Skorzion is Molten Rock. A Progressive Music Project.
Skorzion - pronounced skȯr shən, is a progressive post rock music project consisting of guitars, basses and drums. Molten Rock Instrumentals.
Roots and Slatters Album Art by Rybird for Skorzion
Skorzion Rock Music Project Artist Logo
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Roots and Slatters.
Like the music is roots, growing, new and not complete, nor fully developed but basic and powerful. Slatters 'plural" is said as to be careless, negligent or awkward, especially with regard to dress and neatness. The name is a play on Shoots and Ladders, which is a play on Chutes and Ladders. |
One Angry Guitar and 200 Lonely Cats
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Magis formalis adventu
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Above: Full album Roots and Slatters by Skorzion. Guttural sounding Progressive Post Rock with Shred and Psychedelic Instrumentals.
Complete album or individual songs available on Bandcamp here: skorzion.bandcamp.com/releases
Complete album or individual songs available on Bandcamp here: skorzion.bandcamp.com/releases
Below: Naturalist guitar created to carry my music in another direction. From Electronic Rock to Progressive Guitar Based Rock.
Read post on how guitar was finished here: https://www.rybird.com/blog/hobo-electric
Read post on how guitar was finished here: https://www.rybird.com/blog/hobo-electric
Guitar kit body and neck for hobo guitar project.
See how guitar was made on my blog Hobo Guitar. Click or tap image to visit.
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Hobo guitar finished with jacket. Shown Front Body.
See how guitar was made on my blog Hobo Guitar. Click or tap image to visit.
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Skorzion Headless custom made guitar. click or tap to read how it was made.
Jackson 7 string refinished.
I bought a brand new 7 string guitar.
It was a flat black and I scratched up. I would have left it alone, cause scars are often a sign of having been played..
Someone said, they are glad they never painted any of their guitars.
This made me think, that if I am going to do it,then do it awesome. So I did.
This took weeks and 99 bucks of ink, pain and clear.
First I used steel wool to roughen finish and remove any waxes, "the original was satin black" which I have the same thing in bass in satin black and kept it original.
Anyway. I used some flat inks to give undercoat, for some copper oxide pigment, see the green! and copper pigment, the gold.
The closer you look, in person the more you can see the depth and undercoat.
It has beeswax rubbed deep into the clear satin finish.
The guitar plays like a dream and if you want to hear this guitar in action.
See: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4swhpBrKgJT9XHT8wfQ_JQ/featured
It was a flat black and I scratched up. I would have left it alone, cause scars are often a sign of having been played..
Someone said, they are glad they never painted any of their guitars.
This made me think, that if I am going to do it,then do it awesome. So I did.
This took weeks and 99 bucks of ink, pain and clear.
First I used steel wool to roughen finish and remove any waxes, "the original was satin black" which I have the same thing in bass in satin black and kept it original.
Anyway. I used some flat inks to give undercoat, for some copper oxide pigment, see the green! and copper pigment, the gold.
The closer you look, in person the more you can see the depth and undercoat.
It has beeswax rubbed deep into the clear satin finish.
The guitar plays like a dream and if you want to hear this guitar in action.
See: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4swhpBrKgJT9XHT8wfQ_JQ/featured
Jackson 7 string body back finished