Uploaded October 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After the warm reception "Cloud Chamber" received, I fancied another foray into the world of post-rock.
MP3 Download: dropbox.com/s/8a4rfv8zp7ory7l/Waterfalls%20-%20instrumental.mp3
My other instrumentals:
"Cloud Chamber": youtu.be/BsUW8JUM3Gg
"Back to the Start": youtu.be/xdp7Dck8mmE
"String Theory": youtu.be/ALr2IZ54R8w
"Ghost": youtu.be/NryD1hZEjso
About "Waterfalls":
The top centre screen shows me playing the "lead guitar" part, the bottom left is the bass guitar and the bottom right is the drumming. After recording these core 3 tracks, I supplemented with a 2nd guitar and also a bell tone. Listening to it now it's a little messy in places and I think I could do it better. Also, if anyone were interested in laying down a real drum track for this, let me know and I can send you an mp3 of just the guitars.
I'm a massive fan of a relatively little known American band called Fair to Midland. This instrumental is rather shamelessly borrowing from their song "The Greener Grass". Or perhaps it was *inspired* by Fair to Midland. Yes, that sounds much better doesn't it? Or it was influenced by Fair to Midland
After the warm reception "Cloud Chamber" received, I fancied another foray into the world of post-rock.
MP3 Download: dropbox.com/s/8a4rfv8zp7ory7l/Waterfalls%20-%20instrumental.mp3
My other instrumentals:
"Cloud Chamber": youtu.be/BsUW8JUM3Gg
"Back to the Start": youtu.be/xdp7Dck8mmE
"String Theory": youtu.be/ALr2IZ54R8w
"Ghost": youtu.be/NryD1hZEjso
About "Waterfalls":
The top centre screen shows me playing the "lead guitar" part, the bottom left is the bass guitar and the bottom right is the drumming. After recording these core 3 tracks, I supplemented with a 2nd guitar and also a bell tone. Listening to it now it's a little messy in places and I think I could do it better. Also, if anyone were interested in laying down a real drum track for this, let me know and I can send you an mp3 of just the guitars.
I'm a massive fan of a relatively little known American band called Fair to Midland. This instrumental is rather shamelessly borrowing from their song "The Greener Grass". Or perhaps it was *inspired* by Fair to Midland. Yes, that sounds much better doesn't it? Or it was influenced by Fair to Midland
