suspended in light

Devil Town, curated by Daniel Danger at Gallery 1988, Los Angeles

2011-12-01T11:11:00.001-05:00

Show opens tomorrow night, Friday December 2nd, 7-10pm.

Gallery 1988 Melrose

7020 Melrose Ave

Los Angeles, CA 90038

Unfortunately I will not attending so if anyone goes, please snap some photos for me!

Gallery 1988, Melrose

RIVER OF TIME

2011-06-01T12:39:00.001-04:00

RIVER OF TIME from A Storm of Light on Vimeo.

Revolver's Valley of Death Review - 4/5 STARS

2011-05-19T23:42:00.001-04:00

...On their verbosely titled new record, A Storm of Light have created a massive and monolithic hour that can truly be called their own. There’s a primal, organic sense of emotion here, and truly huge-sounding production, which allows the group’s simple melodies and progressions to build into epic and hypnotic soundscapes. Well-placed cameos by Kim Thayil of Soundgarden and former Swans siren Jarboe round out the package to create a surprisingly satisfying listen.

Noisecreep currently streaming new record from A Storm of Light

2011-05-12T14:55:00.001-04:00

here.

Solo Art Show - San Francisco - June 2nd - E6 Gallery

2011-05-12T14:55:00.000-04:00

A Storm of Light: new cover

2011-02-25T14:52:00.002-05:00

AWESOME!

2010-11-10T21:08:00.002-05:00

Soundgarden Artwork Revealed

2010-08-18T20:04:00.006-04:00

As of a couple hours ago, my artwork for Soundgarden's Telephantasm has been posted their website. A small preview below, and you can check it out more in-depth at soundgardenworld.com.

A Storm of Light: Live in Bogota Colombia

2010-08-12T22:58:00.004-04:00

I am pleased to announce A Storm of Light will be part of Festival Centro in Bogota, Colombia, at the Fundacion Gilberto Alzate Theater. The 5 day festival will be happening January 19th - January 23rd, and we will be playing on the 22nd. I'll post more info as we find out what other bands are playing. We do know of at least one other great band from NYC who will be attending.

Nice.

Scion Installation Six - Brooklyn

2010-05-17T16:54:00.001-04:00

Juxtapoz Magazine - Scion Installation Six - Interview

2010-05-06T14:21:00.005-04:00

Scion Installation 6: Video - Josh Graham Interview from Scion ART on Vimeo.

Voices in the Bardo: Group Show May 7 - June 25

2010-04-21T15:19:00.005-04:00

Curated by Buddy Nestor

Opening reception May 7th, 6pm - 10pm.

Shadow's Space Gallery

1248 North Front Street,

Philadelphia, PA

215-425-1275

A STORM OF LIGHT Tour Dates

2010-02-18T11:04:00.002-05:00

2/18/2010 Kung Fu Necktie - Philadelphia, PA
2/19/2010 Gallery 5 - Richmond, VA
2/20/2010 The Hideaway - Johnson City, TN
2/21/2010 King Pin Bowl - Athens, GA
2/22/2010 Club 529 - Atlanta, GA
2/24/2010 Rubber Gloves - Denton, TX
2/25/2010 Emo’s - Austin, TX
2/27/2010 Mesa Underground - Mesa, AZ
2/28/2010 Club Congress - Tucson, AZ
3/02/2010 Casbah - San Diego, CA w/ SHRINEBUILDER
3/03/2010 Echo - Los Angeles, CA w/ SHRINEBUILDER
3/04/2010 Echo - Los Angeles, CA w/ SHRINEBUILDER
3/05/2010 Voodoo Lounge - San Jose, CA w/ SHRINEBUILDER + HARVESTMAN
3/06/2010 Oakland Metro - Oakland, CA w/ SHRINEBUILDER + HARVESTMAN
3/07/2010 The Independent - San Francisco, CA w/ SHRINEBUILDER + HARVESTMAN
3/09/2010 Neumos - Seattle, WA w/ SHRINEBUILDER
3/10/2010 Rotture - Portland, OR
3/13/2010 Triple Rock - Minneapolis, MN
3/14/2010 Bottom Lounge - Chicago, IL
3/15/2010 Beachland Ballroom - Cleveland, OH
3/18/2010 Union Pool - Brooklyn, NY

Scion Installation Six - Los Angeles

2010-01-11T15:14:00.002-05:00

The new Blackened Series poster.

