Twittin'

Listenin'

Noah And The Whale – My Door Is Always Open

Stalkin'

This circus tiger's
gonna break your heart.

-- Conor Oberst

11.03.10 | New Das Bunker Posters

On October 15th 2010, Das Bunker celebrated their 14 year anniversary. To help promote the event, I designed a Tron inspired promo, which got a lot of positive feedback. I also designed a companion piece that illustrates the vast musical selection that Das Bunker has helped promote during those fourteen years, and it took shape in the form of a periodic table of industrial music elements. Both of these items are now available as full color 18×24 posters. Both limited to 75 signed and numbered copies. Click Here To Buy Them

09.21.10 | Gardening, Not Architecture Poster

New poster design for Gardening, Not Architecture. The poster will have a limited run of 50, and will be signed by both me and the artist, and will be silk screened on French eco-friendly paper. This is being offered as part of the band’s fund-raiser to support their upcoming tour. You can get your copy by going HERE.

09.09.10 | Seven Anniversaries

Seven Anniversaries
Here’s a little graphic that displays seven years of anniversary flyers for Das Bunker. One can immediately see where I spent more time on design, and you can also see an evolution of my skills.

09.07.10 | Das Bunker 14th Anniversary Promo

Das Bunker 14th Anniversary
Promotional flyer designed for the 14th anniversary of one of the biggest Industrial clubs in the U.S. Das Bunker has been bringing all genres and sub-genres of Industrial music to the Los Angeles underground for the past fourteen years. What better way to celebrate than with a TRON inspired promo?

01.27.10 | Das Bunker Limited Edition Posters

Originally designed and illustrated for a series of fliers promoting Das Bunker as “The Past, Present and Future of The Los Angeles Underground”.
These posters are full color, 11×17, limited to 50 copies and will never be printed again. They will be numbered and signed, and will be shipped rolled in a mailing tube. Better get them now!

01.03.10 | De musica ligera

	1. The Horrors – Primary Colors It took a few listens before I fell in love with this album, but once I got past the initial shock of not hearing much of the previous “zombie garage” sound, I was hooked. The sound is very reminiscent of vintage darkwave, but with a modern twist.
	2. Conor Oberst – Outer South I was surprised to see a new Conor Oberst (and The Mystic Valley Band) album get released so close to his previous release, but Outer South turned out to be just as good, and in some tracks, even better. I must have driven people crazy with how much I played this album.
	3. The Whitest Boy Alive – Rules It took WBA almost three years to come out with a follow-up to their first album, Dreams, and it shows with the more mature and developed sound of their second album, Rules. This album is filled with all kinds of infectious loops and lyrics that it’s hard to listen to it just once.
	4. Silversun Pickups – Swoon I was late to find this band, but ever since I purchased this album, I have purchased everything they’ve done. I love their melodic sound and lyrics. Their music is perfect for a long drive or while working into the late hours of the night.
	5. Mexican Institute of Sound – Soy Sauce I really love it when bands from south of the border break into the American music scene. M.I.S. got me dancing since the first time I heard them get airplay on KCRW. I was also lucky enough to catch them perform live, and I must say that they know how to work the crowd. Everyone was dancing!

The Rest
A lot of these albums made an impact on me, but didn’t get as much play as the five above.