MayOrWest

MayOrWest is:

Adam Ramsden – Vocals/Bass
Eric Lewy – Vocals/Guitar
Pete Cataldo – Guitar
Jimmy Dowell – Drums

MayOrWest is:

Adam Ramsden – Vocals & Bass
Eric Lewy – Vocals & Guitar
Pete Cataldo – Guitar
Jimmy Dowell – Drums

Pete Cataldo – Guitar

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Sin City Sinners

This is potentially the best band you’ve never seen, at least in their current incarnation. Comprised of former members of Faster Pussycat, Age of Electric, Raging Slab, and Static in Stereo, the Sin City Sinners are probably the most gigging band in Las Vegas. With regular weekly gigs at the Rio Hotel and Green Valley Ranch and being the first “house band” at the new Hard Rock Cafe on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip with frequent shows at the rock bars in the Venetian and Hard Rock Hotel and other places around town thrown in for good measure, they are probably the one band in Glitter City with a significant steady following, yours truly included.

The Sin City Sinners’ debut CD, “Exile on Fremont Street” will be available at Midnight on February 13, 2010, with a live DVD to follow. If you’re in Vegas, the CD release party and live DVD filming is at Ovation at Green Valley Ranch on February 13th -starts at 11pm. Otherwise, you can order it online.

I recently sat down with Brent Muscat (guitar), Todd Kerns (vocals), and Michael Ellis (bass) backstage before a gig at the Hard Rock Cafe to let you in on some of what the “Sinner Girls” (and Boys) already know.

Interviewed by:  Jessica Messina | February 2010

 
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Age Of Evil

The vintage metal sounds of yesteryear are alive and well in the modern metal generation.  Don’t believe it?  All you have to do is check out Age of Evil –  the fast rising quartet out of Scottsdale AZ,  for the supersonic proof.  Keeping it all in the family the band is comprised of two brother tandems-singer/rhythm guitarist Jeremy Goldberg (age 19) and bassist Jacob Goldberg (18),  joined by lead guitarist Jordan Ziff (18) and drummer Garrett Ziff (20).  Friends and blood brothers since childhood the foursome have a natural chemistry that leads to the perfect recipe for metal mayhem. 

And look out metal veterans, Age of Evil is rapidly becoming a metal outfit that can do battle.   This is especially evident by their simply ferocious six-track EP, “Get Dead” which will give music fans a one way ticket to the future of metal.  Ready for the ride?

I recently had the pleasure of chatting with the band prior to their recent performance at Showcase Live in Foxboro, MA supporting Hail! On the 2^nd night of a brief Northeast run. 

Interviewed by:  Roger Scales  | January 2010
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Days Difference

Meet Days Difference:

Jeremy Smith: Lead Vocals and Piano
Jonathan Smith: Vocals and Drums
Jeremiah Ricks: Vocals and Guitar
Micah Ricks: Bass

For new fans, tell us how Days Difference came to be, what’s your story?
We met on stage at a school concert in February 2004. Jeremiah and Micah were in the school band. Minutes before the show started everyone realized the band’s drummer and piano player had not showed up so Jonathan and I jumped on stage and saved the day!  All four of us had an immediate connection and started the band a few months later.
 
How would you describe your sound?
Coldplay meets Metro Station.

Tell us a little bit about how the songwriting process. I know you (Jeremy) is the lead songwriter, but once the lyrics are written, how does the music flow from that? Is it a collaborative process?
I love songwriting because because no two songs are ever written the same way.  Sometimes I start with an instrumental idea, other times a lyrical concept comes first. Once I finish the song the guys and I work together to finish the arrangement.

You’ve enlisted the help of some veteran songwriters and producers. How have they impacted the band’s sound?
Co-writing has made me a much better writer, and working with producers really helped us define our sound. The co-writing and production helped us reach our potential.

What do you think sets your band apart from others in your genre?
My  voice and our songwriting.

Bands with brothers can be a great thing, but it can also lead to some interesting challenges (a-hem, Oasis). The makeup of Days Difference is pretty unique, with two sets of brothers: Jeremy and Jonathan, and Jeremiah and Micah. How does this affect the band, if at all? Is there any sibling rivalry?
Being two sets of brothers has only made us closer. We argue about funny things like movie quotes and song lyrics. One time we argued about whether or not the White Stripes sound like The Raconteurs; that argument is still in up in the air actually.

