Sims, Lazerbeak : Future Shock from Red Wing, MN
Oct 29th
Sims, Lazerbeak, Cecil Otter, and Mike Mictlan of Doomtree played a show in Red Wing, MN as part of Caravan Du Nord, a project bringing acts from the Twin Cities to outstate Minnesota.
Miscellanea Photos from Red Wing
Oct 23rd
Just some snapshots from Frontenac State Park in Red Wing.
Photos from the Northcountry
Oct 13th
These are a handful of photos from my trip to Tettegouche State Park, on the northwest shore of Lake Superior. This is one of my favorite parks, and one I’ve returned to several times. You can see some more shots I’ve done at this park from 2008 and 2009. They hadn’t had any rain in a couple of months when we were there this year, and the difference in the High Falls is obvious.
The first six photos are pretty straightforward snaps from during the day in the park. The remainder were all long exposures at night. Film pictures coming … when I have time to develop them.
Lamborghini Gallardo Video
Oct 5th
This was my first foray into doing better vehicle videos for our Twin Cities Luxury Auto store. Had some fun working on this, and definitely learned some lessons for the next video. I’ve included the video below, but you can check out the full post with writeup on the TCLA blog.
This was shot with a combination of Canon G12, and GoPro HD Hero cameras, and edited in Final Cut Pro.
Bight Club at the Northrop
Aug 1st
Back on 7/22 Bight Club + Sims and Lazerbeak played a rescheduled show, due to being rained out on 7/15. I hadn’t heard of Bight Club before, and didn’t realize the singer was Spyder Babie until he took his hat off three or four songs in. I had heard a couple SBRD\2%Muck songs, and knew of SBRD from a few of his appearances with MDS, but really didn’t know much of the work. Right after the show I picked up Grime World, and Bight Club’s Dreamworld vs Minneapolis records right away. Hard to describe, except to say that it’s pretty fucking weird, and I dig it.
Bight Club’s website says this: “Bight Club MC Jeremy Nutzman and beatsmith Tony Rabiola don’t toy with subtlety. Instead, their hip-hop duo Bight Club gnashes its electric teeth and digs in with Nutzman’s André 3000-channeled flow. The result is a high-energy product that diverges from all other Twin Cities hip-hop sects. It manages an amalgamation of old (funk), recent (Outkast’s “ATLiens”) and a glaring newness. That is to say, it’s so far from boring.”
I’m not sure what all of that means, so check out a few videos here from their show and decide for yourself. You can see more on Bight Club at [their site] and Spyder Babie Raw Dog and 2% Muck on [TGNP's website].