The Void

The artists formerly known as themselves, in conjunction with Voidsound Records, proudly present

Well here you are the page we've all been waiting for, the awesome Void Sound Page. Although this selection of tunes represents only a small fraction of the bands immense body of work, we feel it's enough to whet the appetite of even the most insatiable masochist. It's probably only fair to note that, as with all Void recordings, none of these songs were pre-written, thought out or conceived. All parts (including the song form) were improvised on the spot. All parts were recorded in one take. This the embodiment of the band's recording ethic.
I M P O R T A N T !
To reproduce these songs in the original VOIDSOUND you require Real Audio G2 installed on your system. If you don't have this then you should download the FREE version below.

Play With It	Although this is the most recent of The Void's recordings, it has more of the smell of their early work. Rootsy, fruity, iconoclastic.
Feel It	The Void anthem. Big, ballsy, beatific. A song with a strong social conscience, a message if you will.
Pat Metho	This is the band's first recording. A fledgling portent to greater heights. An overture to the great Pat Metheney, Debbie Gibson and Wesley Willis.
Saucy Game	An adaptation of the Mi Sex classic "Computer Games" with an all new middle eight. Dedicated to Benny Hill's "Yakkedy" sax player.
The Fly	Gratuitous over use of the guitar synthesizer is the ticket here. The Fly has a certain eloquent economy to it, having all the hallmarks of the minimalist approach to "songwriting."
Deewaugh	Interesting lyrics, pertaining to no known language (Boyd calls it the language of rock) give Deewaugh a strong experimental flavour. The kind that leaves a nasty taste in your mouth.

To play these songs you require Real Audio G2.
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