2009-08-13T15:27:00.003-04:00

Circle 9 Publishing / Art Sales

2009-07-27T18:04:00.000-04:00

At this time Circle 9 Publishing is selling selected pieces. As of now, the smaller editions of Ghosts and The River of Time are available. They are permanently mounted on 1/16" aluminum using a pressure sensitive film adhesive. The front of the print is then protected by a UV-blocking, optically clear, vinyl based laminate that is permanently adhered (for a matte finish). A recessed back frame made from Poplar wood is 1 1/2" deep and 2 1/2" recessed from the edge of the print giving it the appearance of floating from the wall.

The 46" x 12" version of Ghosts is limited to an edition of 20, and is selling for $750.

The 42" x 12" version of The River of Time is limited to an edition of 20, and is selling for $750.

For purchasing information on these or any other fine art prints, including the larger edition sizes, contact Josh directly via josh@suspendedinlight.com.

A Storm of Light - New Track Posted: New Release Announcement

2009-06-23T16:24:00.000-04:00

Brooklyn's A Storm of Light have posted the new track "Midnight" from their upcoming Double LP/CD full-length effort, entitled Forgive Us Our Trespasses. The album finds its power through a dense bringing together of melodies, moods and textures, ensuring that while things are as heavy and cataclysmic as fans would expect, the devastating effects rely on interwoven melodies and graceful shifts in timbre, instead of a stream of identikit riffs.

The song can be found exclusively on A Storm of Light's myspace page, and their official website, astormoflight.com

Comprised of Josh Graham, Domenic Seita, Andy Rice and Joel Hamilton – Storm is joined by a host of carefully-chosen collaborators including vocalist Nerissa Campbell (Primitive North), the unique talents of Jarboe (Swans, World Of Skin, J2), the otherworldly spoken word segues of singer, poet and author Lydia Lunch and the mournful strings of Carla Kihlstedt (Book Of Knots, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, 2 Foot Yard) and Marika Hughes (2 Foot Yard).

Forgive Us Our Trespasses will see a street date in September 2009 through Neurot Recordings, distributed by Revolver USA and Southern in Europe.

Neurosis European Dates

2009-06-21T16:59:00.000-04:00

Once again we are off to Europe.

Tuska Festival 2009
Friday, June 26, 2009
Helsinki, Finland

Saturday, June 27, 2009
Riga, Latvia

Monday, June 29, 2009
Malmo, Sweden | Debaser

Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Stockholm, Sweden | Debaser Medis

Ruisrock Festival
Friday, July 3, 2009
Turku, Finland

Sunday, July 5, 2009
Copenhagen, Denmark | Roskilde: Arena Stage

Monday, July 6, 2009
Berlin, Germany | Astra Kulturhaus

Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Prague, Czech Republic | Palac Akropolis

Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Haarlem, Holland | Patronaat

E6 Gallery - San Francisco

2009-05-13T11:58:00.001-04:00

I am pleased to announce that I have two pieces up in the Robert Berman owned E6 Gallery in San Francisco.
The River of Time: 62 3/4" x 17 3/4" Giclee Print, and Ghosts: 70" x 18" Giclee Print.

The pieces are above, and were printed by Circle 9 Publishing, the link can be found on my links page. The
prints are mounted on aluminum and coated with a cleanable, matt varnish. The large prints are currently
selling for $2500. Smaller editions are on the way as well, price TBD. Prints will also be at the Robert
Berman Gallery in Santa Monica at Bergomot Station very soon.

Thanks to Brett Aronson for setting this all up. Cheers,
Josh.

Mastodon Visuals

2009-05-03T22:07:00.000-04:00

I have just finished the live visual show for Mastodon's new record Crack the Skye. The visuals accompany
every song on the record and can be seen at Mastodon's concerts. Some screen shots are above and
here is Oblivion live in San Francisco.

A Storm of Light - European and US Tour

2009-03-21T15:00:00.001-04:00

Below are the dates for our upcoming tour. A few dates may be added here and there.

