MoFo Radio

On Moving

2010-01-17T18:45:00.000-08:00

Sorry for being out of touch through the usual holiday gap and beyond. There have been lots of changes for me personally in the last few weeks that have resulted in some serious back and forth between New York and Boston.

Details aside, my story is typical. I've long been planning a shift to New York for a variety of job and family related reasons and the iron has been getting undeniably hot over the past 6 months or so. I've loved my time here in Boston. I think I've been able to cut my teeth in radio and DJing in a way I wouldn't have been able to anywhere else.

I hate to consider New York to be across some sort of uncrossable ocean I can never return from. I'd love to stay involved in DJing here whenever possible. For now I'll be keeping my bi-monthly residency with Ryan Durkin at Zuzu every 2nd and 4th Friday. But it doesn't appear my work schedule will allow mid week commutes up to hold down a spot on WZBC. And so it's with a heavy heart that I announce the last ever Mofo Radio will take place this Wednesday Jan. 20th at 10pm on WZBC.

Join me then. May have some guests in tow. Call ins definitely a must and I'll have a large list of thank yous to be read on air and to appear on this blog after the broadcast. Till then...

-Ryan

Bennett4$enate, Josh Dunn, and Sober on the air!

2009-11-18T20:31:00.000-08:00

Awesome show this past week. These three brought the heat respectively and had more in common then we really knew. It was a cosmic connection to say the least and one special night of radio. Mostly accurate playlist here. Listen to the audio below:

Sober, Bennett4$enate, and Josh Dunn on Mofo Radio

Josh Dunn kicked it off with some dubbed out disco and weird vinyl digs. Come to find out in addition to the work Josh does with Wax Poetics, he's also the curator the of the well designed and content rich 100 Liousines, one of my fave blogs for some time now. Hoping to hear more from Josh in the future!

Bennet4$enate is no stranger to the airwaves, having put in appearances on WNYU's A Downtown Affair, and Broken Tape Decks on WFMU. He busted out some classic disco and dance jams along with some crazy youtube digs. Straight hits from Bangs, Tonetweakers, and PSA's on for the upcoming job fair holler! Watch the Serious Business blog for updates on that crew and Bennett's new nights blasting off at the new Knitting Factory in Brooklyn.

Sobs finished us off with hip hop set heavy on the east coast flavors. He's put out a mixtape bigging up his east coast journey which I've just linked too over at Fully Fitted. He's down in New York this week so hit up his myspace for all the dates and locals. Don't miss him while he's in the belly!

Thanks again to these guys for coming out. It was great times I'd sit in a room and wear parkas with these dudes any day! I'm gonna be gone for the holiday but back soon after so see me on the next.

-Ghostdad

Mind meld:

2009-11-08T20:13:00.000-08:00

Highlights from last show's playlist include Jiggaman related cuts from YN's BP3 Breaks which is floating around, and a beat from Alex Goose's Blueprint 3 Outtakes. Also another cut from the amazing Arthur Russel's Sleeping Bag Sessions comp new on Traffic. Not to mention a scratchy 45" of Hotleg's (pre 10cc) Neanderthal Man as youtubed above.

This coming week, a mind meld of mind melds. Bennet4$enate and Josh Dunn both formerly of Wax Poetics in the building, and the big Texan himself Sober repping Decade Clothing as well as Shake Em Down visual coordinator (his latest offering aint half bad).

All established DJ's themselves as well as procurors of records, mags, art direction, music, art and illustration, the topics and tunes might fly all over. Get the full rundown on these dudes, the dirt, and the live dates this coming Wednesday!

-Ghostdad

Evaready and Beat Perv on the airwaves

2009-10-28T01:09:00.000-07:00

Two weeks ago was a doozy. Both Evaready and Beat Perv live DJing on the air. Gems dropping all over the place. Took me a while to get this up here as per usual. Forgive the dropouts/changes in audio levels form the top we were battling some bad cables starting out. Playlist is also gonna have to wait it's lost in Serato somewhere!

