/ ... le-of-love

I'm still undecided if it's good or bad after having the EP for several months.

Posted: **13 Jan 2014, 00:15**

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:Great effort, @LyanvisAberrant and co.
I particularly liked the first minute or so, with the octave higher vocal on the first verse sounding very effective.

Thanks Nik! It's a new style of vocal for me so It was difficult.

Posted: **13 Jan 2014, 23:33**

Stromkern wrote:Hey, I've been browsing this forum for a couple days now and going through the stuff in this thread I didn't see Reizstrom's lo-fi electro take on Temple of Love:

http://reizstrom-official.bandcamp.com/ ... le-of-love

I'm still undecided if it's good or bad after having the EP for several months.

Thanks for the link...and welcome to HL ! I hope you have your answer to the question ready ...

Posted: **14 Jan 2014, 10:21**

Sorry, it's been bugging me for ages... I've removed the grocer's apo'strophe from the topic title.

Posted: **14 Jan 2014, 10:55**

markfiend wrote:Sorry, it's been bugging me for ages... I've removed the grocer's apo'strophe from the topic title.

Posted: **28 Jan 2014, 23:57**

Pretty cool Torch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3oUaoG1I6w

Posted: **29 Jan 2014, 00:19**

mh wrote:Pretty cool Torch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3oUaoG1I6w

aye,not bad at all

Posted: **29 Jan 2014, 00:39**

Temple! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p64wbdRBzjk

(This is awesome

)

Posted: **29 Jan 2014, 18:02**

mh wrote:Temple! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p64wbdRBzjk

(This is awesome )

indeed awesome cover

Posted: **30 Jan 2014, 18:01**

I'll just quote the official blurb.

"Marian (Version)" by The Sisters Of Mercy is the ultimate, 100% Pure Example of what True Gothic Music is and what True Gothic Music sounds like. It weaves the perfect atmosphere of dreary, morbid darkness and raw, dance-y energy. From the dancefloor beat and the driving bassline to the shimmering guitars and deep Dracula vocals, "Marian (Version)" still remains the penultimate Gothic Anthem. Andrew Eldritch is the ultimate idol and hero of Astraea Invade and this cover is a total fan tribute to The Sisters Of Mercy, done in honour and for fun. And wouldn't you know, the song's namesake is A.I.'s favorite female too who is never far from all that A.I. does! LIVE FAST, DIE PRETTY AND SAVE TEN SECONDS FOR LOVE!!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUwRdOkK7BU

Posted: **30 Jan 2014, 18:38**

radiojamaica wrote:
LyanvisAberrant wrote: I haven't heard ANYONE cover Summer before, so I thought I'd be the first.
I guess this was before the time you came to the Heartlands, but back then Raf and his band Ahrayeph did a great version too

Agreed 100%- and so impressed was i that i tracked down his album which i also liked very much.

suffice to say there aren't many other sisters songs which i can bear to hear covered; that's not to say they're shit necessarily, it's just about loving something so much that hearing it tampered with can be, shall we say, disconcerting.

there is/was a leicester band called grumblegrinder who covered "lucretia", an abomination so awful i snapped the (free) copy i was given in half. when i later made their acquaintances, i verbally repented and blagged another copy....or two. so far i have "corrected" their mistake at least five times...ho hum.

Posted: **30 Jan 2014, 18:46**

Lucretia My Reflection - covered by Golf Sex
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aBnNVwZLg8

Logic - covered by ASP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L0YRf6zCT8

Dominion / Mother Russia - covered by MonsterGod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJvkCYFRy9M

*Edit

The Sisters of Mercy: This Corrosion (piano/cello cover)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgRZmvx3-qg

Posted: **02 Feb 2014, 23:00**

Lux Occulta: "Burn"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc2ylYp_MxQ

Prepz keep out.

Posted: **19 Feb 2014, 14:57**

A straightforward Lucretia by a band (Ritual) with the least goth looking guitarist yet. Nice to hear it with human drums for a change.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg10ugG3R_k

Posted: **22 Feb 2014, 12:02**

TC by Lisa Cuthbert some weeks after her appearance with the Sisters at Amphi festival:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1DUvTm-eHo

First time I had a chance to capture audio from mixing desk

Heartland

SISTERS SONGS COVERED.