Dysfunktion Junktion drummer Joey “LBC” Dye has compiled this very special collection of live cuts from 2001-2002 and it is presented here as LBC’s Picks volume 1. Highlights are far and wide, but here are a few noteworthy ones. I remember doing the “get that light out of my face” gag at the end of […]
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This Dysfunktion Junktion concert took place some time in 2002 at Jake’s Roadhouse in Decatur, GA. I had been playing with the band for just under a year, and we were performing a lot of the material that would end up recorded on the Butler Studio Sessions. This includes Matthew William’s fantastic jazz themed instrumental
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Here are some designs from my personal music archive. These are CD covers and online promotional images used by various groups I performed with over the years
I ran across these little bits of my music history and thought it would be fun to share them along with some thoughts on the memories connected to them. Some of these are promo pieces created by friends, and others are my designs. First up a super rare copy of the original All-Star Horse Meat
An overview of all the times my music has been played on Punk rock legend Mike Watt’s radio show.
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2020. What a mess. The history books will show it was a year we were all put to the test in one way or another. I lost my job in the music business, and could have easily spent the year sulking about that. Instead I coped with daily uncertainty by creating and re-releasing a massive
2020 comes to a fiery conclusion with the Camel Toe box set. This was one of my favorite projects in terms of creativity and friendship, so they deserve an expansive DELUXE BOX SET. This band featured Aaron Ford, Jason McPanko, Matthew Williams and myself. We often collaborated with other Carrollton musicians like Garnet Faulkner, Mark
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November will feature 30 days of vault tracks in the form of the album BARNACLES. I initially played around with titles like GREATEST SHITS, BIG MISSES, and simply WORST OF before settling on the slightly less self-deprecating BARNACLES.
This album was a happy accident that branched off from my project Chasing a Star at the Bottom of the Ocean. The aforementioned album was the October installment of my creative 365/2020 project which demands on myself some kind of creative release. Chasing a Star at the Bottom of the Ocean was a tribute to
365 Days of creative output continues in October with the release of Chasing a Star at the Bottom of the Ocean. Once again releasing one song a day on Bandcamp with selected tracks also appearing at LUM and Soundcloud. This collection of Space Folk is dedicated to my Daughter Stella who turns 10 this Month.
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