All Things To All People
The Kittysneezes Interviews — Interviews with all sortsa people.
Troy Nelson and Cody Hurd are better known as Black Daisy, a Seattle comedy group with a flair for the absurd. (They are also sometimes known as Voltage Periscope, a parody nü-metal band.) They’ve been gaining fame, both locally (having done some…
Image by Mot via Flickr As promised in the Our Favorite Things review, there would be more about the CD that comes with the DVD by the 180 Gs. It’s an absolutely jaw-dropping collection of Negativland songs covered by a 5-or-6 piece…
Fans of The Comics Curmudgeon will most likely already be familiar with not only Rob “Reynard Noir” MacArthur’s The Seedy Underworld Of Slylock Fox, but also its source material, Bob Weber Jr.‘s Slylock Fox & Comics For Kids. While Weber’s original creation…
Recently, Salon started a new comic, Kansas O’Flaherty… Secret Agent by New Yorker illustrator Tom Bachtell and former Village Voice columnist Toni Schlesinger. Kansas, the latest in a string of Salon-commissioned cartoon serials, has the unfortunate distinction of one of the most…
Hi there, my name is Joe Meyer, and I’m a cartoonist. This is my first real interview, so I’ll just tell you the story of how I got here (don’t worry; it’s a pretty cool story). Like many of you, I was…
Image via Wikipedia Moog Cookbook week continues with the interview of Meco Eno, better known to the world as Roger Joseph Manning, Jr. Aside from the Moog Cookbook, Roger’s also the founder of Jellyfish, Imperial Drag and TV Eyes. He’s worked with…
Image via Wikipedia This week at Kittysneezes, we’re running two interviews with two really cool people from one really cool band. The band is one I’ve been into since the first record, the Moog Cookbook. If you haven’t heard them, they do…
Cover of Automind H3rwig Maurer is a pretty cool guy with talent to spare. He’s a musician, producer (as Smack3000), composer, sound editor for films (including The Passion of the Christ, Apocalypto, and K-PAX, as well as providing scores for Hate Crime,…
Thom Beckman, Jim Freeman and Rodd Karp are a local, Seattle-area band called ’63 Burnout who do what they term Instro ROCK (“ROCK”, deservedly, with all-caps). Their sound combines elements of surf and rockabilly, and, well, their new record, Trouble At The Speedway is pretty dang…
Robert Carr, the man behind Lamprey Systems, is pretty dang creative. He’s made one full-length DVD of music videos, 3 albums, lzines, lots of software, robots, computer sculptures, and probably some stuff I don’t even know about. Not to mention that he’s…