Kodak Moment!

Here we go, got this in the mail earlier this week, my own copy of the Lunchmeat VHS tape! It looks great and I am damn satisfied having released this one. Like I already posted on my Facebook, this one sold out in no time, but if you want the digital version - complete with the VHS master of the S/T album - head on over to VHX.com to get it.

The VHS has gotten some nice reviews and shout-outs these past days. Make sure to check out what Deaducated, The Scream Review, The Rotting Zombie and Holly's Horrorland had to say about it!

Lunchmeat VHS!

Yes! Here it is! I couldn't be more excited to announce the second physical Videogram release, the Lunchmeat VHS! Released in collaboration with Lunchmeat VHS Fanzine and Doc Terror, this limited-edition VHS features the complete 2014 S/T album in visual form, edited as a faux-trailer show. Fourteen videos in total complete with idents.

But that's not all! We went out of our way to make this one as beefy as possible, so as an added bonus the VHS includes a 3D version - with glasses included! Wrapped in a clambox shell and featuring artwork by Loud Comix' illustrator Jamie Vayda, these are available via Lunchmeat's official website only, and, to make it fair for everyone, there are no pre-orders taken. Get it here.

EDIT: The VHS has sold out. Thank you everyone for the support!

EDIT II: A digital version of the VHS is now available via VHX.com! It includes the complete 34-minute VHS with a bonus download of the VHS-remaster of the S/T album. Get it here.

To commemorate this trés cool release, and give the awesome work Jamie did its due, I am also doing a one-time campaign on Teespring. Screenprinted in blood-red ink on premium yellow t-shirts (giallo, get it?), these limited-edition t-shirts are gorgeous and available in all sizes (S - 3XL). Once they're gone they will not be reprinted, so make sure to reserve yours today! Get it here.

Podcasts!

Check it out: As of now Deep Red Radio - Das Filmmagazin's post-apocalyptic/cyborg special can be streamed and downloaded via their official SoundCloud page. Featuring 2077: Raiders of the Apocalypse off my S/T album, the roughly 40 minute show includes fellow Cineploit artists and a cool intro by Jean-Claude Van Damme!

While on the subject, last week saw the launch of the HorrorSexy podcast. Debuting with an episode focusing on screeners, I'm happy to say they decided to use Regina dei Cannibali End Titles as a title theme. Two episodes are online so far. Check 'em out!

UPDATE: Just received word that the HorrorSexy podcast can be downloaded for free on iTunes here.

Radio-Aktivität

Radioactivity, is in the air for you and me...

Deutsche leute should make sure to tune in to Deep Red Radio - Das Filmmagazin this month as they air a post-apocalyptic special that features not only 2077: Raiders of the Apocalypse off my 2014 S/T album, but fellow Cineploit artists as well. Dates and time are as follows:

13.04 - 12:00 UHR (Montag)
17.04 - 12:00 UHR (Freitag)
20.04 - 12:00 UHR (Montag)
24.04 - 12:00 UHR (Freitag)

You'll find more information about the show - and where those living outside Germany can stream it - on their Facebook here and official site here. For more German action make sure to check out Film Maniax' The Swedish Raider of the Apocalypse - Ein Gespräch mit Magnus Sellergren here. Schüss!

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!