Feelings Off

This album was created out of the famous 4th street recording studios in Santa Monica, Ca, under the supervision and staff of the wonderful, Kathleen Wirt. Produced by the young and up and coming, Chase McElhaney, whom devoted numerous hours to provide perfection of the artists sound, and maintain that true rock feel. The album was written under a black lit studio with an amazing story of valor and audacious spirit from the paranoid, lunatic mind of the writer and singer Rob Jarmon. Rob Jarmon assembled a team and poured his broken heart and damaged soul through one of the most famous microphones in the industry, literally writing the songs from his soul. A true master piece that's as real as it gets. Every song relative to everyday life and heartache infused by addictions and pain. The entire album was constructed by Rob and Chase instantly, as none of these songs were even put together when the broken hearted Rob entered the studio. The track 'Road to Nowhere' was written literally ten minutes before Acousma's recording sessions began. We actually lost Rob in the process of making the album from exhaustion and heavy drug use as Rob tried to tame his broken heart from his recent breakup of his ex girlfriend. His personal assistant Eric Robbins was there at the hotel to bring him back to life and nursed him back to health to complete the album. Acousma only chose to write there album after midnight because of the ghost that haunts 4th street recording. Rob felt that the ghost showed up only after midnight so that is where you can always find him after midnight. Acousma has several albums that they are currently working on as Rob Jarmon refuses to stop writing and recording. His legacy will be in the words. Rob does not allow his bandmates to rehearse any music before recording and never even gives them any idea of what he expects. He recorded everything backwards from words to music, which is where his collaboration with his producer Chase became intense. Chase and Rob would sit their musicians behind their instruments and play a rhythm and pull out of them what was in there soul. Rob felt that if no one heard anything before laying down their instrument tracks that he would capture the pure soul and heart of each individual musician, and it worked. A pure masterpiece that is only the beginning of a long music career for Acousma. Drums- Patrick Silver 'stix'. Bass- Mark Marczak. Lead Guitar- Sir Eliot Connors 'Soundmaster'