You weren’t always interested in pursuing music, can you tell us what finally made you take that leap?
My senior year in high school convinced me to make that leap. I was taking college classes, and I got tired of studying things I had no passion for. I realized I was happiest when I was writing music and performing on stage. So I took the leap. It is the best decision I have ever made.

What are you currently listening to that you can’t get enough of?
“Only by the Night” by Kings of Leon. I love that record and “Bad Romance” by Lady Gaga. She is brilliant.

The band embarked on its first nationwide tour in 2007, but things didn’t go quite as planned. What happened?
We call that tour the tour from hell. Two days into it our trailer tire fell off, and the axle broke. We had to buy a new trailer. Then a promoter got hit by a car, and that concert was canceled.  Jon got a concussion.  Micah broke his collarbone.  Another promoter stiffed us.  We got a $350 parking fine in New York City for parking in a place a cop told us we could park.  And on the second to last show of the tour the venue owner died. That concert was canceled, too. This all happened in a two week period.
 
Things seem to have turned around in the last year or so. You were signed to Universal Motown, released your debut album and were cast as members of Miley Cyrus’s backing band in the big-screen version of Hannah Montana: The Movie.  Was there a moment when you thought, I can’t believe this is happening? Were there any moments in which you found yourself star-struck?
Every moment from when we first signed with Motown until now has felt that way.  Seeing where we were and where we are now is just amazing. We are so fortunate. And when we were filming our scene in the Hannah Montana movie I was blown away.  Miley was so down to earth, and Vanessa Williams was on set.  I had a major crush on Vanessa when I was younger.  I still love her movie Eraser.

What do you think is the biggest thing that’s missing from today’s music?
Auto tune.

What’s the current status of your debut album? Is there a release date yet? Can you take us through a few of the tracks musically/lyrically?
The album is available on iTunes now and hits stores in early 2010! “Are You Happy?” is an exciting song with a grooving bass line and driving drum beat. It also features auto tune. (I think people will be blown away by that element.) The opening lyrics in the song are “You’ve got a boyfriend, I’ve got a girlfriend, I keep on wondering, are you happy?” That lyric is the soul of the song.
“Falling into You” is a catchy, fun pop song. The lyrics will make your girlfriend say, “Aw.”

You have a few shows lined up in December. What’s up next for the band?
Christmas time! Which means presents and lights. I am very excited. After the festivities, though, the label will take “Are You Happy?” to radio, and we’ll tour for a few years with little to no time off.

What would you like to say to music fans who are checking out Days Difference for the first time?
Hi! My name is Jeremy. What’s yours?

For more info on Days Difference visit them on:
MySpace
Facebook
Follow them on Twitter
Find them on iTunes

Legend Of The Fall

Get to know Legend Of The Fall

The Band:

JD Alam (Lead Guitar, Singer) Age: 21
Skyler Alam (Drums, Singer) Age: 20
Levi Alam (Keyboard, Singer) Age: 18
Madison Alam (Bass, Singer) Age: 15
CaseyJones Alam (Lead Guitar, Singer) Age: 13

Proving that you’re never too young to rock this band of brothers (literally) are bringing their brand of self-described “popcore” music to fans everywhere with their first two CDs two CDs: SKETCHES: PART I (3/2/08) and SKETCHES: PART II (9/12/09).  With comparisons to Panic! at the Disco, A Day to Remember, and All Time Low their songs are fun, catchy, and best of all, with ages ranging from 13 – 21 this is just the beginning for them!

 We took some time to get to know them and hope you will too!

Since you are a new band on the scene, tell us how you all are and where you’re from.

JD: We’re from Ridgefield Park, and we’re just dandy!!!
Madison: Wait what’s the question again?

The names JD, Skyler, Levi, Madison and CaseyJones are unique; are these your birth names or stage names?

Madison: My stage name is Mad Al!!!!!! (everybody laughs)
Levi: Mine is Lovelove!!!!!!
Sky: I’m thinking about Maurice
JD: No seriously, it’s our real names. Our parents were into those unique names. In fact our full names with the middles are John Daniel, Skyler Dane, Levi Wade, Madison Taylor, and CaseyJones Quintin.

Describe the kind of music you make/play?

Everyone: EPIC!!!!!
Madison: Cute like Levi’s face. (everyone laughs)
CJ: It’s like an epic battle on the edge of a cliff
Skyler: We call ourselves popcore because we’re really mainstream but we put in breakdowns, chaos chords, and screams

It is few and far between to have five brothers in the same band, tell us how the band formed.

