Thursday, December 10, 2009

DANCE WITH ME




Everyone who knows how to dance... And I know there are quite a few of you out there, are more than welcome to come out and dance to my DJ set tonight at the Town Square Tavern... Don't make me call some people out that I know and who have not come out in a while to get down with me. It would be nice to see some familiar faces tonight!


Saturday, December 05, 2009

I Want To Disco Dance With You!






Right on... Right On! What can I say... I can't seem to get away from the Disco thing. After spinning Disco for 7 years straight every Thursday night at the coach, you would think I was out of my mind! Well, I was!

Shoot to December 5, 2009... Tonight at the Town Square Tavern in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, I am going to regain the reigns of my Supersonic Disco Madness Persona and Get Down Tonight... no pun intended.

Come out if you would 'cause you know how I roll with the Disco!

See You There!!!

Thursday, November 26, 2009

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

  THIS IS FROM WIKPEDIA



Thanksgiving Day is a harvest festival celebrated primarily in the United States and Canada. Traditionally, it is a time to give thanks for the harvest and express gratitude in general. While perhaps religious in origin, Thanksgiving is now primarily identified as a secular holiday. [1]
The date and location of the first Thanksgiving celebration is a topic of modest contention. The traditional "first Thanksgiving" is the celebration that occurred at the site of Plymouth Plantation, in 1621. The Plymouth celebration occurred early in the history of what would become one of the original thirteen colonies that became the United States. The celebration became an important part of the American myth by the 1800s. This Thanksgiving, modeled after celebrations that were commonplace in contemporary Europe, is generally regarded as America's first. Elementary school teacher Robyn Gioia has argued that the earliest attested "thanksgiving" celebration in what is now the United States was celebrated by the Spanish on September 8, 1565 in what is now Saint Augustine, Florida.[2][3] Today, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States and on the second Monday of October in Canada. Thanksgiving dinner is held on this day, usually as a gathering of family members and friends.

I figured we can all use this info on Thanksgiving. Overall... Just give thanks for your family, friends, dogs, cats, life, people who you love and don't like so much. Just give thanks no matter what it is... It just feels good  man!

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

JUST CLAIMING

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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

HAPPY BIRTHDAY YOU JERK!!!





Yeah... Today I am 41 years young and I am definitely not in my 30's anymore... Hehehe. 40 was weird and I was kind of freaked out but 41 is a little strange for me. Now I definitely do not feel 41 but just the fact that I am in my 40's is kind of funky... Anyway, whatever... I feel pretty good and I am lucky to have such wonderful family and friends around me. Here is some birthday tracks for mine and your listening pleasure.


NOFX-Happy Birthday Song
Roysksopp-Happy Birthday
Ween-Birthday Boy

Monday, November 16, 2009

WORDS TO THE WISE?

Sorry about not posting but I have been, well... Slacking. Anyway for some reason I signed up for this Trackle thing and I do not know how I did but here is some amazing information.

Daily Tidbits for 11/16/2009

Celebrities born on this day: Terry Labonte, Marg Helgenberger, Lisa Bonet, Martha Plimpton, Diana Krall, Trevor Penick, Oksana Baiul, Rita Salema, Tammy Lauren, Burgess Meredith

Celebrity Gossip: Despite our culture's obsession with celebrity there are some people whose chart makes them entirely unsuited to the levels of public attention that comes with fame. Stephanie Pratt is one such person whose life would be much happier if she were willing to fade back into obscurity. Unfortunately, there is a very problematic influence from Mercury in her chart, which suggests that she will go to any lengths to remain in the public eye!

Today's Chinese Proverb: A smile will gain you ten more years of life.

Today's Motivational Quote: Tranquil pleasures last the longest; we are not fitted to bear great joys. -- Christian Bovee

Today's Wisdom from around the world: A woman either loves or hates, there is no third course. -- Latin Proverb

Forecast for people born on this day: Happy Birthday! The months ahead will be focused on communication of all kinds and by the end of the year you should have a much clearer idea of where you are going in your life. You should also have developed a much closer and more understanding relationship with a special person in your life. The highlight of the year is likely to come around early June. At this time there will be an opportunity for some serious progression at work or school and this may well be associated with an increase in your regular income. Romantically, this year is all about the consolidation and deepening of an existing relationship although there may some tension to resolve in the first few months of the year!

