Altered States!

July 24 sees the launch of my all-new digital single "Altered States," the 27th release since the start of this project in 2014!

Drawing inspiration from Ken Russell's S/T sci-fi / horror classic, the two-track single sees an expansion of the Videogram sound, adding a heavier Space Synth influence to the mix, with nods to iconic electronic outfits such as Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream and Giorgio Moroder.

Available to stream and download on all streaming services (Bandcamp adds a bonus track).

The Shape!

Just in time for October I decided to release a lil' teaser by adding an all-new track to the 2018 "Michael" digital single on Bandcamp. Check out "The Shape"!

The track, initially part of the 2018 sessions with Australian musician Jesse Breckon-Thomas, was unfortunately never finished, but I decided to unearth it, give it the Videogram treatment and release it for Halloween.

You can download the two-track digital single exclusively on my Bandcamp page here, and check out the official audio streaming on my YouTube channel here. Happy Halloween!

Friday the 13th!

Happy Friday the 13th! This weekend, get Acid Washed's remix of Voorhees Stomp as pay-what-you-want via my official Bandcamp page. Download includes the fantastic Jason X-flavored sleeve by U.S. poster artist Jesse Philips. Get it here.

Lunchmeat VHS!

September 2019 marks the five-year anniversary of the creation of my Lunchmeat VHS Fanzine tape! Released in May that following year, the original 30-minute version offered faux 'trailers' for every track off my S/T album - utilizing footage from cult movies considered to be in the public domain - with a 3D version added as a bonus courtesy James 'Doc Terror' Harris!

Updated with the remixed and remastered versions off my Videogram Redux album, you can stream the video it in all its 4:3 glory on my YouTube channel here. Videogram Redux, featuring the original S/T album, with previously-unreleased bonus tracks, is available on all streaming services as well as my Bandcamp page here.

Papaya!

I couldn't be more excited to announce that the remixes I did for One Way Static Records back in 2017 have just been released!

The Papaya digital single features two plunderphonic remixes utilizing tracks culled from the remastered stereo tracks of Stelvio Cipriani's 1978 Papaya: Love Goddess of the Cannibals.

The single sees Cipriani's lounge exotica meet rhythm-heavy disco funk, with the title track adding sultry sax and female vocals to enhance the original work, backed with a bare-bones instrumental version, creating a fun, catchy and danceable reinterpretation worthy of inclusion to the collection of any fan of the 1978 movie and soundtrack!

Out now and available exclusively via my Bandcamp page here. Teaser videos on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.

VHS Lives! Music From the Vestra Pictures Documentary

Yeah, don't be like Day of the Dead's Dr. Logan, let Bub listen to his Videogram tapes! A new quarter has arrived and I'm stoked to announce that my VHS Lives! Music from the Vestra Pictures Documentary has finally been released.

The three-track single features all the tracks that appears in the Vestra Pictures documentary - remixed and remastered! - wrapped in an old school Xerox fanzine-inspired sleeve! Streaming now on all music services.

The DVD and VOD of the VHS-themed documentary is available via MVD Entertainment Group. Check out He's Still Out There making its debut on Artefaktor Radio here.

OUT NOW: VHS Lives 2!

And it's out! Pretty stoked to announce that WWMD released the VHS Lives 2 documentary on DVD yesterday! Available via WWMD direct here,  the DVD is distributed exclusively by MVD Entertainment, so you can buy it at Best Buy, Deep Discount, and TCM Shop, to mention just a few. If you want VOD, you can stream, rent and buy it via Amazon Prime, iTunes, Microsoft, and Vimeo - the latter is U.S. only.

Which brings me to the next subject! Announced earlier, I'm releasing the Videogram tracks that appears in the documentaries - remixed and remastered! The sleeve has been updated with artwork that I felt was more fitting, going for an old school xeroxed fanzine aesthetic. Stay tuned for more info!