Interview with Trash Mutant

Check it out. Did an interview with Trash Mutant earlier this week (what a great name!) covering all sorts of topics like the all-new Cobretti EP, my influences, punk rock past and the 1980s VHS explosion to name just a few.

I enjoyed this one and think it came out great! Read it here and give them a like on Facebook here. And tell them I sent ya!

The EP has received more reviews and shout-outs. Bloody Good Horror, Bucketlist Music Reviews and The Action Elite have all been giving this project some much-appreciated support. And Six Foot Plus aired Camp Blood during their recent Friday the 13th-themed show, so make sure to give it a spin here.

Cobretti

This is where the law stops and I start. The all-new Cobretti EP was released today on my Bandcamp! Featuring one track from the coming Cineploit full length, two exclusive ones (including one collaboration with D.A. Medina), you get all three tracks for $3, the whole EP inspired by the Cannon Group action classic Cobra.

The video - using footage from said movie - was launched on my official YouTube channel, and has been receiving some pretty cool feedback so far, so make sure to check it out and feel free to share it on your social media.

UPDATE: The first week's batch of reviews are in. A ton of thank-yous go out to Cinema Slasher, Lunchmeat VHS Fanzine, Horror Sexy, Horror Sci-Fi and More, The Scream Review and The Rotting Zombie for the much-appreciated support. Make sure to check them all out, give them a "like" and tell them I sent ya!

Coming soon!

Crime is a disease. Meet the cure. Check out the all-new artwork for my coming Cobretti EP! For those wanting a teaser taste of the coming Cineploit album, the EP features one track off the yet-to-be titled full length with two exclusive bonus tracks - one featuring an appearance by D.A. Medina - all a tribute to George P. Cosmatos' 1986 action cult classic Cobra starring Sylvester Stallone. Out pretty soon!

Update

As February is coming to a close I figured it was time for an update: The second physical Videogram release is in the works right now as I finished up my end of it this past week.

Both Lunchmeat VHS Fanzine and Doc Terror/Horror Sexy are in on this, Loud Comix' Jamie Vayda did the artwork and I don't wanna ruin the surprise, but it's gonna be a pretty insane one that I hope will make people as psyched as I was creating it. Teasers will be posted later on!

The Cineploit album is coming along quite nicely. I've been mixing a lot of drum tracks this past week (I just finished up one tonight) and soundwise this one's gonna be a pretty beefy album - if you liked my Camp Blood single this'll be right up your alley.

For those wanting a taste there's probably gonna be a digital EP released soon-ish featuring one album track with some exclusive bonus tracks - including one that has some choice synths courtesy D.A. Medina. Stay tuned!

T-shirt

Check it out: Loud Comix' own Jamie Vayda (and lil' Bandit) is seen proudly flying the Videogram colors. Jamie designed the great artwork - a tribute to Dennis Donelly's sleazed-out 1978 video nasty The Toolbox Murders. I love Jamie's style, it actually reminds me a bit of Peter Bagge, and he did a killer job with this design!

These and other designs will be made available later on, so make sure to give my Facebook page a like for updates. While on that subject, check out Jamie's illustrator page and give his comics a like as well! If you're into punk rock, you'll find the band page for his outfit The Stovebolts here.

D.A. Medina

Time for an update: As I'm listening back to the first track from our collaboration, I am happy to announce that U.S.-based musician D.A. Medina will be adding some choice synths on a couple of tracks on my coming Cineploit debut.

Daniel's 2013 album You'll Get Used to It is a personal fave, offering up a truly unique sound that injects a healthy dose of experimentation and avant garde into the mix. Make sure to check it out on Bandcamp here and give him a like on Facebook as well.

Videogram Ident 1

Time to premiere the all-new video/trailer for the Videogram Ident 1! Since this project began as a tribute to the VHS experience of the 1980s - especially the trailer show tapes you could rent for cheap -  I figured I should have an ident/logo that showcased the films available on this faux label.

Check it out on my YouTube channel here and make sure to give the other videos a spin as well!