Sunday, October 25, 2009

HALLOWEEN PEOPLE!!!

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Halloween has origins in the ancient celtic[7] festival known as Samhain (pronounced sow-in or sau-an)[8][9], which is derived from Old Irish and means roughly "summer's end".[10] A similar festival was held by the ancient Britons and is known as Calan Gaeaf (pronounced kalan-geyf). The festival of Samhain celebrates the end of the "lighter half" of the year and beginning of the "darker half", and is sometimes[11] regarded as the "Celtic New Year".[12]

The celebration has some elements of a festival of the dead. The ancient Celts believed that the border between this world and the Otherworld became thin on Samhain, allowing spirits (both harmless and harmful) to pass through. The family's ancestors were honored and invited home whilst harmful spirits were warded off. It is believed that the need to ward off harmful spirits led to the wearing of costumes and masks. Their purpose was to disguise oneself as a harmful spirit and thus avoid harm. In Scotland the spirits were impersonated by young men dressed in white with masked, veiled or blackened faces.[13][14]

Samhain was also a time to take stock of food supplies and slaughter livestock for winter stores. Bonfires played a large part in the festivities. All other fires were doused and each home lit their hearth from the bonfire. The bones of slaughtered livestock were cast into its flames.[15] Sometimes two bonfires would be built side-by-side, and people and their livestock would walk between them as a cleansing ritual.

Another common practise was divination, which often involved the use of food and drink.

We like to party so we think you all should come out and celebrate Halloween witrh us at the Town Square Tavern! No cover and mad drink specials!

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Tuesday, October 13, 2009

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Sunday, October 11, 2009

OLD MUSIC MONDAYS

Not sure how set I am about the title or these posts I am doing for Mondays. After all, any music after today is technically old... Right? Maybe I'll change it to just Music Mondays. Either way I have found tons of music that I was into and I am still into.

I'm kind of a sensitive guy and therefore I like to listen to music that really hits you in the heart. That kind of sounds wack but it's true and I don't care if you make fun of me the next time you see me... Whatever. Now I'm not talking about listening to Lionel Ritchie's End Less Love or anything like that. I'm talking about...

Hayden.

This guy is from Ontario, Canada and has been around since about 1994 or so. I got into him by mistake really. I went to The Khyber Pass in Philly when I was living there in 1995 and ended checking this dude's show out... I was blown away by his presence. It was just him, a Guitar and a Harmonica. Deep voice and super real lyrics. He is a great musician and song writer. I was instantly hooked and got his first record "Everything I Long For."

Check out these tracks from that records..



I'm To Blame
Stem
Assignment In Space With Rip Foster

Buy his music from HERE

Another group that I was into at the same time was Knapsack. Definitely more Emo I guess. They stemmed from a group called SamIam who were equally as Emo. Whetever Emo was at the time I guess. I never called it Emo until somebody told me about the "genre." Whatever, it's still great music and I have these records on vinyl only, so I recently discovered my records again and started to reminise about when I saw them in NJ at the Roxy! Wow what great times there. Anyway these guys were great and I don't think that they are together anymore which is fine because I'm sure they were unstable as a band anyway... Hehehe.



Tracks from there second record "Day Three of My New Life "


Diamond Mine
Boxing Gloves
Tracks from "This Conversation Is Ending Starting Right Now"

Hummingbirds

Please Shut Off The Lights
Katherine The Grateful

You should go to Alias Records and check out what they have and Buy stuff.

Thanks for checking in this week and give me some feedback ad let me know what you think. You can actually leave me a comment in the post... Really!!!

One more thing, if you are receiving this in an e-mail, click on the Four4 link to actually come to the blog and see colors and images and other post and whatnot!

Thanks again... Later.




Monday, October 05, 2009

OLD MUSIC MONDAYS?

