Journey To Ixtlan
There is nothing as amazing as an amazing drummer. Sometimes when I watch them I think I can do that, it’s just sticks and skins. But that’s like thinking I […]
Performing
Screeched In: Chicago Style
One of the best parts about putting a one and a half year old to sleep is when they are too pooped to remain conscious and they try to sit […]
Canada Day Winnipeg
Sometime 20 years ago my band the Binder Specialists played Canada Day in Winnipeg. The band was named after a used car which belonged to a company called The Binder […]
Grace Hospital At Ultrasound
In my closets so many things over time recorded with different technologies from 1/4 tape, dat, Lcassette, 1/2 inch tape, 2 inch tape and vhs. Finally got around to transferring […]
The Sharks At The Palais Royale
I was looking for posters of Toronto bands in the 80s when this picture caught my eye and slowly something shocking came into focus – I know all of them. […]
The River at Fat Alberts
Fat Alberts Coffee House open stage doesn’t have much money but a least they have an X-Ray machine which we selected to use for taking this photo of Meg Tennant […]
About Sam Larkin: Describe Yourself As An Artist
Sam Larkin: Audio Recording grant application pt 1 Describe yourself as an artist or yourselves as a group of artists, and why you pursue your art. As an artist I […]
About Sam Larkin: How Will The Final
Sam Larkin: Audio Recording grant application pt 4 How will the final project be different than the submitted audio examples and how will you be able to make this change […]
50 Cent and Vitamin Water?!
Somewhere in America they love me – or at least they did one day last August when a writer for Earbits named Scott Feldman was given the assignment of reviewing […]
About Sam Larkin: brick through glass
Sam gave me advice when I was in my early 20s about establishing a career. “I don’t know what to do Sam, it’s like a fixed game.” “It’s easy Bob […]