A new installment in the Critter Collection series by the Extreme Animals! This is a DVDR with video pieces by Jacob Ciocci and Extreme Animals music, limited to 100 copies and available on their 2010 tour as well as at here. Hardcore hip-hop bagpipe jamms and pixelated party wisdom, including the tracks “Get Out of Your Mind”, “Question of the Ages”, “Gone Green”, and “Your Life/Your Language”. Life is a wilderness, don’t do anything illegal, it’s our time down here! If you don’t have a seizure we will give you a refund (no guarantees).
Here’s a clip:

Music video for Johnny X & The Groadies “Upheaval on Titan” from the self same album (2010). Available on LP or Cassette at groadies.com. Directed by E*Rock.

There’s a video premier for a new Johnny X & The Groadies video (directed by E*Rock) at the Artistery, Sept.4, which is also the premier of The Artistery’s new store, The Biz. BBQ celebration and performances by Guantanamo Baywatch, The Memories (members of White Fang), Sex Hair, Boom!, Edibles (Dewey from Eternal Tapestry and friends), Timmy the Terror and the Winter Coats and, of course, Johnny X & The Groadies.

Download Copy’s remix of “Ignition” by R. Kelly via Yours Truly here

Download the new one from Copy, “Breakfast”, via XLR8R!
The Pacific Northwest’s synth-pop maestro extraordinaire, Copy, is back with a brand-new album of romantically charged music made in the bedroom for the dancefloor. Before Hard Dream hits retailers, we’ve got an exclusive first taste of the forthcoming record with the track “Breakfast.” The shimmering instrumental showcases producer Marius Libman continuing work with his brand of playful-yet-somber electronic music, crafting the song’s solid backbone with a poignant bassline and straightforward dance beat before adorning the rest of its five minutes with a number of melodic, analog tones. If you spent endless hours of your youth parked in front of side-scrolling adventures games on your NES, then this song will definitely light up your brain’s nostalgia region. It should be safe to assume the rest of Copy’s ten-track third album will follow suit, but we’ll just have to patiently wait for September 21 to roll around to find out.