JD: Well during my senior prom me and a friend stole the mic from the DJ and sang “Pour Some Sugar On Me” and one of my friends dates said that they really liked it and wanted to book my “band” for a show. Well she asked if we wanted to play and I was like….uh…sure, even though the band didn’t exist. So I basically taught Madi and Casey everything I knew, which wasn’t much.
Levi: Well we always wanted to do the band thing. This was just the kick we needed.
CJ: Yeah this actually wasn’t even the original line-up of instruments we played.
Madison: Yeah we always wanted to do it, but we never had the desire to actually practice.
JD: Yeah and basically we just started learning covers and played our first show Easter 2007 and got a standing ovation which was pretty awesome.

Is there any sibling rivalry in the band?  

Everyone: OH YEAH!!!!
Levi: Me Vs Everyone, Sky Vs Everyone, JD Vs Everyone, Madi Vs Everyone, and Casey Vs Everyone.
JD: Yeah they’re a lot of fights and rivalry especially from Madi and Casey (laughs)
CJ: Imagine how much a band fights, then think of how much brothers fight, now add them together…it equals hell being risen!!!!
Levi: We work together but sometimes it gets intense.
Sky: People quit daily, but 10 minutes later they’re back and everything is fine.

How did you come about being signed by New Ocean Media’s Doug Weber who also co-manages Framing Hanley?   What does he bring to the band?

JD: Well he actually came to a show and really liked us. After the show we started talking and kinda just started shooting ideas and stuff. 
Levi: He basically does everything in spreading our name.
JD: Yeah it’s amazing how many people he knows, but we basically go back in forth with ideas and some of the ideas he kinda is just like that’s a stupid idea John Daniel  but it’s good.
Madison: He also makes fun of me every chance he gets
Sky: That’s actually the whole band.

Your upcoming release SKETCHES:  PART II was self-produced.   How do you think fans will react?

Levi: Hopefully well.
JD: Yeah most of the songs the fans have heard already because it’s been on myspace, but we’ve been getting excellent reactions. There are actually three guest singers and one plays guitar: Hannah Larson, Dave Falcone, and Chelsea LaRosa (which was on the first cd too).
CJ: We’ve actually been getting compliments about how the music has matured a lot.
Sky: Yeah, for a while we stopped playing shows and just practiced our instruments so the maturation was something we were going for. I mean Keep Your Emo Glasses On is a playful song, but we tried very hard to not be one of those “brobands” that aren’t very good.

What are the band’s plans over the next few months?  

JD: Essentially it’s up in the air. We’ve never been great at planning (everyone laughs).
CJ: Well we’re in the Break.
JD: Yeah we’re in the Break contest for Bamboozle so if you’re in the area or anyone reading this come out and show support.
Sky: We also might be playing some private parties. We have this promotion that we might be bringing back that we’ll play any party for free as long as A) there are at least 10 kids that have never heard us play B) we’re allowed to sell merch and C) if you’re more than 2 hours away you feed us.
Levi: Other than that it’s mostly practicing.

What things do you think will help your band stand out from the crowd?

Madi: Age and the eclectic music style.                                                                
CJ: Yeah I think the age thing is really big for us because people watch us and go wow that kid is only 13 and he’s better than some 30 year olds.
Levi: We’re modest too (everyone laughs).
JD: The eclectic music style is really big too. Like we’ll play something like Keep Your Emo Glasses On and people into pop will be like ok that’s cool, and then we’ll play Beethoven’s symphony and the metal heads will be won over but we won’t lose the pop kids for it cause they’re already having fun, and then we’ll play Carnevil and for some reason a lot of people who are into wrap like that song so I guess you could say it attracts a large variety.
Sky: Yeah the only problem is choosing a single cause nobody can decide.

What would be your dream line-up to play alongside and why?

JD: It’s kinda different for all of us so I guess going around, for me it’d be, not considering genre (laughs) Panic! At the Disco, A Day to Remember, and The All-American Rejects.
Sky: Hit the Lights, The Devil Wears Prada, and um A Skylit Drive
Levi: Mine would be Panic! At the Disco, Jason Mraz, and Switchfoot
Madi: I call mine the PLPL tour (everyone laughs) Panic! At the Disco, Lil Wayne, and Patent Pending
CJ: Blink 182, Brand New, and The Devil Wears Prada

What currently influences your music and why?

