In medias res Awake at two, and the old scarsstill buzz like rooms full of sitars. A twang in the ashes, brass knuckle radio,a hundred untuned Dixieland banjos. If it offends thee, then pluck it out…. You can get the whole poem and the playlist over at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #139: A Twang in the Ashes
Over on Bandcamp, you can hear a live Reverse Engineer improv set recorded at Village Green Records in Montgomery. Reverse Engineer is really Kenny Johnson, and whatever inspires him for that project. A few years back, I made the Red Hills EP with him as Reverse Engineer, and if you check streaming, you will find … Continue reading New Music: Reverse Engineer
A new poem and playlist reside over at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #138: The Grip
Trey Lane’s new recording Sold Over Hold is now available on Bandcamp and on Tidal. I played a variety of auxiliary parts like synth, piano, and some secondary guitar. Continue reading New Music: Trey Lane’s Sold Over Hold
Partnered with the George A. Romero Foundation, Access:Horror is a festival that focuses on disability and genre cinema. I had a blast covering the festival this year for Horror DNA. You can read the reviews here: Shorts Block One: From Womb to TombShorts Block Two: Flesh of My Flesh Continue reading At Horror DNA: Access:Horror 2025
A new poem and playlist await at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #137: Proximity
For a few years in the mid-2000s—and off and on since—I wrote comics, zines, and, on rare occasions, illustrated them. Somewhere in that period, I was introduced to The Journal of MODOK Studies and immediately fell in love with its unique mix of reverence and absurdity, especially at a time when you weren’t really supposed to take … Continue reading A MODOK Origin Story
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