Posts tagged "brooklyn indie fest"

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mother feather casey shea Earthquake brooklyn indie fest

Aug 23

Promotion 101: The Earth Was Shaking, My Mind Was Aching …

Hi, 

By now, pretty much everyone much everyone knows that a sprawling earthquake just engulfed pretty much the entirety of the eastern seaboard. Everything is pretty much mo-fung-oh’d. But before all you pinko commie tree hugging yoga instructors start galavanting through the streets crying about global warming … I’ve got a little news flash for, straight off of something called “twitter”:

 

So yes, if your house just fell down, now you know who to blame. All inquiries for damages should call: TRA-MPO-LINE … that’s 872-676-5463 … operators are standing by to record your claim. 

Incidentally, if you too want acces to the earthquake inducing web page pictured below, and thus get a FREE copy of the new Mother Feather EP BEFORE everyone else gets to buy it on September 30th …

… you’re gonna have to buy a t-shirt. Send a reply here to find out how. Or come see us at the Brooklyn Indie Music Festival Of People That Usual Play At Venues On The Lower East Side But For Three Days Will Be Playing At Little  Field In Brooklyn on September 16th. 

Mwah! 

M

P.S. In other new release news, I have a sneaking suspicion that you can buy a copy of the as yet unreleased new Casey Shea album at TONIGHT’S SHOW!!! WHAT?!??!?!!!!?


barack obama brooklyn indie fest shanna zell kris gruen rockwood music hall little field andy fitzpatrick Double Bass

Sep 14

Politics 101: Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner?

Hi, 

This morning I woke up to the following digital representation of a sideways email …

Come tell me how jealous you are tonight when I’ll be at The Living Room playing a double header with Shanna Zell at 9pm and Kris Gruen at 10pm. 

And, just in case all the bands fortunate enough to be performing at the Brooklyn Indie Fest haven’t been promoting their pretty little band butts off, later this week you’ll have the chance to go to Little Field in Brooklyn for the aforementioned Brooklyn Indie Fest. Once you’re there you’ll be invited to pay anywhere from $23 to $55 to see a bunch of bands that usually play at Rockwood Music Hall for FREE. Now, if that doesn’t sound like business acumen, I don’t know what does. 

Mwah! 

M

P.S. Speaking of business acumen …

P.P.S. By special invitation Mr. Andy Fitzpatrick will once again grace the stage of the aforementioned Rockwood Music Hall this Sunday at 10pm. 

P.P.P.S. There’s a pretty good chance you’ll see me playing double bass at that show. 

P.P.P.P.S. Holy crap.