Evaready and Beat Perv on Mofo Radio

As stated in the program these guys are starting to infultrate the Boston area so be sure to check their respective links to find out what they have upcoming. If all your local attempts fail hit up Red Door in Portsmouth to catch one of their many residencies there.

Back no the air this Wed eve. Maybe with some secret special guests in tow? I'll keep ya updated...

Beat Perv and Evaready?

2009-10-14T18:06:00.000-07:00

Heading to the station in a few! Will be joined by the Drunk and Focused family so be sure to tune in at 10!

See the playlist from a few weeks ago. And watch this space for the freshness from this week!

Que Bajo

2009-09-23T20:58:00.000-07:00

Links as promised from last week's show:

New York's golden Cumbia boys, and the team behind the Que Bajo parties in Brooklyn, Uproot Andy and Geko Jones are on tour as we speak! Mostly hitting up the south and west coasts, including a stop in the deep south. Grab their free remix of Manuelita to see what you might be in for if you catch one of these guys live. Highly recommended! Full tour dates are posted at Remezcla, but I have it on good authority that Uproot Andy is headed back from Argentina and straight over to the ICA for their next Experiment party! Latin/German beats should be interesting.

And homeboy Sammy Bananas remix of Lady Gaga blazing it up over on the Hype Machine. Too explicit for airplay but it's great to see this once DIY remixer and DJ turned small label sensation get some mainstream love and grander internet recognition. Go get em Sammy! Note: after I reading the wikipedia on Lady Gaga I think I get it now.

If you tuned in tonight, you didn't hear me. Kern's now holds down the NCP2 slot every other Wednesday. Put the word out on the air last week but am late to the blog on it so sorry for if the switch is seems sudden. My reasons for reducing the number of radio shows in the month are many and include but are not limited to the amount of live DJing I've been doing, partially for fun and partially to pay the bills. I've also got some other projects bubbling in the ways of original music and mixes that may come to fruition in the near future. In the meantime I'll be with you every other week and watch Fully Fitted for everything else!

-Ryan

where did august go?

2009-09-09T00:09:00.000-07:00

I find myself asking. Fall weather is already here but the last few (and only) weeks of summer heat were packed with some beach and travel time so I'm thankful for that. Sorry to have missed you though! Still since the last post there are two programs playlisted you could have been sleeplessly mulling over.

This Bullion Dilla v. Pet Sounds mash/mix/what have you has made plenty of blog rounds but it's good beats so I wanna offer it here for anyone who missed out. We heard Dilla beats meeting a cover of "God Only Knows" in one of those programs. You can grab the whole thing here while it lasts! Or a quick google search should turn up an active link.

This Hieroglyphic Being guy is kind of blowing my mind lately as well. His tunes all sound like jacking house made with only the general midi sound set played through a practice amp, and I'm way into it. Check the video above to get more in depth. Related videos reveal how he may actually be carrying on a longer lineage of afro jacking space house known only to those still riding the cosmic pathways between Detroit and Chicago. The track we heard "The Future Shock," is featured on the Dope Jams 3 Year Anniversary EP, limited to 100 copies only!

Okay theres are my lazy internet links for the last few weeks. Quick thanks to everyone who hosted me these past few while I was out of town, from my family and girlfriend's houses, to the couple of nights I played in New York and Philly that I somehow avoided blogging, good times had all around. Things are sure to pick up at the station these next few weeks starting with all new Mofo Radio Wednesday usual time. Got new vinyl and CD digs so be sure to tune in!

New Beginning

2009-08-05T12:56:00.000-07:00

I've been having a blast these last few weeks. Playing all kinds of weird 80's vinyl digs like this Bucks Fizz 12" (inspiring video above). See the playlists for more similar and new stuff. Dug up a lot of my own records but I wasn't without a little help from my friends:

Thanks Giessel for passing along that Eyes Of A Stranger (WrongSpeed edit). Been Stuck in my head all week. We also heard Flack's most recent offerings to the Modyfier blog and a Micheal Jackson remix from Kiddid. Solid stuff.

