Her Royal Highness

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myspace.com/klltone

Check out the "crunchy" sound that is Her Royal Highness, complimented by the touches of K!ll Tone. The impending beat, the change, the texture...it's beautiful. DANCE!

Loot the Concord

myspace.com/loottheconcord

T: How did you come up with Loot the Concord for a name?

L: The history channel

T: What is your favorite aspect of life to write about?

L: Love, self, living, breathing and thinking, god robots and humans

T: Who are your biggest influences?

L: Neutral Milk Hotel, New Order, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Violent Femmes, Bright Eyes, Daft Punk, The Smiths, Brand New, The Get Up Kids, Elliott Smith, The Beatles, Nobuo Uematsu

T: Favorite instrument? Most challenging instrument for you?

L: I love the drums because its the most unique to me. its a perfect combination of the same head work you use for other instruments like guitar and keys but with a strong and comfortable physical demand as well. the one instrument that i find most difficult and i want to learn how to play well is the piano.

T: If you could perform anywhere in the world: an island, empty swimming pool, outer space, cave, venue, etc., where would it be?

L: In space! touring the planets of our solar system; then the outside of the milky way; followed by the rest of the cosmos; then maybe back here to play a show at the troubadour or at some awesome festivals.

T: Are there other forms of art that tickle your fancy too?

L: I like doodling, and trying to paint and sow

T: What song(s) give(s) you the chills when you listen to it/them because it’s so good?

L: Ram On by Paul Mccartney, Two Headed Boy Part 2 by Neutral Milk Hotel, Twilight by Elliott Smith, Terras Theme by Nobuo Uematsu

"Compress The Emotion" ...Photographer Esau Rosales

T: What elements inspire you when you take a photo?

E: What inspires me are all the other forms of art, I want to compress the emotion and feeling a song, painting, movie, food, poem, etc., imprints upon a person and reflect it in a fraction of a second, a frame, a photograph.

T: How long have you been taking photos [passionately] ?

E: I have been taking photographs all my life, I noticed that I liked it about 6 years ago, decided to go to school to study it because why not, and I have really gotten into it in the past two years.

T: Where were you when you took the photo with the bicycle shadow?

E: When I took the bicycle picture I was at the Slauson station off the blue line, I just turned and looked down, saw the bike coming and clicked, I didn't think too much about it.

T: What thoughts/emotions go through your head when you look at a photo that you have just taken and are proud of?

E: Well the first thing I feel is nothing, the feeling does not sink in until later, my mind is always going and it is not until I slow down and think back do I begin to feel excited. When I am editing, I set apart the ones that catch my eye at first glance, those are usually the ones that make it, the ones that do not need explanation. I stare at them, track my progress, see where I need work and keep on going.

You can check out more of Esau's photographs at esaurosales.com

Posts Coming

This coming week I will begin to acquire material to post on here, including footage from the upcoming shows listed on the right side of this page. This can be a beautiful thing. I'm open to collaboration and suggestions. Just contact me somehow with questions, info for your future shows or shows you know of, thoughts, etc.. So....I hope you enjoy the posts to come, it will be my pleasure to keep them coming. Gracias.