Lair of the Asp

Hmm, I guess it's high time I start supporting the local scene. I will definitely be attending this show... Sunday, January 11th, 2004! PharoahMoan Productions brings you an event a long time in the making! “Femina Fatalis” - A Celebration of Women... Featuring Live Performances by: The Siren Project Deviant Dark Orchid (as a special favour to PharoahMoan Productions) And a very special guest! DJ Lelly DJ Zoya (Radio 1190’s Remission) But that’s not all! We are also having a very rare, very special fashion show by one of the top boutiques in Denver! Lots of surprises, lots of enjoyment, and most of all, lots of female talent! Vital Info: “Femina Fatalis” Date: Sunday, January 11, 2004 Location: Bluebird Theatre 3317 E. Colfax in Denver, CO Ages: 18+ Tickets: $11 Tickets available at http://www.NIPP.com Sponsored By: Westword Newspaper (http://www.westword.com) and Radio 1190 Online Flyer: http://kheperi.com/pictures/flyers/femina_flyer.html

The official news is that the Tristraum remixes are back from the mastering studio and I've had a chance to listen to all of the mixes and I'm astounded at how well they all turned out and happy to be in such good company on the Shiver CD . I'm definitely excited to see the reaction to the CD.

While none of these Nine Inch Nails articles are new they are an interesting read especially the older ones where ol' Trent was very self depreciating. And for a much more recent article about Trent and the new album “bleedthrough”. "What will it sound like? Well, NIN drummer/multi-instrumentalist Jerome Dillon has said for the past few months that the album will sound something very melancholic and stripped-down. So it could mean that for those who owned the Internet-only release “Still” (which is also available in the deluxe edition of the “And All That Could Have Been” live album) were revealed to a preview of what NIN might sound like. “Still” as a record sounded very stripped-down, deconstructed, and acoustic-driven along with elements of melancholia." "The record explores loss and possible discovery of self," says Trent Reznor about the follow-up to 1999's The Fragile, "along with alternate layers of reality and perception set inside a

An interview with former Bauhaus and Love and Rockets bassist David J. can be found at darkculture.com . It's always good to remember where the whole goth thing comes from history wise and what a contribution art students have made to music in general and that a lot of their musical ideas encompass other artforms as well such as painting, poetry, and literature.

For some reason I've been listening again to Camauflage recently and thinking back on their music from the late '80's and how much a lot of the new futurepop bands sound like them and depeche mode for that matter. Here is a recent interview from Release Music Magazine : The rise, fall & rebirth of CAMOUFLAGE By: Mattias Huss The story of Camouflage is the perfect Hollywood rags to riches tale - it goes from nothing to top twenty hits and international fame in the blink of an eye. But like any success story, there is a price to be paid, a price so high that it nearly destroyed the band and gave the story a sad ending. Now hear the story, from the mouths of three wizened wonder boys. Once upon a time, in a small city called Bietigheim-Bissingen… A new beginning In the 2003 movie ”Verschwende deine Jugend”, we are transported back to Germany 1981, where the 19-year old bank trainee Harry makes a pilgrimage to the big city to watch DAF perform.