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One Last Train To Catch

from Locust Furnace by Pseudocide

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The banjo in this song was played by Frederick "Jimbo" Carrico back in 2010. He was one of my best friends, and he passed away on February 14, 2015. I stretched another song he played on banjo five times slower to give it almost a choir sound. I wrote the drum beat on FL Studio at 120bpm and added a guitar feedback loop for more rhythm on March 2, 2015.
One night, while we were drinking beer and listening to good music, he went through his journal with me. It was filled with simple drawings, that only he knew the stories of. Many of these stories pertained to the adventures he had when he used to hop trains around the country. I overdubbed the sound of a train to give it a sense of being on that train with him.
This song is my way to remember him and express to people that he will always be that important link between friendship and going that one extra mile with them.
Rest In Peace, brother.
September 12, 1984 - February 14, 2015

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from Locust Furnace, released March 31, 2015

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Pseudocide Fredericksburg, Virginia

Pseudocide is the project of Kadin Contois who occasionally creates industrial noise drone music by himself or with Will Thornton and Paul Keily. Band practice consist of mailing mp3s to each other.

Pseudocide started April 2013. After Kadin and Will played and recorded some live shows, and cut some rough demos, they compiled their first cd of material on November of the same year. ... more

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