http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cR-nbuDDNE0

let me know of any buildings, spaces, venues, rooms, galleries in your town/city where you think this would work! We are bringing headphone amplifiers and inflatable space pods for everyone and it is an all ages show… so this does not need to be your typical music venue with PA system or bar or anything.

For example, in Montreal, we are planning to set up this event at the BIOSPHERE.

Have a think, and please advise in the comments section below on this page.

Cheers!
e

so you know, this is what we’ve been up to…
don’t say we didn’t warn ya! it’s going global next year!!!

e

www.babelgum.com/series/180209/clips/6003398

enjoy!
e

In other news… I’ve recorded a track for the Ninja Tune 20th Anniversary compilation… As well as doing some cuts for the upcoming score for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.

coolio.

much fun was had… haven’t laughed this hard in ages… Here are some stills from the rushes.  enjoy.

Director Lori Chodos and Robot (Paul Labonte) at the sandwich shop.

Nufonia Must Fall reference page, 25.

Robot/sandwich artist.

eric’s final blueprints…

6 days, 3 sheets of aluminum and 8 rolls of duct tape later… + baby.

scene from the park.

at the lake.

Rockin’ out… (in that quiet creative time kind of way).

Cori’s bake shop was a hit.  There was only one cupcake left at the end of the night.  She’s already scheming up some new recipes for next week.

… everybody just hanging out, doing their thing…

such skills… Yarn and charcoal, classic sketchbooks to z-brush.  I am so in love with this town.

Krista, sometimes known as Lederhosen Lucil, serving up the hot chocolate.

I must also take this oppurtunity to thank Eric Amber and the crew at Theatre Ste. Catherine for letting us use their wonderful venue for these events.  That room has so much cozy mojo.  I wonder why I don’t play there all the time.  And also a big high five to Mr. Rupert Bottenberg, an extremely talented illustrator and comic artist in his own right, for putting together that piece in the Mirror Weekly.  Everyone in attendance knew exactly what they were getting in to… thanks Rupert!  If you’re in another town and missed the piece, you can check it out here…

http://www.montrealmirror.com/2009/022609/music1.html

And of course, thank you to everyone who showed up and brought something to work on.  You really made the night.  It went better than I could have ever imagined.  

Very much looking forward to next weeks’ installment.  Which reminds me, I gotta start digging up some wax for another 5 hour set… yikes.  Hope to see you Monday. 

e

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=99133147

There will be a quiz about it at the next gig.

recording the quiet soundtrack to Space Cadet…

baby says: practicing is boring.

Nobody puts baby in a snowsuit.