Levi: Essentially it’s just life and the things we go through.
JD: Yeah like there are some songs that are just about fun but most of our songs are about serious things that happen in our lives. Like God Heal Her Brightly Colored Wrists is about cutting and we’ve dealt with that a lot.
Sky: Yeah you kinda have to living in the time we do.
Madi: Yeah and being a Christian also influences a lot of stuff. That’s why our songs about girls aren’t really grimy and stuff.

What were your musical influences growing up?

Madi: Aerosmith, Savage Garden, and our dad.
JD: Yeah pretty basically it’s classic rock and our dad. For the longest time it was just Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith and our dad (everyone laughs)

If you had the power, what things would you change about the music industry?

JD: Well obviously the most important thing is labels need to stop clinging to the past and figure out how to work with music sharing programs. Suing people is obviously not working. I think if they were to put ads on them and those companies can pay the sharing programs and the programs can pay labels, kinda like myspace did.
CJ: Yeah it’s just a matter of growing and changing.
Levi: In the NJ local scene there is a large pay to play virus go around and it’s horrible too. Like bands can’t promote because they all sell tickets to their friends, and those kids come watch their friends band and then leave.
Madi: Yeah and the scene is dying. There used to be this group of kids who just went to shows because they loved it and now every band and there fans treat it like a contest. It’s so cut throat and people look ashamed when they like another bands music.
Sky: We’ve been lucky enough to find some friends in other bands where we work together to promote each other. Most of them are on our top on myspace.

Where can people find more about LEGEND OF THE FALL?

JD: Legendofthefall.com will take you right to our myspace where like I said you can hear our stuff. That’s the best way honestly because everything from upcoming shows to new news, just everything is on there. There’s also www. facebook.com/legendofthefall is a really nice one. Doug is really fond of that, you can also follow us on Twitter now at Twitter.com/LOTFMusic. And obviously come out to show because we promise you nothing but fun!!!! 

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For more info on Legend Of The Fall:

www.legendofthefall.com
www.facebook.com/legendofthefall
www.twitter.com/LOTFmusic

 

Saint Motel

Saint Motel make their music a visual experience, literally.  The band (A/J Jackson on vocals and guitar, A Sharp on guitar, Greg Erwin on drums and Dak on bass) originally met in film school so their songs have a flair for the dramatic.  Their sound isn’t easy to describe and that’s okay with the band. Blending rock and pop stylings with raw energy and enthusiastic experimentation the songs leave a lasting impression.

Their latest release, ForPlay, was released in September and each song is accompanied by a video for each song.  The band tries to incorporate this cinematic element into their live show as well.  During a recent residency at L.A.s Spaceland the band concocted themes for each night including Science Fiction, Erotic, and Slasher.

The band is in NYC this week for their CMJ showcase.  Lead singer A/J recently took some time to talk to us about Saint Motel, their unique take on music and the perfect recipe for getting a song out of your head…

Interviewed by: Mary Ouellette | October  2009
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Have You Heard

Nashville based pop rockers Have You Heard are currently working on new material in follow up to their EP “We Do This By Ourselves”. Heading in more of a pop rock direction the band is taking their time to write the album they want to make but managed to take some time out of their schedules to answer some questions for TWRY.

Interviewed by: Debie Patton
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The Second Advance

The Second Advance

Meet The Band:
Brett – Guitar/Vocals
Dan – Bass
Chad – Drums

Location:  Danbury, CT

Let’s start with the basics, you’re based out of CT, how and when did you guys find each other and come together as a band?
In 2007 we found Brett naked and curled up in a balling the middle of a field after a meteor shower. Chad and I rescued him and showed him the ways of the guitar.

What are your backgrounds in music? Formally trained, self-taught, etc? What made you want to be involved with music?
Formally trained except for Dan who had only a hand full of lessons by Craig Fairbaugh of the band (+44)

You’re currently a three piece, is that by design?
No we just couldn’t find any reliable musicians so we did it ourselves and knighted Brett as the singer. By our design – no; by the universe’s design…perhaps.

What section of the record store would we find your album Hollywood filed under?
Bargin bin!

Describe your sound in three words?
Awesome awesome awesome!

In listening to your music the first comparison that comes to mind is Blink-182, were you influenced by them?
Who isn’t influenced by Blink-182?  They are incredible, not for the fact that they are unbelievable at their instruments, but the fact that they are normal guys that make up the catchiest music.

The album is called Hollywood which is also a track on the album, do you feel that that song is the best representation of the band as a whole on the album?
Yeah it’s a fun summary album and Hollywood does sum up our album into that one song, loud fast and fun.

