Dykeenies Stitches CD Single

Stitches Music

Category	Rock Albums, CD singles CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	506573
CD Universe Part number	7493354
Catalog number	1137517
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 11, 2007

Dykeenies Stitches Songs

	1.	Stitches
	2.	Will It Happen Tonight
	3.	Dark Time
	4.	Stitches
	5.	If I Don't See You Again

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My name is Brian and I’ve been playing guitar for quite sometime and singing for as long as I can remember. It all started back in my parents’ cars on vacations, but the more I sang, the more I liked to sing. When I picked up the guitar, I decided that I needed to be in a band, but even being here in Austin, that’s a harder task than you’d think. I had friends that played guitar and drums and bass and all that, but nothing could ever pan out. I knew that I had to just start playing acoustic guitar more than anything else.Acoustic guitar became my passion. I started playing it more and more and getting better at it with each time I played it. So, I started writing songs. I’m going to be honest, the first ones sucked really badly. And, I was still writing songs like the ones I was listening to (like Blink or TBS or Weezer). Once I ventured around the guitar neck a little bit more, I started using a capo every now and then. This led to better songs that sounded really good, and really full on an acoustic guitar. I even went through and wrote a song in Open “a” tuning. It was a stretch, but something I felt needed to happen.Eventually, after I had been playing more often, I started writing more guitar parts for songs, because, let’s be honest, I wanted to be in a band still. So, I had multiple guitar parts or multiple vocal parts that were overlaid to give a fuller sound. This quickly became a problem. But, I was out at a show and I noticed that this guy playing by himself and I kept hearing more than one guitar part and couldn’t figure out what was going on. I went closer to the stage and noticed that he had a looping pedal for his guitar. I had to get one to keep up with what I was writing. Aside from backing vocal parts during versus, or “whoa’s” during choruses, I can recreate every song live just like it sounds on the CD. Speaking of the CD, I recorded it in my living room on my computer. It’s got 14 songs, 12 different songs and 2 “dance remixes.” I go by Sketches With No Drawing because I don’t want to go by my name. Not that I don’t like my name, but I think that a “band name” will stick in people’s minds better than an ambiguous person’s name. So, being a solo act, I wasn’t sure what would be a good name. I started thinking about band names that I had in my head, but nothing really stuck. As I was really going through, hardcore thinking about band names, Manatee was breaking up. I was so enrapt in Manatee’s music that I decided to pick a lyric from one of their songs so they would live on a little bit more, too. There was a song on their CD where the line is, “And we’re only sketches with no drawing, and we measure each day while ...