Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
edIT resurrection
The Hood Internet - Back 2 Da Ltlp (B.G. x edIT) by hoodinternet
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Glitch Mob answers questions about live gigs
"Free Single, Upcoming Album
“Drive It Like You Stole It,” the first single, is free, courtesy the band, so you can give it a listen and let us know what you think. (I am definitely pumping that track as I drive my Chevy Aveo out of the rental lot at LAX next time I’m in your town, guys. Nothing like ghetto-blasting in a crap GM rental car.) It’s just a taste of the album to come, but nicely wrangles some thickly-arrayed synth stacks and big percussion. Yes, this is American music in the triumphantly-proud Obama era.
The band nods to the LA musical epicenter from which their work emanates. From the press release:
According to Boreta, Drink The Sea certainly reflects the pioneering, individualist spirit of their home base. “Everyone around us from the West Coast—Flying Lotus, Nosaj Thing, Daedelus, Eprom—has their own distinctive sound. We all seem to want to break boundaries, but everybody has their own lane, which is what makes it so exciting.”
They’re great, approachable guys, so I’ll be talking to them more.
I’ll be curious to hear the rest of the album, because the band seems like such an essentially live performance-based band, and it’s always tough to translate that experience. That is, it’s a challenge, but the kind of challenge worth exploring.
Behind the Scenes: Playing Together
If this were just a music blog, the story would end there, but of course the advantage we have on CDM – and the chance to go beyond our own tastes and stylistic differences as musicians – is that we’re all wrestling with the same technology. In case you’re wondering how these guys get three laptop artists playing together onstage, it’s a problem that poses its own challenges.
edIT and Boreta joined me onstage to talk about some of those challenges, and how their approach to simultaneous performance and sync have evolved. We got to look at the state of technology, warts and all. Here’s the full video (skip past the introductions for the bit where they talk about how they’ve managed to clear some technological hurdles involved with multiple people playing laptop music together):"
get the rest of the scoop here: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2010/03/25/the-glitch-mob-tour-free-single-download-multiple-laptops-lemurs/
tears make up the river, and i dont know my name
Boreta is a favorite
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
My Album Due out 4/20
01. Sleep
02. Drone
03. Indifference
04. From Cataclysm
05. Instant Trip To The Cosmos Pt.2
06. Drunken Trees
07. Eaten By The Sun
08. Silver Buckshot
09. Serendipity
10. To Cataclysm
11. Comfortable Skin
12. The Pantomime Legacy
13. Synergy
14. Instant Trip To The Cosmos Pt.1
15. Lost Man
16. It
17. Moontrapped
18. For 13%
All songs written, recorded & produced by: Mike Dennis.
Additional lyrics on #8 by:
Leo (John Satter) & Dr.Willow (Vince Ayala).
Additional guitars on #13 by: Brad Didway.
Artwork by: Jeph Valenzuela.
Mastered by: Moshe.
Game your Hen
Monday, March 22, 2010
Salmon con Ziplock
Here is a favorite, simple, and BOMB dish I make every once in a while. Everyone has to take a break from red meat at some point. This dish comes in clutch when that moment occurs.
Real Simple- all you need is 1 large ziplock, 1 Atlantic salmon filet, season-all, salt, extra virgin olive oil, 1 lemon squeezed, 2 handfulls of spinach, 1/4 butter, 1-2 garlic cloves minced.
Cook Time: 30 Min
In your ziplock combined your salmon filet(s), seasoning, squeezed lemon, and a democratic amount of olive oil.
Next, you close up the zippitydodah bag, shake it all around, and store it in the fridge to marinade for about 3 hours or less.
Pull it out, put it on a flat foil bed-Pull both sides of foil up and towards the center, and create a capsule for the fish to steam (going to steam this in the oven at 350 degrees for 15 Min).
While the salmon is cooking, chop up washed spinach, minced garlic cloves, butter.
Saute garlic in pan, add butter, then spinach. Saute everything for 3 min or until the spinach is totally wilted.
Combine your bomb ass cooked salmon with steamed white rice and spinach for a great pre-drinking meal.
BOOYYAAHH
Drive It Like You Stole It | XLR8R
Drive It Like You Stole It | XLR8R
Taken from XLR8R's site:
"Together, edIT, Boreta, and Ooah have amassed a large number of remixes, singles, and mixtapes, but May 25 will mark the release of Drink the Sea, the debut full-length from LA's veteran blap collective. The Glitch Mob opted to drop the album on its own imprint, Glass Air, and has also given us the premiere of the album's first single, "Drive It Like You Stole It." If this track is anything, it's an anthem. Amidst a trademark head-nodding beat heavy with slap, a number of synths vie for the forefront position—like a team of buglers announcing the coming of the beat scene's heroes—before giving way to an arsenal of heavy percussion and reverberated vocal samples."
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Sites Recommended for Boredom
-This site includes strain test reviews, bomb places to grub, great locations to chill, etc.
http://lastonerblog.wordpress.com/
I AM A LASER!
Laser's got all the news you need on some of LA's tightest producers, artists, and musicians.
Dope video on Deru courtesy of IAMALAZER
http://www.youtube.com/user/iamalaser#p/a/u/0/tE8hv33xG98
Healthcare passes, not sure if anything changes
Dr. Douche of the House seems to have forgotten how he and his colleagues got bills passed when the entire country opposed them.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Check out Candid Ho
First blog post evverrrrrr

Dudes and Dudettes: