A pic from the three drum stack NYE show courtesy of our pal Christopher Armstrong of Echo Industries.
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A pic from the three drum stack NYE show courtesy of our pal Christopher Armstrong of Echo Industries. So I was rummaging through a shoebox and found 4 expended rolls of Tmax b&w film. I had no idea what they were from or when they were taken. It turns out they were from our 2007 (uh.. I think?) tour to SXSW with our Norweegie buddies 120 Days. These are a complete grainy mess, either from operator error/drunkenness or from improper storage in box over a hot air register. Anyway, this was a fun tour back from when I still drank and jumped trains at night. Gallery here or after the jumper. Another small treat from our pals at Parlour, here’s a quick wrong turn down memory lane via Sandy Karpetz diary. While I’m at it, there is also a brief behind the scenes cut of our pic-a-nic out at Elk Island Park here. No elk, plenty of Bison, wharf beer and aforementioned lake foam.
A fairly lo-fi onstage camera excerpt of GUILT TRIPS shot during the SOSfest, July 12, 2010. This show was a ton of fun and I really hope this becomes an annual event here in YEG!
For our Coming Home video we needed some burnable synths. Being a handy guy with a skill saw and plumb bob I whipped up three fake keyboards based on the Sequential Prophet 5, The Moog Voyager and a large 5U modular. It nearly destroyed my mind and I ended up basically pulling 3 all-nighters to finish in time. Anyway, the plan was to make them look as authentic as possible and to that end, I think we succeeded. Here are some pics of the process… If you’ve ever seen our band in Saskatoon, you may have seen yours truly alongside the legendary Jaycie Jayce in the merch “booth”. This photo is from one of our earlier visits. Actually….this photo is from SXSW when we toured with 120 Days. Oh well, you get the idea right? I’m more like gettn’ the hang of this website, dude.
![]() lil bugger This is OJ. A tiny orange pain in the ass.
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