I am a father, husband, drummer and web designer living in the beautiful city of Louisville, KY.
My buddy, fellow-designer and band-mate Ryan Patterson was recently interviewed on FPK After Dark.
It’s on! If you haven’t reserved a ticket, do it now.
(No charge for Bonnie “Prince” Billy or members of Slint.)
John Passafiume: Precision meets passion
Louisville based artist John Passafiume is featured in the April issue of Print magazine which profiles 20 of the most promising rising talents in graphic design, advertising, illustration, digital media, photography, and animation—all under the age of 30.
Black God II comes out today! We’ve had this thing recorded for awhile and I’m glad to finally have it out. If you enjoy Hot Snakes, Government Issue, or stuff like that then check it out. You can order a copy from No Idea Records or Shirt Killer, or you can come to our 7” release show this Saturday in Louisville.
Supporting my Louisville Bros and bandmates. Shirt Killer has some pretty dope shirt/7” combo packages.
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Us Vs. Them was a record store which lived and died in the back of Home Skateshop during the mid 1990’s when Home was located on Baxter Avenue just north of Broadway.
This was my second home. I spent almost every day there after school my senior year.
Nathan Salsburg “Sought & Hidden”
Nathan was one of my closest friends towards the end of high school and we were in a punk band called Amaroq. We spent a good amount of time listening to records in his bedroom and playing guitar. Ever since I can remember he has always been able to play the most intricate and beautiful acoustic music.
Many years later after playing in a handful of bands he is putting out his first solo record called “Affirmed” on No Quarter records. If you like this track you should pick it up.
“I hear it took Salsburg a long time to make Affirmed, and it sounds it. Not because the picking is complicated, which it is—I suspect Nathan will eventually be recognized as among the foremost American acoustic guitarists, for anyone keeping that score—but because there is so much emotion here, so much full-grown, that it must have taken a life, at least.” — M.C. Taylor
Vegetarian spring rolls & BBQ tofu w/ rice from Heart & Soy.
This Fleur Di Lis was done for the cover of a local weekly magazine. There are no skulls or dead birds in this one, but at least there’s a vicious looking ladybug in there.
Signed & Numbered 11x13 letterpress limited to a run of 100 and only $35.
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Paz and I have been fostering these 3 lil’ whipper snappers since they were 3 weeks old. A friend of ours dad was watching them on his farm until he noticed the momma-cat not coming around anymore. He later found her on the side of the road. We offered to watch them until they were old enough to find a new home, and they will be ready the week of July 18th. Louisville peeps, please help spread the word to anyone who might be interested. Interested inquiries at email me at safemedia (at) gmail (dot) com.
The two tabby’s are boys and the one with the black coat is a girl. They have been dewormed, litter trained and are very social. When they are old enough they will need the necessary immunizations, and to be spayed and neutered.
Early bird tickets available until the end of the month. Grab the discount while you can →
Krazy Fest 2011 line-up getting underway. Just a teaser for now – a lot more bands will be added in the coming weeks.
Black God - first show in Louisville.
Picking up where Black Cross left off is Black God, featuring members from Coliseum, Young Widows and Mountain Asleep.
Get off the stage you stage potatoes!
— Jake Philley, guitarist of Mountain Asleep at their last show on 12/18/10.
RIP brothas.
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