04/03/09
Lisbon, Portugal
Teatro Independente de Oeiras
with Process of Guilt and Katabatic

04/04/09
Porto, Portugal
Passos Manuel
with Catacombe

04/05/09
Gijon, Spain
Savoy Club

04/06/09
Madrid, Spain
Ritmo y Compas
with Aathma

04/07/09
Bilbao, Spain
El Balcon de la Lola
with Neila

04/10/09
Athens, Greece
Fuzz Club
with Mono

04/11/09
Prato, Italy
Siddharta

04/12/09
Padova, Italy
Unwound Club
At The Soundawn, Amia Venera Landscape, and Devotion

04/13/09
Basel, Switerland
Tresor
with Zatokrev

04/14/09
Antwerp, Belgium
Twix

04/15/09
Brussels, Belgium
VK

04/16/09
Berlin, Germany
Casseopeia
With Nadja

04/17/09
Munich, Germany
Feierwerk
with Last Grain in the Hour Glass

04/18/09
Prague, Czech Republic
007
with Five Seconds to Leave

04/19/09
Wroclaw, Poland
Firlej
Asymmetry Festival
with Minsk, Ufomammut, Amen Ra, Kingdom, Tephra, Blindead

04/21/09
Vienna Austria
Szene
with Our Survival Depends on Us, Cyruss, Doomina

04/22/09
Helsinki, Finland
TBA

04/23/09
Dordrecht, Netherlands
PopCentrale

04/25/09
Tilburg, Netherlands
Club 013
Roadburn: Beyond the Pale
With Neurosis, St. Vitus, US Christmas, Akimbo, and more

05/16/09
Chicago, Illinois
Bottom Lounge
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

05/17/09
Hamilton, Ontario
Cashbah
with Wolves in the Throneroom, Thrones, and Krallice

05/18/09
Toronto, Ontario
The Annex Wreckroom
with Wolves in the Throneroom , Thrones, and Krallice

05/19/09
Montreal, Quebec
La Sala Rossa
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

05/21/09
Boston, Mass
Great Scott
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

05/22/09
Brooklyn, New York
Europa
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

05/24/09
Providence, Rhode Island
Club Hell
with Wolves in the Throneroom

05/25/09
Wallingford, Connecticut
Wallingford American Legion
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

05/26/09
New York, New York
The Studio @ Webster
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

05/27/09
Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
Cafe Metropolis
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

05/28/09
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kung Fu Necktie
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice
Two Shows! All ages at 6pm: Over 21 at 10pm

05/29/09
Richmond, Virginia
Gallery 5
with Wolves in the Throneroom, Krallice and Forensics

05/30/09
Johnson City, Tennessee
The Hideaway
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

06/01/09
Athens, Georgia
Caledonia
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

06/02/09
Atlanta, Georgia
Drunken Unicorn
with Wolves in the Throneroom and Krallice

Forgive Us our Trespasses

2009-01-22T13:00:00.001-05:00

As of last week, A Storm of Light has begun recording the second full length entitled Forgive Us Our Trespasses. The recording will be finished April 1 and will be released by Neurot Recordings on CD/DLP in the fall of 2009. The album moves forward with Storm's sound, more emphasis on vocals and dynamics, while still keeping the heaviness intact.

The album will feature several collaborations with musicians including Jarboe (swans), Nerissa Campbell (as heard on the Primitive North release), Lydia Lunch, and of course Joel Hamilton (book of knots, battle of mice). Joel is not only recording this release, but it also playing on it as well. We are recording at Strangeweather and Studio G, both located in Brooklyn. Look for new songs posted in April or May. Storm will be playing some of new material live on the upcoming European tour.

Cheers
Storm

Scion Rock Fest, Atlanta Georgia Feb 28 2009

2009-01-10T00:01:00.000-05:00

This is the new poster for Scion Rock Fest, just finished yesterday. This was a fun one. I am looking forward the show, both Neurosis and A Storm of Light are playing.

