Re-useable shopping bag for sale at a Safeway supermarket in California. I’ll be honest, I don’t mind the chance to dump on organic seed supplier Seeds of Change since they have sold their address list to tons of crap-ass...
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Just so we are very clear here. Despite my large collection of Godzillas… I think this is all very, very wrong. Make your own media. Resist the feedback loop. Destroy...
Read moreFormer Brown Cuts Neighbors bass player Seth Cluett is back from Paris, and he’s playing tonight in Troy, New York! Is listening to a recording of a bottle still listening to a bottle? This question might strike you as a tad esoteric, but...
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This is, of course, also true for artists, makers, crafters, and all other manner of geek, electronic whiz, computer genius, hacker, basement and garage tinkerer and eccentric; but, I’ve found that it is the music connection that really...
Read moreFollowing Jim Rugg’s awesome cover of Tales to Demolish on Covered, go see my version of Creepy #46 alongside the original cover by Spanish artist Sanjulian.
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Check out the coolest broadsheet in the northeast! Phantom Brain Exchange Paper Program – Free! Online! Features a couple illustrations by teh yrs truly. To get a physical copy, you need to make your way up to Turners Falls, MA. The next...
Read moreThe amazing Jim Rugg did this totally amazing rendition of the Tales To Demolish #3 cover for “covered” a great blog project. Thanks Jim, from all of us at the Sparkplug Bullpen. http://jimrugg.livejournal.com/17881.html?style=mine
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Ron Ashton invented punk rock. Ron was very close to the Brown Cuts Neighbors’ family, and he is greatly missed. I hosted the web site for one of his later bands a few years ago… I’ve tried for a few weeks now to think of...
Read moreThis week seems to be a good one for Sparkplug,We just got a write up on Thought Balloonists of Inkweed and Reich:http://www.thoughtballoonists.com/2009/02/more-highlights-of-2008.htmlThen, there is a giant review of Edison Steelhead’s Lost...
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Happy lucky 88th birthday to Abe “Fish” Vigoda. After much struggling with trying to fit some text from either J. G. Ballard or H. P. Lovecraft to this series of phone cam shots of a dollhouse; I finally gave up and decided to...
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Saturday night concluded a series of five performances around Northern New England over the last two months. The collapsed economy and consequential unemployment greatly aided in the conceptualizing and execution of each performance. A rare...
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February, 21 2009 11:00 AM – Underground The M.A.P. Project 76 Lowell St, Manchester – $5 With: – Zaonis – Cats Can Be Clouds – The Broadcasters – Offset Needle Radius, Poets – Donnie Darkhorse...
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