New Article Up At Fangoria.com

It’s an honor as always to have the frightfully wonderful Fangoria publish another one of my articles. You can check it out HERE if it’s your kind vibe (which it better be because Fangoria and horror movies fucking rule!)

 

Guess Who’s Writing For Fangoria?!

Though it happened at the end of last year (yeah, I suck at keeping this site updated), I’m now writing for Fangoria. This is a dream come true as I’ve been a huge fan of theirs since the ’80s! I have two articles live on their website right now that are linked below. You do have to sign up to read them, but it’s free and you’re allowed 3 articles a month with the subscription!  

Click HERE to read “Lessons from Horror: Gnashing Teeth, Wailing Cries, and the Masks That We All Wear”.

Click HERE to read “There Is No Punchline (Shadows, Mental Health, Horror, and Healing)”.

 

Home: In Memoriam of Ram Dass

I didn’t even bother going into my bedroom to lay down last night after learning about Ram Dass’s transition knowing it would be futile. So here I am at 6am and going on zero sleep. I did, however, create this overnight as it’s what I felt called to do. It’s all one take, no edits, and very raw, but as I believe Ram Dass would say, “it’s a transmission of the heart,” so that is exactly how it will stay—raw, flawed, and from the heart. There are more details in the video description on the Youtube page if you’re interested. Sending you all love.

A Conversation with Bill Barbot of Jawbox & Foxhall Stacks

It was an incredible privilege to spend a little over an hour talking with Jawbox & Foxhall Stacks guitarist & singer, Bill Barbot. In this conversation, we cover everything from Husker Du to Carl Sagan, Alan Watts, and Eastern Philosophy, the possibility of new Jawbox material, the new Foxhall Stacks album, the interconnectivity of all things, and so much more. Recorded on Nov. 5th, 2019. Enjoy!

Click HERE to check out Foxhall Stacks!

Click HERE to check out Jawbox!

108 2019 Anniversary Show Photos

The following pictures were taken on Nov. 2nd, 2019 at 108’s 25-year reunion celebrating their pivotal album Songs Of Separation. The show took place at Brooklyn Bazaar in Brooklyn, NY. Thank you 108 for giving us your everything. It was an incredible night. Much gratitude and respect.

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