The must-see show this season for those of you in the frigid northeast is the Bleak November Micro-Tour 2010. With stops in Wallingford, CT, Somerville, MA, Albany, NY, Philadelphia, PA and Brooklyn, NY from November 19-27. Basically, close enough to get to for anyone between Philly and Boston. You still drive for a good show, [...] [...]
I hope to see each and everyone of you tomorrow night nickname: Rebel returns to Albany, Sunday, October 24, downstairs at Valentine’s 17 New Scotland Ave, Albany NY; 518-432-6572 Doors at 7pm. show at 8pm. Thee lineup is: Joggle, Wow Cool recording artists nickname: REBEL and from Tennessee, the critically-acclaimed garage/psychedelic rock duo JEFF the Brotherhood (they have [...] [...]
Scott Smallwood and Stephan Moore’s electronic duo EVIDENCE will be celebrating the release of their new 12″ vinyl release from Wow Cool with a series of west coast shows this month. They will be performing with Vibration Institute Orchestra at the Royal/T in Culver City on Wednesday, August 25th. Next they move on up to [...] [...]
Music video for Autoautomatic from “The Target Museum.” Directed/produced/edited by Olivia Robinson & Jesse Stiles. Music by Jesse Stiles, lyrics by Jesse Ball & Jesse Stiles. Filmed in New Delhi, India. NEW! From Jesse Stiles on Wow Cool’s sister label Specific Recordings is the sizzling, much anticipated release the Target Museum as a [...] [...]
Watch the whole thing here. Now. Give ‘em hell, Nao. Yes… there will be commercials. [...]
Here is Nao Bustamante’s one-hit wonder band. “Female 2 Male Adaptor” or “F2M Adaptor” or “FTM Adaptor.” I’m not sure which. I heard they only had one gig. what an awesome song, “Not a Robot” !!! Band members: Nao, Tyler Jacobsen, Jesse Stiles, and Seth Cluett. Mr T. and Fufu make a guest appearance. It’s [...] [...]
Get it now at a special low price. Release – Tuesday, June 8, 2010. [...]
Scientific Maps have unleashed their new record Food For Witches on the world. It is available now on iTunes. Cover art by book cover design genius and SM drummer Philip Pascuzzo. Driving force by former nickname: Rebel man Aaron Smith. On the B3nson Recording label. The release party will be Friday April. 23, 9pm at [...] [...]
CALMS, AKA Mike Keegan and Nick Carpenter (formerly Lincoln Money Shot, currently also 1/2 of nickname: Rebel) were interviewed on the latest edition of Ned Hardcore’s delightfully entertaining podcast Morning Becomes Epileptic produced by Your PR. Very little is known beyond that. It does explain the long rambling discussion of everyone’s personal history with Borders [...] [...]
His massive body of work in music, video and art continues to trickle out to the world like he never stopped. The Frank Budgen record has been available from Specific Recordings for a few months now. The Exploding Corpse Action LP should be out soon from Armageddon Records. Many other projects are bubbling towards release… I [...] [...]
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The full 23 minute video of what happened when the artist Wafaa Bilal visited Troy, New York is online to view now. Music by nickname: Rebel and My Survival Kit, Gov’t Mule and Fugazi. Go watch it now! Hudson Mohawk Indymedia has produced a definitive account of the whirlwind of events surrounding Wafaa Bilal’s controversial [...] [...]
If you were planning on checking out the new 23 minute documentary by Hudson Mohawk Indymedia about the recent events surrounding Wafaa Bilal’s controversial art exhibit, “Virtual Jihadi”, be advised that the venue has changed…. the screening will now be at: The Daily Grind, 46 3rd St. in Troy. The times will remain 7 and [...] [...]
5 years till the end of days party FRIDAY DEC. 21ST at 51 3rd st. TROY, NEW YORK SCIENTIFIC MAPSROSS GOLDSTEINJASON MARTINWith special guest: DJ JESSE STILES 9pm b.y.o.b. December 21st, 2007 marks the beginning of the 5 year countdown to a 2012 Armageddon, long ago foretold by Mayan soothsayers as “the end of man”. The forces [...] [...]
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