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Caeos Creates

24 // Male // Vancouver, Canada  |   Member since February 7, 2009
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Avg. Rating: 4.0 / 5

No Girls Aloud - 15 Minutes Later (2002)

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One Knight Stand - Falling Off The Clock (2004)

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Caetis Curlen - Anchors Away (2009)

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Caetis Curlen - Shortcuts (2009)

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Caetis Curlen - Grindstoned Cowboy (2009)

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Caetis Curlen - Fox In A Leg Trap (2009)

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Caetis Curlen - Sloppy Seconds (2009)

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Caetis Curlen - Take, Shake, Make, Break (2009)

About Me

Craft:
musician, music archivist, magician, music philosopher, music scientist, ethnomusicologist
Instruments:
Drums (All), bongos, djembe, maraca, tambourine, egg shaker, Voice (All)
Genres:
celtic metal, progressive metal, folk metal, experimental, techno-tribal, ethnic, dub, post-hardcore, hardcore, trance, drum and bass, ambient groove, progressive rock, funk metal, fusion, grindcore, Percussive, psychedelic, improvisational, impressionist, instrumental, gypsy swing, rhyming spiritual, space rock, stoner rock, australian warmetal, ambient breakbeat, funky breaks, freestyle, chill-out, World Music
Influences:
Tool, Parkway Drive, All That Remains, A Perfect Circle, JT Bruce, Eluveitie, 10 Years, Entheogenic, Aes Dana, As I Lay Dying, August Burns Red, Avenged Sevenfold, Bison, Blockhead, Blotted Science, Carbon Based Lifeforms, Chevelle, Circle Takes The Square, Chiodos, Circa Survive, Centrica, Deftones, Destroy The Runner, The Devil Wears Prada, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Easy Star All Stars, Emanuel, Emarosa, Enigmatic Obsession, Esoteric, From First To Last, From Autumn To Ashes, Funeral For A Friend, Genghis Tron, God is an Astronaut, He Is legend, I Am Ghost, In Flames, In This Moment, Inhale Exhale, It Prevails, Jimmy Eat World, Lamb of God, Lite, Meshuggah, My Hero Is Me, My Universe, Oh, Sleeper, PowerGlove, Protest the Hero, Quantic, Ratatat, The Receiving End of Sirens, Saosin, The Sons of Talion, A Static Lullaby, Still Remains, Suidakra, The Sword, Transcending Bizarre, Underoath, Unearth, A Wilhelm Scream, Woe of Tyrants, Zero Hour, 65 Days of Static, A Silver Mt. Zion, Alesana, Alexisonfire, Amethystium, Amon Amarth, Amon Tobin, Angel Tears, Angels & Airwaves, Ani Difranco, Arcade Fire, Armor For Sleep, Baby Mammoth, Baroness, Ben Harper, Biosphere, Bullet For My Valentine, Calexico, Che Chapter 127, Chromeo, clutch, Coheed and Cambria, Crimson Jazz Trio, Dave Matthews Band, Dead Can Dance, Derek Trucks, DJ River, DJ Shadow, DJ Marlin, Do Make Say Think, Dream Theater, Dreamer, Dredg, End This Week With Knives, Envy, Esthero, Evans Blue, Every Time I Die, Explosions In The Sky, Fiona Apple, Four Tet, Fugees, Garage A Trois, Godspeed You Black Emperor, Gypsy Kngs, Haste the Day, Hella, I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody's Business, Isis, Islands, iTomLab, Jimi Hendrix, Joao Gilberto, Joe Satriani, Juno Reactor, Karl Sanders, Karnivool, Kazumi Watanabe, Killswitch Engage, Kings Of Convenience, Laika, LB Shortbus, Led Zeppelin, Liquid Tension Experiment, Lost Prophets, Massive Attack, Matchbook Romance, Medwynn Goodall, Metric, mewithoutYou, MGMT, Michael Franti, Miles Davis, Millencolin, Misery Signals, Mogwai, Morcheeba, Mudvayne, Muse, Mystic Rhythms Band, Niacin, Nightmares on Wax, Nine Inch Nails, NOFX, The Ocean, Of The I, Ojos de Brujo, Omar rodriguez-Lopez, Orbital, Ott, Ozric Tentacles, Pelican, Pietasters, Pinback, Portishead, Portugal. The Man, Pretty Girls Make Graves, Propaghandi, Puscifer, Radiohead, Rage Against The Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Refused, Revolution Void, Rush, Sacred Earth, Shpongle, Sigur Ros, Silverchair, Slightly Stoopid, Stabilo Boss, Sublime, System Of A Down, Tabla Beat Science, Taproot, TeamSleep, The Bad Plus, The Bled, The Blow, Thr Cat Empire, The Deer Hunter, The Decemberists, The Herbaliser, the locust, The Mars Volta, The Red Sparrows, The Roots, The Sound of Animals Fighting, The Twang, The Used, Thievery Corporation, Thinking Machines, Thom Yorke, Thrice, Thursday, Tori Amos, Tracy Chapman, Tunng, TV on the Radio, Victor Wooten, Xavier Rudd, Yo La Tengo, 24 Black, A Dark Halo, Alestorm, Aurora Black, Chickenfoot, Consider The Source, Dagon, Dead By April, Fragile Nova, Hail The Villain, Of Angeline, The Beneath, Tides From Nebula, Karsh Kale, DJ Cheb i Sabbah, Talvin Singh, MIDIval Punditz, Veil of Maya, Kato Kahra, Riverside