What’s the most difficult part about being an indie band in today’s music industry?
Getting on the effing radio! If you’re not independently wealthy it’s tough, and if you’re not bringing in a ton of money already then no one wants to take a chance on you.

What do you think defines a great song?
It’s all about the hook.
My favorite song on the album is After-Thought, can you tell us a little bit about the song and what inspired it?
It was written after Brett’s close encounter of the 4th kind. The meaning can be taken however the listener seems fit.

What is the writing process like for the band, is everyone involved?
Yes one of us has an idea or a riff and we all just run with it.

I’m sure you get asked this all the time but what’s the significance behind the name of the band?
It’s when you make a move on a girl and get shot down then think, “let me try that again”.  Plus we just didn’t want anything long and gay like a fall out boy song title.

For fans who want to know more about you where can they check out your music, find out about upcoming shows?
Not many people know about this site but we are trying to make it a big thing, it’s called myspace.

When considering the future, what are your goals as a band?
Keep moving forward.

In honor of the king of pop, we’ve been asking everyone what their favorite Michael Jackson song of all time is?
Thriller/ Billie Jean

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Catch The Second Advance Live:

Sep 17 2009 Hot Topic In-Store Acoustic Set/CD Sale Danbury, Connecticut
Sep 19 2009 he Cutting Edge Theatre@City Ale House Danbury, Connecticut
Sep 19 2009 Brooklyn Fundraiser Brooklyn, New York
Oct 10 2009Big Giant Extravaganza! (w/ BAYSIDE SOCRATIC) Jermyn, Pennsylvania
Oct 13 2009 Hollywood Remixes Available on iTunes Worldwide
Nov 7 2009 Studio Recording Union, New Jersey
Nov 8 2009 Studio Recording Union, New Jersey

The Beatards

To start introduce yourselves and tell us what role each of you play in The Beatards.

What’s up.  This is DJO aka El Beatardo aka Dick Victory and uh, I’m the DJ.

Ayo. This is the Universally Talented Kid aka UTK the INC (which depending on the day can mean incendiary, incorporated, incredible or incapacitated) and I’m an EMCEE.

Whatagwan Padowan this is Chuck Wild aka Chuckles Tsunami aka Chalooch Buttafooko and I have feelings.

Describe your sound in three words.

Chuck Wild: Magic Mushroom Mayhem
UTK: Joyful Unabashed Exhuberocity
DJO: Chicks Dig It

How did the three of you come together to form The Beatards?

Chuck Wild: It was divine intervention.
UTK: We were all separately visited by the spirit of a shark-faced buffalo who told us to follow the scent of the unbroken egg.
DJO: But really me and UTK were in a hip hop spoken word play together. We started partying together and then we put together our own event- Mixtape Riot! We weren’t making music yet, just doing live remixes and DJing. UTK and Chuck were both dating girls who lived together, so they’d share coffee and cereal in the mornings.
Chuck Wild: Yeah we had to hear each other sexing through the walls sometimes, not fun.
UTK: We pulled Chuck into the Mixtape Riot! party and from there we been together ever since. Those girlfriends are ex’s too by the way, we listened to the voice of the shark-faced buffalo over the scolding of our moms.

You all have a wide range of music influences but where to your music roots lie?

DJO: I’m a punk rocker/ hip hopper.  I started out djing and collecting funk/soul records from mainly the 70’s and progressed from there.
UTK: I only have two great influences in my musical life…make that three…Motown, Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony…and the all mighty New Jack Swing…and i also like John Mayer. seriously, he’s a pimp…and ScatMan John…unappreciated genius.
Chuck Wild: I got my start as the drummer in a punk band, then got really into hip hop, but honestly you can find me listening to old Jamaican and African records, crazy Bollywood soundtracks, and pygmy nose-flute music from the congo on the regular. I DJ one of the illest latin nights in NYC too, so the roots spread FAR.

How does your songwriting process generally work?

DJO: That’s a good one.  Sometimes I will have an idea, make a sketch, then bring it to the other fellas.  Sometimes I will basically do the entire song then bring the idea along with the basic theme of the song to the other guys and have them write on it.  Other times, I just add in various “heys” and “hos”.    This is how it basically works for the 3 of us.  In the end we all collaborate to finish the product but there are many different ways on how the song first starts.
UTK: He’s lying I write everything
Chuck Wild: They’re both lying Babyface writes all our shit. Babyface and Hammer.

