FREE Downloads end tonight.

So after tonight we are going to put a small charge on our songs, not that we really expect to sell that many, it's kind of an experiment to see if a small two man outfit can make a few pence from doing something they love and whether all the promotion we have done has worked. I'm going to do a blog soon about the promo we have done, what has worked for us and what hasn't, with some links to some interesting sites, so stay tuned.

A reminder about FREE downloads

Just a reminder that tomorrow Friday the 23rd of November is the last day that you will be able to download all our tracks for free, after this date we are putting on a small fee. So go and grab yourself some free tunes and even better let us know what you think of them. You can download the tracks here.

http://soundcloud.com/marshallglenn
www.reverbnation.com/mgblast
http://www.purevolume.com/MG30096

Rastacat, MG's strangest creation yet.

Your either going to love or hate this one, bit like Marmite. This is one of Glenn's sole creations and when I first heard it, I thought what the hell, but then I thought why not, that was the whole idea behind MG, that anything goes and in the end it's grown on me (however I still don't like Marmite). So anyway don't ask me what Glenn was thinking when he wrote this one but I have told him to stop off the E numbers.

MG release free downloads for one week only.

For one week only we are making all our songs that are on-line free to download, as a thank you to those that have shown us support already. After that period we are going to put a small charge on them, so hurry and grab them while you can. If you use them in any of your own video of musical projects, then please credit us and link it back to this Blog. So here is where you can get them.
http://soundcloud.com/marshallglenn
www.reverbnation.com/mgblast
http://www.purevolume.com/MG30096
Happy listening and thank you again for your support.

New artwork for You are my Servant

Here at last is the new artwork for You are my Servant. This took me a long time to come up with the concept and finally how to come up with the image. In the end I used Illustrator and Photoshop to produce a bleak image of life in the UK at the moment. Under a government we did not elect and a PM who is determined to destroy our public services. This artwork shows my disillusionment with the British political system and all its corruption. We are all Mr Cameron's servants and he can do whatever he likes to our lives. I do apologise to our overseas readers for this very British rant.

I believe the image fits very well with the song, with its gritty menacing undertones and the feeling of unrest that lies beneath the surface of today’s society. Feel free to comment on my very cynical view of the world.
Just to add a little more food for thought, isn't it the politicians who are suppose to serve us? not the other way round.

For all though's who. New song By MG

A very urban sounding track with a bit of industrial grit. This is another one of Glenn's tunes, I always said he had strange taste. Let us know what you think, I like it.

Suppose You Suddenly Heard

One of our old tunes, but one I've got a bit of a soft spot for, let us know what
you think.

Unity in Black

Unity in Black Check this out for an amazing Stoner Rock band that I do some Artwork for. Takes you right back to the 70's.

The art that I forgot

Yeah, I forgot to blog about this and it's been out for a good while now. I'm talking about the artwork for Bored of living in my mind. this was my first attempt at bringing in 3-D elements into my artwork rather than just using photo manipulation. It seems to have worked out quite well. I used a lot of programs to create this, Daz studio 4 for the basic figure, Bryce 7 for the stone materials and Photoshop for the final composite. It took about 10 hours to render on my very underpowered computer. The concept of the art is about how a lot of people, including me, live in their dreams rather than in their reality and how our dreams never seem to come true because we're too busy living in them.