Sae Anything.

Hey, I'm Cae.

I've been drumming for nearly 12 years.
Total of about 1 year of formal lessons, which took place far too long ago.
I've recorded and toured with 2 different bands through high school. ( Alt Rock Styles)

Since then (2004), I have not been committed to a particular group, but have taken many opportunities to jam with a wide range of musicians, young and old, in places such as: Sunshine Coast, Victoria, Nelson, Vancouver, Edmonton and Costa Rica.

I'm mainly self taught, but enjoy chances to learn new ideas from all varieties of people.
I attempt to cover many songs from many genres and, for the most part, feel very satisfied in doing so. Although nothing compares to those live connections.

Lately (Jan '09 - ??) A good friend of mine (Shred Penner) and I have been getting together regularly and recording our sessions live, on the fly, with a Snowball Mic.
The sounds posted from 2009 are several selections out of the many hours of jammin'. There was no planned sequence to any of it so far. Just letting the love flow and experiencing the results and returns.

Recently I've decided to go 'back to basics' and review as much instructional material as I can stand. As well as explore other instruments which I have little or no experience with, such as; voice, piano, guitar, harmonica, hang drum, didgeridoo ?

I'm in the process of recording a collection of beats/breakbeats that I intend to share with anyone who is interested.
Primarily coming from my acoustic drum set, but will also include hand drums and small percussion.
Varying in length, (anywhere from a few seconds to several minutes) I aim to blend genres.

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"I will love the light for it shows me the way. Yet I will endure the darkness for it shows me the stars..."
— Og Mandino

"We discover in ourselves what others hide from us and we recognize in others what we hide from ourselves..."
---Vauvenargues

"It is by logic that we prove but by intuition that we discover"
— Poincaire

"There is pain. There is suffering."
---Buddha

"We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are."
---Anais Ni

"All perception is a gamble."
---Edmund Husserl

"If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all." ---Noam Chomsky

"Just look at us. Everything is backwards; everything is upside down. Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the major media destroy information and religions destroy spirituality."
---Michael Ellner

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
— Edmund Burke

"Conditioned Awareness is where we live our lives in guilt over the past and anxiety over the future and never get to experience the present"
— Russell Targ

"Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye."
— H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

"Signs and symbols control the world, not phrases and laws."
--- Confucius

"As long as you consider the stars as something above the head, you will lack the eye of knowledge."
--- Friedrick Nietzsche

"Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves."
--- Carl G. Jung

"We cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses."
--- Carl G. Jung

"In all chaos there is a cosmos, in all disorder a secret order."
---Carl G. Jung

“Total cures render all doctors obsolete. Except for Psychologists, because no one has found a cure for the universe yet.”
--- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy on Future Medicine.