New Song from A Storm of Light

2008-12-10T16:34:00.001-05:00

From Robotic Empire:

Brooklyn's A STORM OF LIGHT have posted the new song "Sister" off their forthcoming 2xLP+CD collaboration with Toronto's NADJA. This track can now be found exclusively at A STORM OF LIGHT's myspace page:

  A Storm of Light: Myspace

  The release, titled Primitive North, features two new songs from A STORM OF LIGHT and one lengthy new opus from NADJA. The double vinyl LPs and CD will be packaged together, and also features each band remixing the other's material. Primitive North will see a March 3rd, 2009 street date through Robotic Empire.

  nadjaluv. ca

 roboticempire. com

new website

2008-12-05T18:18:00.001-05:00

The new website is uploading as i type this. finally. There are a few sections that are still in the works. Photography should be up this weekend as well as the Misc part of the design section. The art bio page and the art purchasing sections will be up fairly soon. There is a lot of new imagery and content up on the site, so just click around and check it out.
Thanks.
Josh

First Round

2008-11-29T17:36:00.001-05:00

In the interest of getting something on the news page I am posting the interview I did with
Brooklyn Vegan in March. More info and updates will be coming soon. Thanks.

by Black Bubblegum

DOWNLOAD: A Storm Of Light - "Mass" (MP3) from the forthcoming And We Wept the Black Ocean Within

DOWNLOAD: Red Sparowes- "Alone & Unaware, The Landscape was...."(MP3)

DOWNLOAD: Battle Of Mice - "Sleep And Dream" (MP3)

Josh Graham is multitasking, and not in a chew gum and walk kind of way either. Graham first burst on the scene as the newest member of Bay Area titans Neurosis, handling the visual element which included live pieces and graphic design, eventually leading into the legendary "A Sun That Never Sets" companion DVD. On the heels of that well received DVD, Josh went on to direct music videos and design artwork for Dillinger Escape Plan, Enon, Jesu, Khann, Underoath, Saves The Day, and many others.

Meanwhile, Josh wielded a heavy (like the music) axe (like the guitar) in Red Sparowes featuring members of the like-minded Isis, Battle Of Mice with members of local metallers Made Out Of Babies, and Tribes of Neurot (a Neurosis related experimental project). His tenure with Red Sparowes has recently come to an end, but that hasn't stopped Mr. No-Sleep from starting another band... A Storm Of Light. A Storm Of Light recently opened up night two of the Neurosis/Mastodon extravaganza (their second show ever, check out videos from it here and here) and a Seattle date with Neurosis and Converge. Up next, A Storm of Light are scheduled to tear down the Pussycat Lounge in NYC this Saturday, March 29th with Hull in a show that will also feature the art of Jorden Haley.

BrooklynVegan's Black Bubblegum sat down with Josh to hash out his thoughts on democracy (in songwriting), how to keep it simple, and how much it means to him to be "Riding Dirty".

Neurosis @ Brooklyn Masonic Temple (hewins)

How are the Neurosis visuals created? Are they done strictly by individual song, or within a setlist? Are you given carte blanche to create the visuals or do the guys discuss the direction they are interested in going?

Josh Graham: First, each song has its own visual piece, which I have been doing for about the last 4 years. I felt like that was much more of a cohesive presentation, and also allowed me to focus on the specific feeling of each song. The visual mood and subject matter changes with each record; with "The Eye of Every Storm", the visuals are much more colorful, and relate to the open space within the music, focusing on nature and the archetypal imagery of man. With the visuals for "Given to the Rising", I went a completely different route. The projections should feel like they are happening within the realm of the artwork, a landscape that sort of embodies the Jack London quote we used, which in short says we would rather be ashes than dust, to burn bright rather than fade away, to use our time to the fullest. The artwork and the visuals to me, feel like they are an extension of that, an entire world that has just faded away, while some burn bright within it.

That said, I am given the freedom to create visuals for the music that I see fit, and this being the 8th year I have been in Neurosis, we all seem to continually be on the same page; kindred spirits I suppose.

Can we expect a new set of visuals to go along with A Storm Of Light's show?

For A Storm of Light, there will be visuals, but they are going to progress with time. I want to explore some different techniques; the Red Sparowes/Neurosis visuals had a similar aesthetic, maybe too similar, and since my visual work in Red Sparowes will no longer be seen in their live shows (although I am currently working on turning those into a video installation, with new soundtracks, etc), I'd like to move on and try something new. For the first two Storm shows there will be something simple, a repeating image that lends itself to the artwork, and that will set the new ideas in motion.

The name Battle of Mice is a reference to Alexander The Great, Red Sparowes is a reference to Mao Tse Tung and the Great Leap Forward.... your affinity for history and incorporating it into music is well documented. Can we safely assume that A Storm Of Light is not a reference to the seminal Dissection album ("Storm Of The Light's Bane")?