Well I'm back with some more goodies... At least I think so. I have a ton of music, so I could go on forever with this. Last week I mentioned my first CD I bought was HR - Human Rights. It actually was Tapes '84-'86, which equally was an amazing record. It had more of a Bad Brains feel to it but of course in HR's direction... Let me drop some tracks for you.


It'll Be Alright
Let's Have a Revolution
Power of the Trinity

If you dig these... You should go to this SST Records Link and buy this record... or other goodies from this label.

So kind of from the Rodan tip... I decided it would only be appropriate to post some stuff from June of 44. These guys formed in 1994 after Rodan split up. I was fortunate enough to see these guys at Upstairs At Eric's in Philly and I was blown away by their live show. Beyond tight and beyond amazing! They made a bunch of records and eventually broke up in 1999 I think. Anyway, I have all there records on vinyl and I can't seem to find some of the CD's, but here are some tracks from "Engine Takes To Water" and "The Anatomy of Sharks"



Pale Horse Sailor

Have A Safe Trip Dear
Sink Is Busted


Sharks and Sailors
Boom
Seemingly Endless Steamer

These are from Quarterstick Records... So go check that shit out!



Monday, September 28, 2009

OLD MUSIC MONDAYS?

Well before there was MP3's, Ipod's, CD's and other music communication devices... There was Records, Record Players, Tapes, Tape Players and what have you. I think I bought my first CD in 1988 in Philadelphia. It was HR (Of The Bad Brains). Human Rights. Amazing CD an in an amazing small package... well not too small because they were trying to market CD's like records, so hey put them in this waste of a long package that had about 5 inches of dead space... He he he. Anyway, to make this sort of a new beginning of posts I want to run...I want to make a up an Old Music Monday's type of thing, just because I have so much freakin' music that I try to play but I never do. So to start things off, I want to post an article I just checked out about Rodan. This was my favorite group in the 90's and they changed the way I listened to music from then on. Listen to the tracks and take it all in because I am still doing that to this day.






Artist: Rodan
Album: "Rusty" Release Date: April 1994
 Label: Quarterstick Records
Genre: Math-Rock, Indie-Rock, Experimental-Rock, Post-Rock, Post-Hardcore
 Mood: Cathartic, Self-Conscious, Somber, Gloomy 
Reminds Of: June Of 44, Slint, The Sonora Pine, Sonic Youth