Extended

Band or Group:
Archae-ic Alchaemy
Favorite Lyric:

and the conductor is conducting
electrical time signatures
and I fall into rhythm
and my life is a rhythm
---The Receiving End of Sirens - The Rival Cycle

Patience. Both we and our words are over-produced by influence.
---Circa Survive - Act Appalled

Day Job:
Dynamic equilibrium adjustments and mechanistic regulation that make homeostasis possible.

Working With Others

How I Work:

with body, mind and spirit.

Experience:

is essential for growth.

Equipment:

Mildly modified human body. 6 ft tall, arms, legs, the works.

Drum Set: Taye ProX 5 piece "fusion" kit. Hardwood. Skyblue/Chrome.
Hi-Hat: AA Metal X 14in
Crash: AA Metal X 16in / AAX Dark Crash 16in
Ride: AA Metal X 20in
Pedals: Gibralter Double Kick
Brushes / Bundles / Sticks / Mallets

Djembes:
Toca Sunburst Matte Fiberglass / 7in+-
Handmade Tapered Wooden / 12in+-

Bongos: Toca Player's Series / Fiberglass Blue / 8in & 6in

Microphones:
Blue Snowball Omnidirectional/Condenser
Electro-Voice RE-15 Dynamic Cardoid
Apex-950 Dynamic Unidirentional
Shure UNIDYNE III 545SD Unidirectional

PA System: 150watt Yorkville MM4D 4 Channel Powered Mixer w/ 2 "Studio Pro" Monitors

Computers:
AMD 850Mhz Athlon / 1gb RAM / 30gb HD / Firewire400 / 17in LCD
AMD 800Mhz Duron / 768mb RAM / 20gb & 32gb HD / USB2.0 / SoundBlaster Live! Value / 17in LCD

Speakers:
Klipsch 4.1 / 400w - 2 x 6.5in subs

Other: Maracas, Egg Shakers, Tambourine

Payments:
This user does not accept PayPal for session payment

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Tommy Bozung wrote on September 25, 2009:

By the way, like your chops my friend and sure I will give you whatever advice you need for tracking drums. Just ask. See you around!

Tommy Bozung wrote on September 25, 2009:

Hey Caeos,
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I pretty much get out of the studio in the summer months. Fall is my time to get back into the swing of things. Wierd I know, but its kinda my thing. I am actually tracking the drums for a session here on Indaba that I had to tell the guy I couldnt get to it before fall. He asked me last spring.
Anyway, yes I bought a Taye a few years back and love it. When outfitting my studio I selected instruments that give the most bang for the buck. My Taye is a perfect example of that. Back in the day I had a full ride endorsements with Rogers drums, DW pedals and Aquarian heads. I had these huge kits. It was unbelievable. I had one for the rehearsal hall, One studio laquer finished maple for well the studio and a kit for on the road. Those were the days.

Justin Murrill wrote on June 17, 2009:

Thanks for checking out my music man. I really like what you have going on as well. I have been really busy getting ready to move lately, but if you want to collaborate sometime in the future, I am sure enough down for it.

Matt Gingras wrote on June 16, 2009:

Thanks for the love yo! I'm diggin your freestyle improvisational skillz; they make for some good, in the moment, feeling! Keep up the dope jams my man!
One Love,
Matt G.

Hymnisphere (Cheri Chuang) wrote on June 16, 2009:

Thanks for stopping by! Great stuff on your site as well--I like "Fox in A Leg Trap" for some reason...sooo catchy. You've inspired me to consider some cross genre work.

bryce k wrote on June 15, 2009:

thanks caeos but i didnt write the songs! i just played bass on them!
although they are great songs!