Haha, that is great. Nope, no relation to Dissection...I saw them play at Fury Fest shortly after the singer was released from prison, and not too long before his death; that is an intense set of circumstances. The name, A Storm of Light, relates to many things, I love the imagery it brings to mind, and the scope of references is massive, but overall, it seem to fit the idea of the music, sort of an all encompassing range of emotion.

Art from the upcoming "And We Wept the Black Ocean Within"

Tell me about the songwriting on the A Storm Of Light record.... did you write all of the songs on "And We Wept The Black Ocean Within" (out June 2nd via Neurot Recordings)? Were they a collaborative effort? If so, did some of them exist in another form for Red Sparowes or Battle Of Mice?

I worked with Domenic Seita and Pete Angevine over the course of a few months. While I wrote the guitars, keyboards, and vocals, their input was integral to the music. The initial ideas for these songs actually all came pouring out after months of tour with Red Sparowes. I couldn't stop writing. I sort of felt compulsive, and it felt cathartic to release all of this heavier music; it just felt right. I guess that is how the record title came about.

Can we expect any interesting guests on A Storm Of Light's record?

I wanted to keep the debut record simple and straight to the point, so there will just be the band members on the recording. Having just come from a band with a 5 person democratic writing process, it was nice to have a bit more focus in place.

Are there any tour plans in the works?

We are working on US tours right now. Nothing is yet confirmed, but there are some great possibilities we hope will come through. We'll be in Europe from August 13 through September 20th - supporting Neurosis on about half of that and headlining the rest.

Dillinger Escape Plan - "Panasonic Youth"

You are also a music video director, having directed for Isis, Enon, & recently, Chiodos (not to mention the entire Neurosis "A Sun That Never Sets" DVD). Any new videos on the horizon?

I am working a video now for a pretty large indie/metal/emo band, but i think after this is done I am going to reevaluate the video world. I would like to start focusing on doing more surreal work, longer formats and darker subject matter, stuff that fits in more with the other parts of my life and creative energy. I will be looking at doing a Neurosis video for the next release, and possibly A Storm of Light video as well. Chris Cunningham has been a long time influence on a lot of my work; having seen the path he has followed, it makes sense to me to go with your heart.

What is the current status of Battle Of Mice? Can we expect a new record?

Battle of Mice is on an indefinite hiatus. I am not sure what will happen with that band, but we do have a split release with Jesu planned, with two new songs, so hopefully that will come to fruition in the not too distant future.

So what's the word on that Battle Of Mice split with Jesu on Robotic Empire? Was this recorded during the A Day Of Nights sessions?

The Battle of Mice material was recorded about 9 months after we finished A Day of Nights. The split will have two new songs from both BOM and Jesu. Pretty exciting.

As of the new year, you are no longer with the Red Sparowes. Was there a recording in process (as hinted on myspace) and if so, did you lay down any tracks prior to your departure?

Yeah, it was time to move on. While we did work on new music together, my work will not appear on their upcoming record. I think being spread out on both coasts led to a difference in the kind of music we all wanted to pursue. The other four guys were on the same page while I wanted to make stuff darker and heavier, which just wasn't flying, which is ultimately why I chose to leave. I think we are all better off.

Your website lists that you are currently working with Jarboe... which incarnation of Josh Graham is this, the musician or the visual artist? What can we expect from the material, and when?

I actually recorded with her yesterday. I am playing guitar on four songs. The record, which is yet to be titled, is coming out this spring. It is sounding great, a very wall-of-sound kind of approach, and there are some great guests on the record as well. This should be great.

[Ed note: Jarboe has also announced Phil Anselmo and Attila Csihar as collaborators for the album]

More Blood & Time? Please.... details!

Scott [Kelly, from Neurosis] has just finished his solo record, and we are going to start soon on more Blood and Time material, I am excited to get back to it. We have about 3 or 4 songs so far which are promising and inspiring. Blood & Time will be Scott and Noah [Landis, from Neurosis] on the west coast, and me and Vinny [Signorelli, ex-Swans, currently Unsane and more recently, A Storm Of Light] on the east coast... pretty cool.

[Ed note: entitled "The Wake", look for it on Neurot Recordings on May 5th]

Hmmm... east coast AND west coast versions of the band... does this mean a Blood & Time tour is in the works?