Some other new suff we heard that may have sounded like old stuff include new singles from Coralcola and Teengirl Fantasty, two artists that in my mind will cosmically connect in the future now that I've played them back to back on my radio show.

But you don't have to take my word for it! You can always hit up the ZBC archives to listen to the past two week's programs. Listen to both before I'm on the air tonight because they get overwritten by the hour. And see you tonight at 10 for more Mofo Radio.

-Ghostdad

Whiskey Barons Live!

2009-07-15T10:03:00.000-07:00

Dudes came through the studio last week to take secret sips and play hot jams. If you missed it check out the full audio below. To reiterate some points, Whiskey Barons are part of FLAVORHEARD and have a record for sale at TURNTABLE LAB (soon to be more locations). They laid down plenty of funky soul disco boogie and reggae grooves along with some exclusive originals you wont hear anywhere else! Ben also arranged a few tunes for the reggae two shot over at Fully Fitted (complete with links to his rocksteady mix check it on out).

Whiskey Barons live on Mofo Radio

And on the subject of listening to old shows, it turns out you can now listen to ANY WZBC program for up to two weeks after it airs! Incredible! Visit wzbc.org or jump straight the archive to listen to mofos past.

No radio this week. I'm soaking up some nice weather down south, but I'll be back soon!

-Ryan

Drinking with the Whiskey Barons tonight!

2009-07-08T11:11:00.000-07:00

Excited to chill out tonight on the air with Ben and Sam of the Flavorheard crew and get a special set of musics behind the inspiration of their Whiskey Barons project (now avail at TTlab).

Last week's playlist featured some of their tunes, along with a bunch of vinyl from a vinyl yard sale in JP and that new Holy Ghost song with the video that rips off the New Order video (awesome stuff). Also some MJ tributes with another U-tern demo edit and also some material from Craig Smith's 6th Borough Project.

So join me again tonight with Whiskey Barons for some serial funkylatintastic radio (with maybe some other stuff in between). That's at 10!

-Ghostdad

The Dr. is in?

2009-07-01T17:04:00.000-07:00

Sadly, I don't own any Patrick Gleeson LP's (at least I don't think I do), but seeing his cameo on this Pleasure album we've been listening to the last few weeks reminded me how deep this dude's production credits go, from collaborating with Herbie Hancock, to engineering Devo albums! Kind of a surprising cameo, his intro to this Pleasure album reminds me to keep an ear out for some great synth sounds throughout. Granted my vinyl copy of this record is terrible. I tried to find something online but to no avail so here's my ripped and heavily sound soaped copy to give you an idea of what I'm talking about:

Pleasure - Beginnings

And in consolation for the poor quality of that example here's a more popular tune featuring some ground breaking synth work from Gleeson:

HH - Rain Dance

More radio this tonight. And a special announcement about next week's show. Tune in at 10 for the lowdown!

-Ghostdad

Summer dubs

2009-06-17T11:01:00.000-07:00

Summertime has rolled into WZBC and Mofo is plugging along in it's Wednesday spot. Last week's program was chock full of vinyl B-side dubs as well as a few dubs from compilations past. I feel like there's a lot of attention being paid to the art of the "dub" lately. Perhaps gives the Petite Feet dance dub nice and timely release, check it out at Fully Fitted!

I was originally going to round up some tracks from this Dubstars compilation for a Reggae Two Shot, but it appears the iTunes database has messed up all the id3 tags (boo). I'm piecing it back together and I may still insert some in the Fully Fitted reggae stream, but for now I'll share a disco morsal with this take on a Will Powers classic:

Will Powers Adventures in Success (Dub Copy)(Dub)

Feeding the dub fire is this new Doc on DUB itself. Here's the trailer. Interested to see the film myself:

Dub Echoes - trailer from Bruno Natal on Vimeo.