What is the history of your musical careers?

DJO: I’ve been a DJ since my college days and I never stopped because that is all I have ever really wanted to do with my life.
UTK: I am by origin a Freestyle Emcee and Spoken Word artist. Began with a guitar at a party and then I started taking it seriously which meant I had to battle so I battled and I won a ton and lost a bit and then decided I didn’t want to just freestyle cause I like writing actual songs and here we are. Don’t try to battle me tho. grrrrrr.
Chuck Wild: I’ve been in bands and DJing since I was 15, and I also came up through the spoken word circuit. I was on the NYC teen slam team and would freestyle at parties all through school. I make beats almost everyday just to stay sane. On top of The Beatards music, I put out solo stuff under the name Captain Planet. That’s more on the funky Afro-Latin tip, check the new Speakin’ Nuyorican EP coming out next week on Bastard Jazz records.

Chuck Wild and UTK

Your music is licensed on MTV, how did that come about?

UTK: I did it.
Chuck Wild: Gary Coleman saw us perform and told Tyra Banks who told Verne Troyer who told Da Brat who told Jermaine Dupri who called me and I put it on.
DJO: Our music is published by BMI…  One of the music supervisors @ Bunim Murray  (The Producers of The Real World) got a hold of our cd and the rest as they say is history…

What else to you all have going on?

DJO: I do what ever pays meaning you might see me djing, or you might see me bartending @ Niagara, or you might see me making deliveries for my fledgling kimchee company, Mama O’s Premium Kimchee. (peep the full page spread in the New York Times w/ me and my moms)
UTK: uhhh I act. I got nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award for Best Featured Actor in a play for portraying a (gasp) kid who raps! You can see me in the films Rocket Science, Spinning into Butter and After.Life, and as an improv-comedy-emcee as a member of Freestyle Love Supreme(peep the skits on collegehumor.com) …and I’m in this Mcdonald’s commercial where some dude goes around the city asking what he can get for a dollar…and I’m the employee who sells him a dubba cheeburger…for shame.
Chuck Wild: I have a few records out under my superhero alter-ego Captain Planet and I’m also always doing collabos with other artists and making remixes. Check for hot fire tracks that I’m making with Jasmine Solano and Nola Darling coming soon!

What are you currently listening to that you can’t get enough of?

UTK: Busy Signal and more Busy Signal.
Chuck Wild: Just got the new Kid Cudi and I really can’t hate. Feelin the new Donnis mixtape, too. Also feelin’ some of that Major Lazer craziness.
DJO: Lady Gaga
UTK: Ladysmith Black Mambazo
DJO: Her too.

Where would you like to see yourselves in say five years?

UTK:  Married to Christina Aguilera and Salma Hayek…and Eva Mendes…and Meryl Streep (what can i say talent’s sexy…and so is polygamy)
Chuck Wild: Curled up next to the fireplace with a hot cup of cocoa, a great romance novel and my favorite blanket.
DJO: In the reflection of my sunglasses by the pool next to a couple topless models, sipping a daiquiri while getting my feet rubbed by a swedish nanny with strong hands.

"BIG BAD BEAT" EP available now on iTunes!

Best options for fans to check out your music, get in touch, etc?

www.thebeatardsnyc.com
www.myspace.com/thebeatards
Email us at thebeatards@gmail.com
www.twitter.com/thebeatard
And our BIG BAD BEAT EP is available on iTunes!

What would you like to say to music fans who are checking out The Beatards for the first time?

DJO: Bring your boogie shoes and a towel.
UTK: Free your mind and your pants will follow.
Chuck Wild: Hold me.

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Sept 16, 2009 – Mixtape Riot w Team Facelift & Retro Kidz @ Sutra – NY, NY
Sept 18, 2009 – Get Beatarded! @ Hope Lounge – Brooklyn, NY
Sept 19, 2009 – Stop Wack DJ’s @ K&M – Brooklyn, NY
Sept 19, 2009 – Booty Crisis w Planet Rump @ Public Assembly – Brooklyn, NY
Sept 25, 2009 – Grimey Time @ Beauty Bar Brooklyn – Brooklyn, NY
Oct 15, 2009 – Royal Flush Film Festival @ Hiro Ballroom – NY NY

Your Divine Tragedy

Getting to know Seattle’s YOUR DIVINE TRAGEDY
A Q&A with lead vocalist/Rhythm Guitarist Todd
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