poem

I have a poem in the new issue of Thin Air which you can buy here.
I also have two poems online here.

SAT 004: America In Chocolate's Debut Album

This is the second album from Streets Ahead.
It is the debut from my new electronic project, America In Chocolate (named after a song from Endless Teen).
You can listen/download to the whole thing above.
Here is a larger version of the cover art:

VDay Mix

Like last year, I'm posting a contrary Valentitne's mix. Click on the picture to download.

1. “You Can Make Me Feel Bad (Arthur Russell Cover)” by Frankie Rose and the Outs (intro)
2. ”Tearing Me Up Inside” by Harrison and the Majestic Kind
3. “I’ve Lost You” by Beat Happening
4. “County Line” by Cass McCombs
5. “Too Hurt To Cry” by Candi Staton
6. “Don’t Pity Me” by Darrell Cotton
7. “Runaway Love (Kanye West Remix)” by Justin Bieber (interlude)
8. “Everything Hits At Once” by Spoon
9. “You’ll Never Change” by Betty LaVette
10. “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” by Al Green
11. “A Certain Sadness” by Astrud Gilberto & Walter Wanderley
12. “Vomit” by Girls
13. “Contagious (featuring R. Kelly)” by The Isley Brothers
14. “Our Dog Is Getting Older Now” by Jonathan Richman
15. “Nothing Lasts Forever” by the Kinks (interlude)
16. “Devil In a New Dress” by Kanye West
17. “Wedding Crasher” by Terius Nash (The-Dream)
18. “Sin Will Be the Chaser To Your Wine” by Lefty Frizzell

Zine Index

Here is an index of topics covered in ephemera hatch issue one. If you're interested in obtaining a copy, this is a good way to get an idea of what to expect.

INDEX:

Abstinence rallies: 15
AIDS: 15
Alcohol use, implied: 13
Alcohol use, explicit: 2, 19
Aliens: 6, 15
Almonds: 8
Armisen, Fred: 10
Bands, Imaginary: 16
Bill, Buffalo: 15
Birds: 14, 17, 19
Birthday cards: 8
Bob Newhart Show: 15
Book clubs: 2-3
C.K., Louis: 16
California: 2
Caps lock: 17
Clouds: 21
Coins: 17, 19
Costello, Elvis: 16
Crying Game, The: 15
CVS: 7-8
Deliverance: 7
Deltona: 7
Dogwood trees: 20
Draper, Don: 16
Dreadlocks: 8
Drunken fathers: 2
Eiffel Tower: 20
Fish: 3, 14
Flip-flops: 8
Florida: 20
Gardens: 5, 10-11, 12, 15, 18, 20
GIFs: 3
Green tea: 8
"Goodbye Horses": 15
Handball: 15
I-4: 7
Menstruation paraphernalia: 8
Moons: 14, 19
Musicians: 1, 5, 11
Netflix: 14
Oswalt, Patton: 6
Plastic Surgery: 2
Pollution: 14
Potentially fatal radio contest: 2
Pills, prescription: 2, 14
R. Kelly albums: 3
Romantic competition: 13
Romantic problems between living things: 9, 15, 17
Romantic problems between non-living things: 18
Salutations: 1, 4, 19
Shift key: 17
Sour cream and onion potato chips: 17
Speech emanating from things normally incapable of speech: 3, 9, 14, 18, 21
Statuary: 4, 18
Summer: 14
Swearing: 3
Tennis: 15
Thyme: 20
Tropicalia: 16
Typos, hand corrected: 2-3, 7-9, 16
Typos, uncorrected: 7-9
University of Central Florida: 7
Velvet Underground: 16
Warren, Robert Penn: 19
Water moccasins: 19
Winter: 19
Wizards, capricious: 17

SAT 003: Zine

ephemera hatch is a zine of prose/poetry/artwork/comics that I made.
There is a flash fiction piece about a budding sociopath, an essay about CVS, and a section of poems entitled "THIS IS POEMS!!!"

There are forty-five copies and if you want one leave me a message here, on Tumblr, or on Twitter.

Eight Brief Tales of Lovers

Listen to and read about an EP I posted late last night that Streets Ahead will put out sometime in the near-ish future.

part one here

part two here

I hope you enjoy it.

EDIT: Download it here.

So Sad Right Now

Click on the picture to download a mix I put together of songs I listen to when "totally bummed out."

The mix is under my alter-ego "DJ So Sad Right Now." DJ So Sad Right Now's mixes aren't always sad, but this one is.

Track List:

1. "Heavy Water/I'd Rather Be Sleeping" by Grouper

2. "In Metal" by Low

3. "Endless Summer" by Still Corners

4. "Keen on Boys" by the Radio Dept.

5. "Where in the World Are You" by Great Lake Swimmers

6. "Blue Moon (Big Star Cover)" by Kendal Johansson

7. "Too Young (Tough Alliance Remix)" by Taken By Trees

8. "Gypsy (Fleetwood Mac Demo)" by Stevie Nicks

9. "Big White Cloud" by John Cale