A whole lot of new (to me) vinyl in tonight's show. See you at 10!

-Ghostdad

On the air tonight, Glowing next week

2009-05-27T17:43:00.000-07:00

Coupla links before the show tonight. I'll be on the air at ten but will taking next week off to join fellow JP dudes for a future disco night at the Midway called The Glow. Alfredo from Manifest Destitute will be one of those dudes and a big shout out to his blog for the great tunes and vids lately. Hate to miss the show but psyched to be at the night I've sadly always missed! Looking for ways to perhaps live internet broadcast (or even video cast) in the absence, I'll see if I can work it out!

Speaking of great tunes I've been loving Prince Klassen's edit of London Girl. Lots of tasteful EQing and slow burning. He mentioned it wasn't getting much love so I wanted to link to it here seeing I've played it on the show and probably the last three times I've played out.

Stay up to date on your Reggae Two Shots at Fully Fitted, and on the subject of reggae big shouts to Amphibious and his latest offering in the Flavorheard Radio series. Go to the Flavorheard site and hit up the top link to get your rocksteady on. He doesn't know this yet but I'm gonna hit him up for some of those rips (if any of em were ripped) for a future two shots be on the lookout!

Whoosh I think that covers it. Oh and last week's playlist. See you on the air tonight!

New Disco roundup

2009-05-05T23:55:00.000-07:00

Been playing plenty of funky chunes from today times that are made to sound like they were made in yesteryear, and oh how I love them in their deceptive practice! The amazing video above comes from DC's Beautiful Swimmers and we heard some tracks from their 12" out on the Future Times imprint. Hit up the label page for lots of good tracks and mixes, including a mix from the Beautiful Swimmers themselves. I'm really feeling these guys groove heavy handed on an 80's kinda protopopfunk thing.

Trus'me has been getting some buzz for a minute but I finally got my hands on their Still No Check ep. Building some tunes out of what sound like lifted disco snippets and fuzzy AM radio sounds these guys also manage to get deep with it with lengthy slow burning house beats. Here's a track from them that fits the earlier description from another release.

Trus'me - At The Disco

Not to mention the slew of Rub-N-Tug edits (and deep side projects), and some In Flagranti new stuff (find the hidden track in this post) there are plenty of these edit meets remix meets original tracks floating around and I'm loving every minute of it. These projects seem to have an appreciation for an old school style of production where every mix and dub was just as important as the original song. Perhaps words like "sampling" and "remix" didn't exist back then it was all just part of how things were done. I can't claim to know exactly how it went down but I'm definitely feeling this hark to disco past with some nice new elements that keep it fresh. Right on dudes.

Speaking of all this new/old/disco/house/dance stuff what better way to dig deep then to see the dudes that may have started it all. Metro Area play Goodlife this Saturday

Emotional disco rants aside, I'll be taking this week off from the show as well. Scheduling hasn't been in my favor lately and I've got to run to New Jersey for a funeral. Not the best of circumstances but a good time to reflect and catch up with family etc. I'll be back on air next week. See yall then!

-Ghost

2009-04-29T11:28:00.000-07:00

The RELAUNCH of the JP Party Line from Ghostdad on Vimeo.

Some great records in last week's show. Grab that reggae two show here. Join me on the air this evening. AND CALL THE JP PARTY LINE!

big weekend

2009-04-24T23:01:00.001-07:00

Big weekend in JP and greater Boston area. Big Digits are playing at Spontaneous Celebrations for the first time in a long time. Over in Cambridge the Megapolis festival is in full swing the whole weekend though with a slew of Z sponsored events. The weather is so great it's worth multiple bike rides in either direction to catch all the action. More later, for now enjoy the weekend!

