stay up late enuff and you win the internet

sometimes, it all makes sense.

This video should be subtitled "The Proper Names of your RPG Dice."

Meanwhile, I am not winning at Fez... (spoilers duh)

Y U NO HIGHBROW?

Hey, so, I know I haven't been constantly DADA-ING. Mucho apologiez.
I've been focusing on my cultural radio talk show, Highbrow Low Blows, which plays on CKUW.ca.
My cohosts and I have been tackling trending topics since October 2011, but since our first show of 2013, we've been running a blog and archiving all the episodes.

I hope you enjoy.
If you're more into podcasts than blogs, you can subscribe at our CKUW page.

WRTEHAND: Nü Sensae pt ii

After interviewing Nü Sensae at Sled Island for the Stylus blog with Dobbs, I was a trifle unsatisfied, so I whipped these three questions up and slid my notebook their way back. They filled it out in the venue while Indian Handicrafts were playing over yonder.

Note the band's note to Lo Pub's David Schellenberg to have my band play the show. w00t. But, I gotta get some Coca Cola, gummy bears and a roadmap to Neil Young's childhood place before totally celebrating.

keep to your word, word.

LIGHTSWITCH, like a novel?

With abaited breath, you can finally read the new episode of Lightswitch. Warning: this contains wayyyyy more narrative than usual, and you might actually understand 99% of it. Trebuchet and the Lumberpunk take front and centre on this issue, and it looks like they've got some (not-so) serious shit to deal with. Either way, there are some supervillians waiting in the wings. LIGHTSWITCH: Before We Get To The Fight You've All Been Waiting For is the biggest issue yet, and it sure might convert you. To, uh, Lightswitchism.

Guest appearances by David Skene, Lasha Mowchun, David Dobbs, and, of course, Elise d'Awson. To clarify, these people did not write what they say in this issue, nor did they even say it in real life. Whatever that is anyways.

SETLISZTS: SHPX + Randumb Cutzz

05.25.2012 @ the Frame Gallery;
Fohhrget awl labelz, Random Cuts were the real deal. Dooling guitar mania ensooed on this setliszt;

 

I really got my dance on to "Instant Void" which was batshit bendy guitar wailz, nevuhh ending pummelling joy;
so I grabbed their Adventures in Somnambulism aka the lucky number thirteenth release from Cassette or Die!!!;

The semi-veterans we whirr all there four, SHPX aka Shearing Pinx were putting on such a stage-show, such dramuh! such comedeh! such riffage to be unbeliebed!

So much of this was killar, but "Time Kid" left me the most whammed, wowed;

They lamented they didn't have time to get that one recorded (aftor chexxing a cassette 2 be shore lol) but it's a newbie they wrote with their new bassist.

I'm certainly keeping reel tuned to find out when that won's hitting tape.

SETLISZTS: Ex-Modrrn Teen + Manik Shakez

05.18.2012 @ Ozzy's, Dangrr Sex The Movie fundraiser;

here's a setliszt from the Manic Shakes that proves undeniably voliatile disaster rock is the only thing thatull save owr sowls;

 

and Ex Modern Teen were, like, whoa, I'm still, trying to figure the shit out what they did to my mind.

Fare well, old Milwauke

The following text is an out-of-game update for the Riftzz campaign that Taylor runs. Check it.

The final mega-damage shot still rings in everyone’s ears long after the horned Washiwashiwashita has run halfway through the Ouchita Mountains. The mechanical clamour racks up to 90 db and it rings and resonates all the way down the tunnels to the northern cave where Skeezoid has set himself up to snipe any potential bounty hunters. He turns around and looks into the darkness.

“Shit,” he says.