 Everyone seems to know a great deal about Rachel's and the Shipping News, two of Jason Noble's most recent projects. Most seem to know about June of '44, Jeff Meuller's pre-Shipping News project. Many know whom Tara Jane O'Neil is, and that she's played with Retsin and the Sonora Pine. Hell, some even recognize Kevin Coultas' name from the time he put in with Come. But what most people don't realize is that all four of these talented people came together to form Rodan. Existing briefly - less than three years - Rodan managed to amass a small, devastating catalogue. The cream of their crop was Rusty, their only full-length album. A combination of all things good from the realms of hardcore, jazz, math-rock and the then-unnamed post-rock, Rusty is a six-song masterpiece that deserves the same respect as anything Slint, Shellac or Godspeed You Black Emperor! have ever released. And that is exactly the terrain Rodan used to excavate: noisy, scrappy post-punk stretched to its emotional and sonic limits; tremendously long arrangements that never relied on repetition and that beat every drop of meaning and worth out of their every second. And "beat" is the right word. Rusty is heavy. It is violent. Imagine if you will, the Dillinger Escape Plan melding with Slint. You may have noticed that I have dropped the S-word twice already, and I really should take a moment to address this. Yes, Slint and Rodan both hailed from Louisville, KY; yes, each band was made up of expert musicians; and yes, they both wrote lengthy, dynamic songs, but the similarities end there. Slint wrote sparse, jarring pieces that made use of space, subtlety and those wonderfully crushing volume shifts. Rodan, on the other hand, wrote busy, turgid, churning songs that rarely used volume as a dynamic because the music was almost always loud as fuck. Yet I still see the words "Slint" and "Rodan" used synonymously almost everywhere I look. And perhaps that's why I needed to write this, to remind people that Rodan was unique, and that Rusty has held up as well, if not better, than the other indie rock classics of the early '90s. It is nothing less than 43 minutes of painstakingly, lovingly, expertly assembled thunder: alarming as it shudders above you, soothing as it rolls in the distance. The album opens with the rich, chiming layers of "Bible Silver Corner", a guitars-and-bass instrumental that sees the members of Rodan work through several gorgeous, distinct movements, provoking tears with its beauty, paranoia with its dissonance, wonder with its whole. It never gets loud, forcing you to pay attention to every note and echo. Picture modern-day Fugazi playing a Rachel's composition in a candle-lit cathedral. Is the hair on the back of your neck standing up yet? If so, prepare for it to be singed off by the alarmingly harsh "Shiner". In two-and-a-half minutes, Rodan blasts through six alternating movements, each one an off-kilter, complex blow to the head. Fierce and visceral in all the places "Bible Silver Corner" was haunting and delicate, "Shiner" sets the stage for the poetic brutality that is the rest of the album: dual-guitar mangling, an other-worldly rhythm section and Jason Noble's bark-wail-whisper vocals. I wish I could describe his screaming of "Shoot me out the sky", but without being able to show the words ripping in half, italics will have to do. The final four songs are an unthinkable amalgam of the first two. "The Everyday World of Bodies", a twelve-minute exercise in tension, shifts seamlessly from punishing, percussive math-rock to quiet, albeit rough-hewn, mazes of plaintive tenderness. It's a constant juxtaposition that never grows tired, but it does run its course, and that's when the variations begin. Guitars begin fluttering and clashing in different ways, time signatures are hacked at and the crucial refrains - "everything changes", "come on, come on, come" and "I will be there" - are unveiled, expanding the song's revolving structure while exposing "Bodies" for what it is, a love song. And when those lovers' promises are finally unleashed in Noble's ragged bellow, they are as chilling as they are lovely. "Chilling" can also be used to describe Tara Jane O'neil's vocals, fully introduced in the early stages of "Jungle Jim". A lonely, disturbing groan, it's a perfect contrast to Noble's voice, and floats like a dense fog over the dissonant, spooky verses. But this is Rodan, so the quiet soon erupts into a scraping whirlwind. "Jungle Jim" does the quiet-loud dance, but avoids redundancy by changing tempo and tone. Every dynamic is used, so it's not just a matter of rising tension and release, it's a matter of true contrast. It's an unpredictable, frightening song, replete with a distant feedback and screaming outro that you shouldn't listen to if you're alone in your house. "Gauge" opens with a discordant, sludgy introduction that begins to take shape just as it ends, making way for a very clean, linear structure over which Noble and O'Neil layer cryptic words. "An anthem designed to take care of you", is how the song is described in the liner notes, and I tend to agree. "Gauge" is simpler and more melodic than most of the material on Rusty and there is a definite feeling that the song is an attempt to cope with loss. How better to accomplish healing than with passionate, abrasive art-rock? "Tooth Fairy Retribution Manifesto" begins with a battered music box and a considerably funky drumbeat, bringing to mind Noble's recent, excellent Permission project. The funk disappears and waves of distorted guitars crash through, loud but beautiful and soothing. A brief quietness ensues, making use of another unsettling vocal performance from O'Neil, and then come the riffs. A brisk, absolutely filthy groove drives the song forward. No blindsiding shifts, just a straight-ahead, ass-kicking track that ends explosively and unexpectedly. And sadly. Only one other person I know owns this album. I have still only read one review of it in my entire life, and that was when I was in tenth grade. If you don't own Rusty, you need to. Please buy it. Together we can teach people that the words "Slint" and "Rodan" do not represent the same things, that Rodan stood on their own, and that Rusty is indeed one of the finest independent albums ever released.

