music and tales
Yes, Han Mi’s Lament, performed by Jeff Miller, has been Guitar Hero’d by the magnificent Charlie Dyson. This makes me so happy i’m almost tempted to not kill anybody next album. Stay tuned to find out how long that impulse […]
I talk with other musicians and this day and age is an odd time for us. Some of us, like myself, have fanbases that are ever increasing. Good numbers. You look at the Bandcamp listens, the YouTube listens, the streaming […]
Fan art has been KILLIN it lately. I post regularly on Instagram, but for the month round up, here we go: Kate Reads DONA by New Albion Guide To Anal Snow Globes by Masking Tape New Albion Radio Hour by […]
PixelWayve (you can find her under that name on Instagram or Tumblr or at Artstation https://www.artstation.com/pixelwayve) has been making the most amazing New Albion art. Not only should you gawk at it (you needn’t go so far as urinating yourself […]
For 4 months straight i listened to nothing but 60s and early 70s jazz (McCoy Tyner, Alice Coltrane, and Joe Henderson will now be lifelong love affairs). Then i switched to psy-trance (really like Mothership Loudspeakerz) but this week my […]
Liel Bar-Z, the incredible voice behind Danijela on Janissary and soon to be Jane The Cyborg on the upcoming Biopunk Fairytale, also makes tracks with producer Jeremy Gardner. In fact they’ve just put out a new one, Side Effect, which […]
Oliver Marsh, the voice behind John O’Brien, Connor, and Samuel, has a brand new website for his own music which looks awesome and which your life has been woefully incomplete without. http://www.olivermarshmusic.com Loads more content coming. Go check it out.
Since i was asked to answer this, i will. The short version is likely, neither. But here’s how it would play out. Raven’s offensive capability is pretty lame. Dont get me weong, if he was mugged by 3 ruffians he’d […]
Happy New Years everyone! Im going to call a tentative release date for The Broken Cyborg, A Biopunk Fairytale to be April. I’ve been doing nothing but going over the first half again and again again, perfecting it for weeks […]