Chris Conrad wrote on June 14, 2009:

Hey, thanks for the comment. Falling Off the Clock would have to be my favorite too, along with Sloppy Seconds. Keep up the good work!

Ben P. wrote on June 14, 2009:

hi, "falling off the clock" sounds grreat. It's my fav'

Brett Lane wrote on June 13, 2009:

G'day Cae, thanks for the feedback. Happy to work with ya on beats n breakbeats stuff in the future.

Jacqueline Ryalls wrote on June 12, 2009:

Hopefully soon ^_^

Alex Daniel wrote on June 12, 2009:

I especially like "Fox in a Leg Trap"...it's different from anything I've heard before...this applies in some form to most of your songs...

The thing about "No Girls Aloud"...throw in a couple of short guitar riffs that don't involve muted strings and ones that do take up a big part of the fretboard (I mean make the guitarist's fingers go all over the place)...or they could just be short licks with the same characteristics...the voice isn't bad, but in this song it sounds almost "bloody"...like a little bit to spiky for this song...maybe you should change the mix of the voice track...

Otherwise, great works so far!

Tivannagh L'Abbé wrote on June 11, 2009:

Hey Cae,
Thanks for the nice comment. Cool name yourself (think I'm pronouncing it right, lol). I only log on here once in a blue moon, but you can catch up with me on myspace or facebook. Keep cranking out the tunes - haven't had the chance to check 'em all out, but am liking what I've heard so far. Take care, Tiv

Jacinth C. wrote on June 11, 2009:

Thanks for the add, sounds good

Karl Weber wrote on June 10, 2009:

Thanks man. I'm on a bit of a musical hiatus, but would love to collaborate in the future. Keep up that DIY ethic, sounds good.

Gerry D. wrote on June 9, 2009:

thanks for the add

P. Atomz wrote on June 9, 2009:

Punks Not Dead! Wuz zappanin'! Thanx for the add. Keep the ruckus on! Peaze

Geoff D. wrote on June 9, 2009:

Thank you for listening appreciate the feedback.

Geoff D. wrote on June 9, 2009:

If you are looking to master try sony's sound forge then use Izone within it < (Thats what i just started using and its great) your stuff still sounds good odnt get me wrong :)

Geoff D. wrote on June 9, 2009:

do you record all your stuff live?

Alex Wilkinson wrote on June 8, 2009:

Thanks dude! Yeah I'll totally work with you on any projects ya want! The drums are programmed, I don't have a drum set in my studio setup yet! Plus I couldn't play that anyways, haha.

I doubt you're supposed to post covers, it was just the most recent thing I had done, so I threw it up there.

Black Waltz wrote on June 7, 2009:

Thank you for the sweet words.
I'll upload a song for you as soon as I can.

Seth Bohen wrote on June 7, 2009:

thank you so much, I was listening to your songs at work the other day and I was totally digging them.

Jü-frö Dave! wrote on June 7, 2009:

if i make a straight up rock jam session, you'll be the drummer

Allan Blanks wrote on June 7, 2009:

Caeos Create, this is brilliant craftmanship and expression. I like how your art is fueled with passion and driven by bombastic rhythms. Caeos Create, I'm also diggin your fiery vocals and the spirited harmony taking place. Really cool ideas happening here. Peace and rock on, Allan Blanks

Michael Chamberlain wrote on June 7, 2009:

killer drumz man!!!!

David Bowman :D wrote on June 6, 2009:

diggin the tracks man, u've definately got some skills ;)

Nathan West wrote on June 6, 2009:

nice sound. You should try playing alternative metal. an example would be "he is legend" they combine alternative rock riffs with hardcore breakdowns and punk drum beats

Connor Louiselle wrote on May 16, 2009:

alright! you really put your time in on your profile! you look like a great session partner, if i need a percussionist in any way i know where to look!