(source: StylusMagazine)


Tracks for your listening pleasure! (click on them if you know better)

Buy these on itunes

Bible Silver Corner
Shiner
Everyday World of Bodies
Jungle Jim
Gauge
Tooth Fairy Retribution Manifesto



Wednesday, September 16, 2009

ROCKIN' OUT IN JACKSON HOLE!



It's one of the better party nights here in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Thursday Nights at the Town Square Tavern is the place to be. We have had the most consistent crowd on Thursdays for over a year now and it is not stopping now in the fall. With and eclectic mix if of music, you can be sure of a great time with party Dj's such as Vert-One and Therapy mixing it up for your listening and dancing pleasure. Nestled right on the square in beautiful downtown. Just listen for the bass and you will know where the party is at!


Tracks I'm digging right now...

Bassnectar-Art of Revolution (Prepmode RMX)

Don Diablo-Give More Expect Less

Daniel Haaksman-Kid Konga ( Surecut Kids Rmx)

Monday, September 14, 2009

A LITTLE PEEK AT FULL CIRCLE FRAMEWORKS AND GALLERY

This is what is happening right now at the shop. Jrod's show was and is amazing. Come by the gallery if you haven't already and check out his show. There are original and prints available and ready for good homes! Check out http://www.fullcircleframeworks.com for more cool stuff and also http://www.jrodart.com. See you soon... Rocky.


Wednesday, September 09, 2009

THE ART OF JARROD EASTMAN


Jarrod "jRoD" Eastman from Bozeman, Montana is creating a nice little niche in Jackson Hole and this time he is spreading his love of art to Full Circle. You have seen him for the past few years at the Art Fair and are familiar with his bugged out surreal images of birds, bugs, wildlife, people and other beings.

This show will be a breakthrough from the past shows, so you will definitely will not want to miss it. It runs from September 11 through October 16.

You can get a preview of what he has been up to from his website.

http://www.jrodart.com


We hope to see you out.

By the way... Even if you live outside of Jackson Hole, you can still check out the work on line and support the scene!

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

WORK IN PROGRESS 5

Thanks to everyone who came out to the show! It was unreal this year! Everyone really stepped up and put forth some amazing time and effort. I could have not done without you and everyone that was involved. Big shout to all of the Artists, Red Bull for the drinks, Back Country Provisions for the food and Rotating Super Structure for the live music!

The show will be hanging until Thursday, July 23... so come on by if you can and check it out and maybe even pick a piece up to support these local artists, it will be well worth the look. Thanks again and we will see you at Roberta Carney's opening on Friday July 24 at 5 PM.

Yeah... and check out this amazing short film by Jesse Brown, Brody Thompson and Elliot! A little insight of the Work In Progress to let you know how it has been going down. We are are not done yet!





Work In Progress from Jackson Hole Snowboarder Mag on Vimeo.

Saturday, June 27, 2009

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Wednesday, June 17, 2009

SUMMERTIME ROLLS



I am praying everyday that is does not rain... I mean I like the rain for the most part, but damn!!! It seems like it has been raining here in Jackson Hole for about a month straight... WTF??? We have had patches of sun here and there and you can almost wear shorts and t-shirts. It's only June 17th for Christ sake! Anyway... we will make it through this wet Spring and Summer will finally hit with instant hot temps, but I am ready! Thursday nights and the TST and Friday Nights at Cafe Ponza... Let's do this!!! Here is my favorite track of the Summer so far. Enjoy!



Dirty Projectors-Stillnes Is The Move

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

iPhone Posting

This is a revolution!!!


-- Post From My iPhone

Friday, June 12, 2009

CAFE PONZA FREE PIZZA AND THICK BEATS!!!


We are rocking Cafe Ponza on Fridays nights now in Jackson Hole! Free Pizza all night with DJ Vert-One throwin' down his special flavor of beats and Alex Von Salad serving up some free Za and mad drink specials! This is already a sick night so don't miss out on the goods every Friday. Located under te Pink Garter Theatre... 50 W. Broadway. 307-734-2720... Hyyyyaaahhh!!!

