What do you do when your favorite 80's synth is broken and you have a show? You bring it to the shop and get it fixed. Sadly, we are waiting on our beloved Jx-8P. The Fat Fifths and Cello are worth its weight in gold.
You can hear the JX-8p On our song Sunny when the build occurs. That deep sound can only be achieved with those classic analogue synths of yesteryear. The JX8P was a favorite of bands like Depeche Mode and used by The Cure. 6 voices, lush is what I think when I hear it.
We recently purchased the PG-200 and were having trouble getting it to connect to the Synth. The PG-200 allows you to create your own sounds using standard synthesizer settings using the 2 Oscillators in the JX-8P. Sadly, it is not working. Nor is the C note! The issue with these old synths, is that problems are bound to happen and as we found out, they can be difficult to fix due to lack of parts and service centers.
Here it is in all its glory in the jam space, but be advised, I do not condone placing delicious sour beers on top of it.
Nevertheless, should have this thing back for the next show.....
The Indie 5 @ 5 for Friday, September 6:
#5: Fiends- I Never Wanted To (New)
#4: Neon Bloom- Lighten Up (LW 5)
#3: Amber Run- Neon Circus (LW 4)
#2: Mountain Head- Gaslight (LW 3)
#1: Paragon Cause- Drop Me In (Second week at #1)
SAVE ME by Paragon Cause, Produced by Sune Rose Wagner now available
An interview with Michelle and Jay of Paragon Cause on their new album, recording with Sune Rose Wagner
DROP ME IN - The New single by Paragon Cause is now available for Pre-Save on Spotify
Paragon Cause releases collection of ambient music. This will appear randomly over the next few months
Paragon Cause recently conducted a great interview with The Seeker Newspaper, head over and find out all our secrets!