We can now say BandSoup has had an artist on The Apprentice! The Irish version that is.
Recently, Yossarian Lives was featured on the Irish Apprentice where the groups’ task for the week was to compile CDs of new Irish music, with the winning CD being given away with the Daily Mail. This great opportunity for the band came about through the Daily Mail’s ‘Fighting Chance’ song competition. I submitted ‘A Big Enough Stick For The Moon‘, and was selected to be one of the 20 acts to appear on The Apprentice.
Congratulations!
To celebrate this accomplishment, the band has decided to release their 2011, Out, Demon Doubt!, for free via their Bandcamp site. You can download the album below.
Following 2007′s “Adam’s Rib” and 2010′s robot-themed “The Uncanny Valley” comes Yossarian Lives’ third album “Out, Demon Doubt!”. In the wake of a difficult break-up/Adele-esque marketing contrivance, Rob took up the RPM Challenge, a musical project where one must write and record an entire album in the month of February (2011). He completed this time-intensive challenge while also holding down a 9-5 job and cultivating a beard.
The result of his efforts was “Out, Demon Doubt!”, a ten-track album that runs the full gamut of post-break-up, beard-wrangling emotions, and features guitar, piano, ukulele, mandolin, synth and more. Its opening track, “A Big Enough Stick For The Moon”, was the winner of the aforementioned ‘Fighting Chance’ song competition and featured on ‘The Apprentice’.
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