April 11, 2009
Another by Beth Moser.
Another by Beth Moser.
April 6, 2009
Another one by Beth Moser, Shedding April 2009: http://www.bethmoserphotography.com/
Another one by Beth Moser, Shedding April 2009: http://www.bethmoserphotography.com/
April 5, 2009
A proper promo photo…again by the wonderful Beth Moser.
A proper promo photo…again by the wonderful Beth Moser.
April 4, 2009
We took a bunch of photos yesterday in this great house with the amazing Beth Moser behind the camera, a friend of Joey - I was bent on having some of us with these jackets but with no shirts on underneath.  It amuses me… Proper ones will pop up soon enough…

We took a bunch of photos yesterday in this great house with the amazing Beth Moser behind the camera, a friend of Joey - I was bent on having some of us with these jackets but with no shirts on underneath.  It amuses me…

Proper ones will pop up soon enough…

March 31, 2009
Proud of these guys - their new record slays and is certainly one of the best out of Louisville since their other band - Black Cross!
March 24, 2009
“ Once underground music stopped being about fat dudes hunched over their bongwater-stained Van Der Graf Generator LPs and more about 19-year-olds drinking Sparks and dressing like special needs students from 1984, it’s been less important to see music than to be seen at music events.

Twitter Get Off The Pot: OMG, It’s Kanye! OMG, I’m So Bored!

I know it’s only March, but I want to go ahead and award WhineyG the “best single sentence about music” writing award for 2009.

(via catbird)

He wins.

(via fletter)

(via saradam)

i like this :)

March 18, 2009
This is an old band I did with friends.  It’s probably the best BAND BAND (collaborative and inventive) that I’ve been a part of.  The Shining Path’s only show was fall 2001 with Black Widows (Thommy’s last show!) and Second Story Man.  Good times…
March 12, 2009

thommy:

This was taken from “The Show of Shows”, a short-lived, but awesome public access show.

Although you cannot tell by this video is was one of the hottest shows I have ever played. Between songs we would open the door on the right hand of the stage to let out as much hot air as we could. The room was pretty small, the stage was tiny and had the room had the worst acoustics ever - but we made it work. Watching this video again 10+ years later makes me think back on how we truly impact the weight of our potential possibilities. I believe less in talant then I do the alchemy of people.

BTGOG on last.fm

This was one of the earlier smaller local kind of shows I had been to and it was so fucking hot dude…I couldn’t believe it.  The walls were sweating…

Good time though!

March 5, 2009
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this past week all i’ve been listening to is “paul’s boutique” and “check your head” by the beastie boys.  brings back a lot of memories of playing basketball with my older brother and the neighborhood gang.
hometapes: Shedding is back! Connor Bell’s Shedding project is back in full-effect. As Shedding has been constantly shifting stylistically from its inception, it should be of little surprise that Connor has brought together two old friends to create a lean trio for live musical exploration. And even better, you may know those two people: Joey Yates who was featured on the last Shedding album, “What God Doesn’t Bless, You Won’t Love; What You Don’t Love, The Child Won’t Know,” and Tim Furnish of Temporary Residence outfit, Parlour. They’ve got a few shows coming up this month, and if you want to check out the details and their most recent demo go to the Shedding Facebook or MySpace pages. To finish: keep an ear out for details on the new Shedding album “Tear In The Sun” to be released late spring / early summer. (Here’s a secret: it’s amazing!) thanks to adam for writing this little blurb on the hometapes page :)

hometapes:

Shedding is back!

Connor Bell’s Shedding project is back in full-effect. As Shedding has been constantly shifting stylistically from its inception, it should be of little surprise that Connor has brought together two old friends to create a lean trio for live musical exploration. And even better, you may know those two people: Joey Yates who was featured on the last Shedding album, “What God Doesn’t Bless, You Won’t Love; What You Don’t Love, The Child Won’t Know,” and Tim Furnish of Temporary Residence outfit, Parlour.

They’ve got a few shows coming up this month, and if you want to check out the details and their most recent demo go to the Shedding Facebook or MySpace pages.

To finish: keep an ear out for details on the new Shedding album “Tear In The Sun” to be released late spring / early summer. (Here’s a secret: it’s amazing!)

thanks to adam for writing this little blurb on the hometapes page :)