Thursday, May 28, 2009

STEVEN GLASS ART OPENING




Local Artist, Steven Glass will be showing his new works at the Full Circle Gallery. Steven's style resembles contemporary/urban/graffiti compositions done with mixed media using glass as his canvas. These are all very bold ad graphic images that represent his visual interpretation of thought. Definitely try not to miss this opening as the pieces will go fast! If you can't make the show... we are going to try and have an online art opening... so stay tuned to that. Thanks for the support and we will see you June 5th!

Thursday, May 21, 2009

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY FRIEND!!!


I miss you my brother. Playing beats for you tonight is just what we need.

LONG LIVE THE KING!!!

DOWN WITH THE KING - RUN DMC (MP3)

Tuesday, May 05, 2009

FULLCIRCLEFRAMEWORKS.COM HAS LAUNCHED!!!


I just recently launched fullcircleframeworks.com. I am really excited about it and really motivated to bring some framing and art to the masses! I am constantly updating the site, so check it out and let me know what you think! Thanks for all the support!

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

SIMPLY RUCKUS



What more could be said about Benji Pierson AKA "Ruckus" The man, in my opinion is one of a kind. If you know him, you would know what I'm saying and if you don't... well...better at least meet him once.

Born and raised in Seattle and dealt with Epilepsy for the first 15 years of his life. In turn, that gave him plenty of time to draw. He admired artists such as Joe Johnson and Ralph McQuarrie. Both Sci_Fi art geniuses. He went to college for graphic design but ended up quitting to go snowboarding. He moved to Jackson Hole in 2002 and has been causing a Ruckus since!

He is the Art Director for Storm Show Studios and he is also the primary artist for Rob Kingwill's Avalon 7 snowboarding collective. He Sci-Fi Graffiti style has been seen all around town and just recently at the Snake River Brewing Company. If you missed out on getting one of his pieces... here is a great opportunity to grab one while they are hot! There will be a variety of price ranges so don't be shy.

Dj Sessions from Seattle will also be there spinning some fresh beats for the crowd and who knows... Maybe there will be some Celebs there!

Sunday, March 15, 2009

WOULD YOU CONSIDER THIS A MIX TAPE?



I have spun many a records and made plenty of mixes... But for some reason making Mixtapes are something completely different. When I was a kid, I would make mix tapes with my Boombox and WPLJ Radio station. Little did I know there was an art to making a mix tape. It was not only making a list of songs that would work together, but also making sure the EQ's were also dialed and the art work for the cover was cool. Making a mixtape for a girlrfiend or ex-girlfriend was a totally different art form and I know that you know what I'm talking about. I made so many over the years and of course I can't find any of them. Since I started DJ'ing, I have made several mixtapes. Actually I think I made about 10 or so actual "Mixtapes." Damn... I wish I still had some of those. I got my computer around 2000 and started making mix cd's. I fucking hated calling them that. I have made quite a few mix cd's and once again I think I actually have only 2 mixes on record... oh well. Every time you would say "mixtape," people would be like... "They still make tapes?" Anyway... They are always going to be mixtapes to me and I always love making them. I have just recently got a copy of my last mix from my friend because, of course, I don't have one. I figured I would share this with you. I only tried this mix about 5 times before I had to have a CD Release Party. I'm stoked on it... So enjoy!


SOME MIX TAPE I DID LAST YEAR- DJ VERT-ONE-CLICK ON THIS!!!



Monday, March 09, 2009

BACK TO THE 80'S PARTY


YEP... You just can't get away from the 80's. Carl Manic is back for an 80's MegaMix set... Cramming as many 80's Jams as he can into one evening. He is bringing his friend Jon Stantinton along for the evening to throw down as well. Come in your best and worst 80's garb and also the 44th person to walk through the door will receive a $40 bar tab for FREE!!! This is going to be Radical people!

Monday, March 02, 2009


Join Heeb Magazine for the opening reception of the Heeb Hundred Portrait Exhibition, brought to you by the Jackson Hole Jewish Community and Planet Jackson Hole Weekly.

