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Willett Comb (work in progress-release date 6-08)

$3.00

A philosophical odyssey that studies the longing for peace in a world full of delusions and deception. Part Bowie, part Pharrell with a great appreciation for The Beatles.
Track Title Price
All In My Head [3:45]  $0.99
Tower of Allegiance [3:39]  $0.99
Victims [4:09]  $0.99
Goodness Is Gone (Glitch Mix) [4:35]  Free



The Realside

The Realside is a solo studio project started by Terry McClain in Nashville and Murfreesboro, TN areas migrating to Memphis for 3 years of seasoning. Currently in Upstate NY, The Realside is a concoction of solo material meshed into live performances with local musicians, electronic music and solo acoustic settings. Some influences include M.Gaye, F.Zappa, F.Black, The Neptunes, Dr. Dre, The Flaming Lips, Genesis, Rufus Wainwright, D.Bowie, Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Andy Wallace, Rick Rubin, Todd Rundgren, XTC, etc.
Music Samples
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Imaginative Ways (Reggae/Pop/Rock/Fusion)

You Shouldn't Lie (AAA/Alternative)

Hear Me Now (AAA/Alternative)

Once In A While
(Blues Rock/Old School R&B)

End of the World (Electronic Rock)

Aimless (Psychadelic Acoustic Rock)

Upside Down (Roots Rock/Power Pop)

The Other Or (Psychadelic Acoustic Rock)



From 2002's Strange Melodies CD Recording:

Strange Melodies (progressive rock/goth)

Look Away (progressive rock)

Blue Monsoon (progressive blues/rock)

Magic VS Science (progressive rock)




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"Refreshing" - The Record Industry.com 

(A review of Thump the Villain v1.3)

"It’s actually quite brilliant, albeit music for the open-minded and those accustomed to the truly eclectic (Penguin Café Orchestra anyone?) For one thing, the sonic minimalism and slight dissonance of “Sofa Life,” with its processed, robotic vocal on what passes for a bridge, owes a huge debt to San Francisco performance art band, The Residents. Looking over Terry’s own list of Influences, I think it’s safe to describe The Realside as, say, Coldplay meets Frank Zappa, though his influences are certainly many and varied. These songs would work great as instrumentals as well and might take on a completely new shape when not emphasized by a vocal"
--Gail Worley, StarPolish


Artist of the Month- The Record Industry.com

Track of the Month- Garageband.com (For the song, "Lovestrong")

Track of the Month- Garageband.com (For the song, "Have to Say")

Artist of the Month- mp3songs.org

Artist of the Month- Texas Hot Radio (AmpCast feature radio station)


Catch The Realside on WEQX Vermont/Albany's local station