So here goes my first update from my tour with the Shaking Sensations, tonight we're playing in Freiburg, Germany with German band The Hirsch Effect. Tonight is going to be a real quickie, there's no hitting the bars this evening as we are leaving for Zagreb late this night, a 12 hour killer drive, and that is not including stops and breaks on the route. Hopefully the drive will allow many sleeping hours. But after two weeks of touring and a lot of late nights at bars, maybe skipping one night once in a while will be healthy and wise choice. 
Touring with the Shaking Sensations has once again been a really fun experience and with visiting a very diverse venues, it's quite a learning experience as well. Especially playing in the squats we're visiting, it can be real great challenge working around faults in the PA and weird setups. But somehow we always work our way around and all shows has been great so far. But seeing the how fans reacts to the music and how people outside Denmark can be a really grateful crowd to play for, is very moving. Especially with the band being old friends of mine.
But now it seems like it's time for my soundcheck, so this update ends here.
I'll make sure to get some pictures for the next blog, but right now they are still stuck in the cameras. So take a listen to the great great recordings from the Aarhus Lydstudie, from the debut album, East of Youth


Best regards
-Daniel Daniel

Hello World, 
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This will serve as my first post, in what is to become my news and blog section, a catch-all page for all sorts of geekery in the audio world and news about my whereabouts. 

What better to celebrate than a purely amazing geek drum salute, presenting the greatest finger drumming skills yet to be beaten. 
Presenting Jeremy Ellis