VIDEO: Night Crickets Drop Spooky Tale Of ‘The Unreliable Narrator’
“The Unreliable Narrator” by Night Crickets is a mysterious video that’s every bit as spooky as the song itself. It’s from their brilliant debut album, ‘A Free Society.’
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‘Summer Night Radio EP’ Unites Comrades, Delivers Stellar Rock And Roll
The “Summer Night Radio” EP Features Amazing Tunes From Three American Bands: Proper, Hippie Life, and Icons Of Industry,
‘What’s Your Name?’ Bowie Cover By ‘She 1 -Him 2’ Worthy Of ‘Fame’
The cover of Bowie’s “Fame” by She 1 – Him 2 is a fun tribute to the legendary chameleon that captures the spirit of his legacy.
Worlds Collide: Black Rose Burning’s Mini-Film, ‘The Wheel’
Inspired by classic spaghetti Westerns and Space Opera, the mini-film for the tune “The Wheel” features the catchy and compelling music of Black Rose Burning and a familiar story –with a cosmic twist.
The Nouveau Muzak Of ‘Music for Underwater Supermarkets’
Music For Underwater Supermarkets evokes imaginary environments, with original compositions that are painstakingly composed and recorded. Like the famous Muzak, aka ‘Elevator Music’ or music for supermarkets, these tunes feature sounds so smoothly produced that the effect is almost surreal.
Tosh Berman On Growing Up In The Shadow Of Wallace Berman And The Art Establishment
Author Tosh Berman, son of artist Wallace Berman, grew up in the 60s, in small home spaces around Los Angeles that also served as art studios where his father’s art was created.