They’re rappin’ about XBox games and making music videos on Halo. That’s right. I said “gangsta nerds.” [ language advisory ]
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I think I still have the press kit from Cancelled Due to Fire…
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spinme.com member J’Ae from the band Lokata sent me over one of their webisodes. It’s a fun video clip that looks behind the scenes at their recording process and other stuff they spend their time doing. (Are those pie plates you guys are hurling at each other?) An excellent example of pulling together some audience [...]
Two of my favorite folks are teaming up for a very cool video contest…
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I’m a little run down today, so I thought we’d have some fun.
Before the site redesign, we used to have a little "bandroll" on the sidebar with links to bands that were readers or clients of ours. As spinme.com grew, keeping the list got a little too time consuming, so I had to let it [...]
I can’t tell you how many times my studio sessions have improved when Bea Arthur has shown up with a Dandy.
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No longer content to portray an audience, those improv agents stage their own concert, with hilarious results.
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ROFL: Goth, Metalhead Overcome Subcultural Differences To Find Love
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Check out these shirts from our friend Rhonda…
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David Hooper and I have been exchanging some tongue in cheek posts about how someone could make a lot of money by setting up a crowd rental service or a flash-mob-for-hire company, to help new bands look really good in front of talent buyers. (Sure, it would come under the “fool me once…” school of [...]
