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Never Forget

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Tonight: Jesus Lizard / Tim Hecker

Tonight in Baltimore, a public manifestation of my split personality when it comes to music. Pick your poison!

Jesus Lizard @ Sonar

Tim Hecker @ Hexagon

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Tonight: Two rad comic related events in Baltimore

What are the odds? Two rad comic related events tonight in Baltimore!

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Wednesday, November 18
7PM. Free. Red Emmas.
Mount Vernon, Baltimore.

Our all-time favorite Latina punk-rocker-illustrator-novelist is back on tour and headed to Red Emma’s on November 18! Fresh off the European Sister Spit tour, Cristy Road is travelling the nation reading from new work and presenting new illustrations to delight and disgust. Her repertoire consists of ten years of independent publishing, two graphic novels, and countless illustrations for a broad slew of magazines, record album art, concert posters, and political organizations. Absolutely iconic work, filled with images of real people doing real things – explicitly NOT the representational model of human perfection that Western art teaches us to expect. Don’t miss this one, you’ll be glad you came.

More Info: http://www.redemmas.org/event/1765/

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Wednesday, November 18
7PM. Free. Atomic Books.
Hampden, Baltimore.

Paul Hornschemeier will discussing his new graphic novel collection All And Sundry and Jay Ryan will be talking about the new book collecting his rock poster art, Animals And Objects In And Out Of Water.

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Soft Cement – Think About It (Free Download)

My band’s demo EP. Self recorded last summer. Self released January ‘09. Now available for free download …


Download: http://www.softcement.com/promo/

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Amen Bmen – Summer Mix 09

AMEN BMEN – SUMMER MIX 09

01 Drunkdriver – Ode
02 Hollywood – Human BBQ
03 Annihilation Time – About To Snap
04 Government Warning – Nowhere To Go
05 Brain Handle – Scratching At My Skull
06 Vincent Black Shadow – Dome City
07 Cult Ritual – Ugly Years
08 Women – Strangler
09 Sinks – Look Out
10 Eddy Current Suppression Ring – Which Way To Go
11 No Age – Intimate Descriptions
12 Shrag – Different Glue
13 Cold Cave – The Trees Grew Emotions And Died
14 Atlas Sound – The Time I Spent with Nico (Loud)
15 Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby – Men In Sandals

DOWNLOAD: SUMMER MIX 09 (ZIP)

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Getting by …

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Mosh Pits


Paintings by Dan Witz

Source: http://www.diskursdisko.de/2009/04/mosh-pits-von-dan-witz/

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Strike.TV

Strike.TV

Strike.TV

I was listening to WEAA the other day and heard a great interview with a some people behind the scenes at Strike.TV. Their inception, mission and bottom-up approach to broadcasting are all remarkable in their own right, and worthy of your attention.

STRIKE.TV was born out of the writers strike. In December 2007, we challenged the members of the Writers Guild – create original programs for the Internet and we will provide you with a website and ad revenue. The ad revenue profits will go to the Writers Guild Foundation Industry Support Fund, now since absorbed by the Actors Fund’s Entertainment Assistance Program. The EAP has been offering financial relief and other services to entertainment industry professionals negatively impacted by the strike.

All of the web shows and films on our site – as well as the site itself – were made by people who donated their time and energy for this important cause, and in accordance with our pledge, Strike.TV will be donating its first three months of ad revenue profits.

You can browse the episode archives at Strike.TV or stream select episodes on Hulu. Check out what Wired had to say about it.

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Dead Venues: Map

Dead Venues Map

Dead Venues Map

Or, “How I Spent The Better Part Of My Weekend”. I spent most of the day yesterday experimenting with the Google Maps API for the Dead Venues project. There’s a lot of power behind this API and it’s a lot of fun to work with. Despite some holes in the Baltimore street view data, this will be a great interactive feature for the site. By clicking a venue marker on the map, it will display a present day street view (where available) and cross link to related articles in the (new) Dead Venues Blog.

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Vinylmore 2: Tiny Town

Vinylmore 2: Tiny Town

Vinylmore 2: Tiny Town

FRIDAY APRIL 3rd
8PM @ Atomic Books
3620 Falls Road
Hampden, Baltimore

This year’s Vinylmore show will run through April at Atomic Books, and will feature more than 60 artists and more than 100 custom toys. A little different than last year, all artists will be submitting toys 2.5″ and smaller, hence the “Tiny Town”. I’m still in the brainstorming stages, trying to up the ante on the Boogans I made last year. More info and details to come!

Vinylmore 2 artists include: Boson Au, Daniel Barojas, Justin Blemly, Stephen Blickenstaff, Sam Bosma, Michael S Bracco, Cathleen Brooks, James Bullough, Aaron Bust, Peter Change, Ben Claassen III, Datek, Alexis De La Rosa, Alex Fine, Cam Floyd, Penny Forester, Ghostfreehood, Josh Griffin, Kate Haberer, Brandon Hill, Tim Hill, Jordan Jeffries, Jereminus, Gregory Johnson, Elena Johnston, Chris Keaton, Daniel Krall, Hawk Krall, Jim Lasher, Sarah Mires, STeve Morris, Carl Nielson, Robby Rackleff (Blue Leader), Marc Raley, Brian Ralph, Ryan Onorato, Stephen John Phillips, Michael Sachse, Erik Jacobus Schmalz, Whitney Sherman, Jim Shae, Kevin Sherry, Dave Sobel, Caleb Stine, Nolen Strals, Scott Sugiuchi, Sara Tomko, Tophat, Trebuchet, Andrea Vitale-Lathe, Erin Womack, Yumi Yasuda, Darcey Young, Jeremy Zombie

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