Well, I think it will mean there will be more Blood and Time shows overall, which is cool. I bet it could boil down to maybe some coastal dates/tour stints.

Art from the 2007 LP "Every Red Heart Shines Toward The Red Sun"

You obviously have had a large list of collaborators... Who were some that you particularly enjoyed working with and why? Who are some "dream" collaborators that you would love to get into the studio with?

Collaborations...hmmm. Werner Herzog would be one of the foremost people I would like to collaborate with, perhaps work on a soundtrack to one of his films. He is a truly amazing filmmaker. Woven Hand i think would be amazing, I love the dark intensity of their music. I would love to do something with Arvo Part or Sigur Ros or Bjork or even visual artists like Bill Viola. There was one single released in the mid 90's with a heavy band backing Bjork that was great, seems like there could be some potential there.

I loved collaborating with Jarboe, it was a very cool experience and unlike any I have had. Joel Hamilton and Tony Maimone are amazing musicians as well. It was an honor to work with them; hopefully we'll be doing some new stuff soon.

Who are some music artists that inspire your visual art? Vice versa?

Music artists that inspire my visual art...

Currently - Swans, Sixteen Horsepower & Woven Hand, Kevin Shields, PJ Harvey, Low, Liars, Joy Division, Steven R Smith, Pink Floyd, Bjork, Black Flag.

Art that inspires my music...

Andy Goldsworthy, Bill Viola, Richard Serra, Julie Anne Mann, Matthew Barney, Bill Henson, Tara Donovan, Cai Guo-Qiang

There seems to be quite a few visual artists that have taken a home in heavy music... you, Jacob Bannon (Converge), John Baizley (Baroness), Ryan Patterson (Coliseum, Black Cross), among others. Is there something about metal/punk that lends itself to the visual element?

Yeah I think it seems a bit weird from the outside. Many people I freelance with don't fully get the attraction to heavy music, but I think that it's understandable; there is something so much more cerebral to a lot of heavy music these days. Buried deep within is a tap to almost every emotion within ourselves, to the human condition itself. This kind of music can reach down and touch a part of you that may be either intentionally or unintentionally hidden away, and i think that it is amazing. To create art to, and respond/react to something so intense is necessary for me; it's just part of who I am.

The Guardian recently ran a story on Metal and the overall lack of respect that it garners... be it in criticism, year-end polling, or general press coverage. Why do you think that metal is so demonized (pun unintended)? Do you feel a large and respected metal band will ever get the attention it truly deserves? Will metal remain a bastion of "outsider art"?

Man, that is a hard question to answer. I think it falls into what I said above. I think some people are afraid to open themselves up to heavy music. I think maybe it is too honest and too expressive for a lot of people to grasp. They need to cover up these feelings by listening to something happy or non-confrontational. While I am saying this, I want to note that I am not talking about every metal band on the planet, because for some, metal is just another money-making genre like all the rest. I am talking about bands that make music to expel what is inside of them, the people who are honest in their approach to themselves and to their fans. Hopefully that will change but it seems doubtful, unfortunately.

What are some bands that we should be looking out for in the coming year (other than A Storm Of Light, natch)?

Hmmm...that is also a hard one...I suck at these questions...just like when I go to a record store and I cannot ever remember anything I want. US Christmas [who also played the Neurosis/Mastodon show and have an album of their own out on Neurot June 16th], Torche, Buried At Sea, Witchcraft, Stand-Up Guy... there have to be more I suppose... argh.

Red Sparowes Live (f.p.o.)

You are a known Brooklynite. Since BV readers are avid concertgoers, and everyone loves a list, what were your favorite shows of the past year?

Torche at Blender Theater

Melvins at Luna Lounge

Pelican at Luna Lounge

Isis at Irving Plaza

Big Business at Knitting Factory

Chamillionaire at Hovefest in Norway... he pulled a kid up on stage and tried to get him to rap, and the kid ran away... amazing.

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Hear that kids? A Storm of Light will be in Europe this summer, and so will Neurosis. And new Blood & Time material is on the way too! Come out and catch A Storm of Light on March 29 at the Pussycat Lounge in NYC (flyer below) and pick up And We Wept the Black Ocean Within when it drops June 2nd!

Thanks to Josh and Neurot Recordings.