live at international noise conference 2008
sugar shock (sarasota/tampa)
nasa (orlando)
right arm severed (madison, wi)
sword heaven (columbus, oh)
Friday, February 29, 2008
more I.N.C.
all photos courtesy of courtney smith
live at international noise conference 2008
sugar shock (sarasota/tampa)
nasa (orlando)
right arm severed (madison, wi)
sword heaven (columbus, oh)
live at international noise conference 2008
sugar shock (sarasota/tampa)
nasa (orlando)
right arm severed (madison, wi)
sword heaven (columbus, oh)
Thursday, February 28, 2008
happenings
tyger beat live @ new college, ham center meta-lobby, 02/27/08
way cool set from Tyger Beat last night. Lots of great new material (dynamic song structures, more vocal harmonies, more dissonance) and tenaciously solid renditions of the classics. They played in the sub-lobby of New College's Hamilton Center lobby, a space un-utilized since DDT Jitters in February 2005.
Tyger Beat's next show is March 19th at The Four Winds Cafe. They'll be facing off against their NCF drum-and-guitar doppelgangers Math Cats in a dueling set which might very well cause the West side of campus to sink in on itself. When the dust settles, Psychedelic Horseshit will be making their return to Sarasota and they're bringing Siltbreeze brethren Times New Viking along for the ride.
pharaoh faucett live @ new college, ham center lobby, 02/27/08
Pharaoh Faucett was also on hand last night in not-so-rare form with a pocket-sized set featuring a suped up rendition of old favorite "Cave Paintings All Over The Basement" and "Let's Kill Something Delicious" from their forthcoming split 7'' with Skeleton Warrior on Roofless. The picture of them is so small because Blogger was cutting Evan out. If you click it, you'll end up at the Roofless flickr account where you'll be able to see not only Medium and Large sized photos of Pharaoh Faucett, but every picture that gets posted on here.
way cool set from Tyger Beat last night. Lots of great new material (dynamic song structures, more vocal harmonies, more dissonance) and tenaciously solid renditions of the classics. They played in the sub-lobby of New College's Hamilton Center lobby, a space un-utilized since DDT Jitters in February 2005.
Tyger Beat's next show is March 19th at The Four Winds Cafe. They'll be facing off against their NCF drum-and-guitar doppelgangers Math Cats in a dueling set which might very well cause the West side of campus to sink in on itself. When the dust settles, Psychedelic Horseshit will be making their return to Sarasota and they're bringing Siltbreeze brethren Times New Viking along for the ride.
pharaoh faucett live @ new college, ham center lobby, 02/27/08
Pharaoh Faucett was also on hand last night in not-so-rare form with a pocket-sized set featuring a suped up rendition of old favorite "Cave Paintings All Over The Basement" and "Let's Kill Something Delicious" from their forthcoming split 7'' with Skeleton Warrior on Roofless. The picture of them is so small because Blogger was cutting Evan out. If you click it, you'll end up at the Roofless flickr account where you'll be able to see not only Medium and Large sized photos of Pharaoh Faucett, but every picture that gets posted on here.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
La Fours+more
polaroids by dana bassett
Debut recording from La Fours. Lone gunman shoots from the hip, the drum machine, the synth pedal. Dave from Space Manatee (SRQ) and Resi Noth(Bradenton) and Blak(bbq) presents 9 minutes of dynamic bedroom noise diddling.
download it here:
souljah bird, yo goin to the army
Hey, check out this next level Loop Retard (feat. Booga on boogie) video from INC:
live at international noise conference in miami 2/16/08
INC media trickle is starting to pick up. A New College student and an alum are putting the finishing touches on a 5 minute video mini-doc of this year's conference for CurrentTV. The clip is relatively short but packs a huge, well edited punch, schizophrenically blending interviews and live clips and doing the weekend great justice. They're sitting on a small mountain of footage and once the Current clip is finished will be working to get the best it online.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
tfiamedkfh issue #1
The Future Is a Machine-or-Electronic Dream-or-Kkünste und Fürze und Handwerkeis a new zine featuring content from Roofless pals and collaborators. It's 12 pages (including cover+back page), black and white, entirely done by hand and limited to 100 copies. Commentary + comics, usually at the same time; culture eating itself like a hot dog with mustard and relish that's eating itself; primary text from Sarasota, Florida at the end of the turn of the century. New issues coming soon, keep your eyes peeled when you go places. For more information about TFISAMEDKFH you can reach the editors @ tfiamedkfh(a)hotmail.com.
The Future Is a Machine-or-Electronic Dream-or-Kkünste und Fürze und Handwerkeis a new zine featuring content from Roofless pals and collaborators. It's 12 pages (including cover+back page), black and white, entirely done by hand and limited to 100 copies. Commentary + comics, usually at the same time; culture eating itself like a hot dog with mustard and relish that's eating itself; primary text from Sarasota, Florida at the end of the turn of the century. New issues coming soon, keep your eyes peeled when you go places. For more information about TFISAMEDKFH you can reach the editors @ tfiamedkfh(a)hotmail.com.
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