The Heeb Hundred is both a measure of where young Jews are today and a window into their future. The Heeb Hundred consists of artists and actors, musicians and movie-makers, comedians and creative-types, foodies and fashionistas, innovators and intellectuals that you need to know about. The opening reception will feature an open bar from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. and tunes from DJ Vert-one of Four4.

Monday, February 23, 2009

CLUB BANGIN' BEATS FOR THE MASSES



Thursday nights at the Town Square Tavern have been an interesting journey. We have has some great nights with a packed bar and we have had some awful nights with about 8 people. All in all... it has been good, but I must say, there is weird cool guy thing going on. I mean most of my cool friends decided that the place is stale and looks like a airport bar with Salmon colored seats. I really do not think that should matter. I think what matters is the music and the scene that it would be if they actually showed up! I should not get upset about this... I mean I have done weekly gigs in this town for about 10 years now and I should be over it, but it is a part of my life... my music... my passion to play for a crowd. This is getting weird so just support the scene and stop being cool.


Passion Pit-Sleepyhead(The Knocks Remix)



Tuesday, February 10, 2009

SHEPARD FAIREY IN THE CLINK... WTF?

Living in Wyoming, I do not always get breaking news, so this just came to me fairly recent. Shepard Fairey got arrested in Boston the Night of his show "Supply and Demand" Check out Wooster Collective for what really went down that night.


Oh yeah... he is also getting sued by AP... right!!?

Make the call...

Saturday, February 07, 2009

Thursday, January 22, 2009

KRASH KARMA LIVE IN JACKSON HOLE!

KRASHKARMA plays songs with riffs, not riffs trying to be songs - with hooks Rick Rubin wished he would hear when he produced SLAYER. The male main vocalist provides the perfect playground for a female drummer who also sings and makes LINKIN PARK sound like BRITNEY SPEARS. Guaranteed goose bumps if you are not already dead...


Starting in 2005 under the name SUICIDE HOLIDAY, KRASHKARMA has independently booked 8 national tours, played over 250 shows, including Germany, produced two EPs and sold over 4000 units out of the back of their '78 Dodge Van. This did not go unnoticed in the Hollywood scene as they won the "Rock City News Award" for " best independent touring band" in December 2007.
The Los Angeles based band was formed by Ralf Dietel after his 30 day career as NINE INCH NAILS guitar player.


The producer/singer/guitarist moved to the US from Germany where he stole the stage from bands such as FOO FIGHTERS and RAMMSTEIN. On the drums and vocals is the award winning Nicole Skistimas, whose dangerous style and sound are emblematic to the core vision of KRASHKARMA: a pretty girl who doesn't just play the drums, she destroys them.
In 2008 the band recorded and self released a new song every month along with a video to go with it on their webpage, placed songs in independent movies and have recently begun writing and licensing music for FOX SPORTS .


KRASHKARMA will release their new EP "seven deadly sounds" on Jan 11th, 2009. This will be followed by a North West tour through February , a South West tour to SXSW in march and a national tour into the summer which will lead the band back to Europe till fall.
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KRASHKARMA is playing live at the Pink Garter Theatre in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Sunday January 25, 2008. Doors open at 8:00pm. Ticket are $15 at the door. THIS IS AN ALL AGES SHOW THAT SHOULD NOT BE MISSED! DJ VERT-ONE will be opening with some metal to fill your pre-show heads!

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

OBAMA...DAFT PUNK VS. ADAM FREELAND STYLEE!!!

The following is a mixed-media stop motion music video and celebration commemorating the election and inauguration of Barack Obama as the forty-fourth president of these United States. Audibly showcasing Adam Freeland's remix of Daft Punk's "Aerodynamic" and the imaginative stylings of forward thinking toy artists Dalek, Bill McMullen and Kubrick to name just a few. Independently animated and directed by the progressive minds of the directing team GOLD, the piece is a labor of love that invites everyone to join in or create their own celebration this coming Tuesday, January 20th. COME CORRECT!!!

Thursday, January 08, 2009

SORRY... HAPPY NEW YEAR

Crazy busy, but my friend sent this to me. If this does not inspire you to be creative in anything you do, well...