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May
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ilostmyshit asked: Hey,I'm Jon, I met you last summer in Bloomington playing kickball. We talked about twin peaks a lot. And so I was recently obsessing over twin peaks type stuff and remembered that button you had of the Owl looking logo. Where did you get that or did you make it? Thanks!

Hi, Jon.  Me and my friend Crystal made those when we found out the museum we worked at had a button-maker.  I think we might have copied the ones they sell on the web page for the annual Twin Peaks convention.  I think we tried to order them and they were out of stock or something. 

May
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wolfpile:

Die Kinder, a musical project I am a part of w/ Kari Jørgensen & Ryan Eilbeck, released a six-song tape at Skylab Gallery on May 5th in Columbus, Ohio.

Download the songs for free HERE (or direct zip file here)

OR if you would like a physical copy of the tape via mail, paypal $4 (ppd) to richardwehrenbergjr at gmail dot com

OR get in touch at the same email address for other ways to get the tape.

Reach for the strange fruit.

Feb
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Toby Foster/The Boy Who Could Fly Tour Update

Friday, February 24th, 5:30pm vegan potluck/6:00pm show
Athens, OH @ Brown Town
35 Brown Ave.
w/ The Frame Family Band, Sport Fishing USA, & Pigeonholes

Saturday, February 25th, 6:00pm
Buffalo, NY @ Sugar City
19 Wadsworth St.
w/ Women’s Studies, $6

Sunday, February 26th, 8:00pm
Toronto, ON @ Are Gallery
1581 Dundas St. West
w/ Stick and Poke & Indigo Children, $5/PWYC

Monday, February 27th
Guelph, ON @ TBA

Tuesday, February 28th, 9:00pm
Kalamazoo, MI @ Milhouse
E-mail for address
w/ Jeremy Ruggles & Blair Ellis

PASS IT ON!  SEE YOU THERE!

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Austin Eilbeck is everyone’s life coach.

Austin Eilbeck is everyone’s life coach.

Jan
17th
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“I WOULD DO ANYTHING FOR LOVE (BUT I WON’T DO THAT)”

Me and Jeff Owens met in the dorms in the school year of 1999-2000 and have been friends and music collaborators ever since.  I emailed him to ask him the same question I asked Crystal. 

K:  Hey Jeff!  I’m doing this little project and thought about you for it.  Do you remember the very first song you really connected with?  Like, on an emotional level?

J:  “Yeah there’s a lot! But the very first first would prolly be meatloaf’s

I would do anything for love 

I say this one because it was the first song I ever spent money on. I bought the single in 6th grade and would listen to it over and over on my parents tape player. Something about that chorus man…

Earlier than that would have to be any song by depeche mode (or as my mom says ‘depressed mode’). I remember riding the freeways in california with my family listening to them. But that’s more of a band than a specific song.”

Jan
13th
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Anonymous asked: how could you?

Is this spam?  Extremely vague spam?

Jan
12th
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This was extremely influential to my young ears.  The possibilities of layering melodies are endless, even when all you have is your own voice.  Also, the possibilities of layering color and using repetition in visual art.  Inspiration is everywhere!

Jan
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Drawing by my friend Greg.

Drawing by my friend Greg.

Dec
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I do remember June and me and Bob and Joan Baez in my hotel room, so
happy to meet each other that we were jumping on the bed like kids.
Johnny Cash, the Autobiography