-Ghostdad

Epic Piano Jams

2009-04-21T20:09:00.000-07:00

Diana Ross jam above was one of many piano jams that closed the show out two weeks ago. Forgive my absence last week I was down to NY for some dub mixing. Piano jams came flying in the week before from Devlin and others. Here are a few other gems, including the Hot Chip inspired by the above OG:

Hot Chip - My Piano (Super Dub)

Wagon Cookin - Start To Play (Christian Prommer Remix Pt. 2 - Piano Mix)

Noze - Remember Love

Also wanted to shout out this catchy Fly Girlz single from the playist, Born 2 B Fly (pitchfork dl). These ladies represent NYC and the Beacon Center for Arts and Leadership’s teen Action Program. They've got a release on True Panther with downloads avail at Other Music and iTunes so grabem and support them youths!

That'll do it for now. More radio this Wednesday back on he grind. See you then!

-Ghostdad

APRIL FOOL!

2009-04-01T19:16:00.000-07:00

No show tonight. Sorry to bail I'm feeling nasty sick today. Loud Sound from the overnight show is filling in for me thanks to him in advance. Trying to rest up for the big show Friday at the ICA:

With live video that will look something like this:

RRROLL IT! from Ghostdad on Vimeo.

And maybe some of these DVD's for sale (sneak preview for mofo blog readers. officially drops next week).

Keeping busy. Back with you on the air next Wednesday.

-Ghostdad

Content busting at the seems.

2009-03-31T11:24:00.000-07:00

Tons of stuff coming up and coming out but I'm already ahead of myself. As promised here's a few tid bits from the last few weeks:

A Silent Flute has been linked to the Fully Fitted page for a minute now. I originally knew it as a blog of crazy obscure videos and amazing gems raked from the depths of youtube, but with his entry into the Live At Home archive I found it also a destination of some solid mixtapes. All sorts synthed out 80's, crazy disco, and movie score interludes make these mixes equally as gem worthy as ASF's youtube finds. We heard a the a little bit of his most recent mix Vector Dance in the program two weeks ago.

On to Ryan Durkin, doing big things and blowing up the indie hip hop mixtape circuit with the lead cut on Outasight's From There To Here (an album prequal). We heard "People, Places, Things" in the program. Hit up Outasight's myspace to download the entire mix. You might remember Durknasty from his appearance on Mofo way back when. Or from various mentions on this blog and DJ gigs we play together. Find us at Joseph's Pizza late night if nowhere else!

And there's a whole mess or records I've been meaning to rip and share but where's the time really!? Lately I've been indulging hard in everyone else on the internet's efforts. I'll find time to give back someday I swear. For now, onward to bigger things starting with this weekend, tune in tomorrow night and watch this space to find out more!

-Ghostdad

Last week was Tricky.

2009-03-18T15:40:00.000-07:00

Mofo's been going strong. Check the playlists from two week's ago and last week. Had a bunch of what you might call "trip hop" records in hand last week having rushed to the studio after opening for Tricky. As in THE Tricky yah no joke! It was a fun time. Got to play some weird stuff as people were arriving. Busted out all the 90's Ninjatune, Mowax and Warp I had. I'm maybe a half a generation too late on the original Tricky but I figured that'd be a good fit. Played some new beats as well and stayed for the first few Tricky songs which were intense. Full band and massive shoegazery synth and guitar lines. I guess his new album is getting attention but I bet he still makes a fair amount of bank off of Overcome (video above).

Aaaaanway, a quick re-holler at the Reggae Two Shots going up at Fully Fitted (a particularly duby edition this week). And I've also been really digging on some DJ "edits" floating around on the internet these days including Eli's Vitamin C re-edit and U-Tern's Pretty Young Thing demo edit. Plenty funky all around.

Expect some more vinyl tune tryouts and latest from the webs again this evening. Brand new stuff from Ryan Durkin and A Silent Flute I'd like to blog in more detail on the follow up entry. For now you'll have to tune in tonight to get my take on it. See you then!

-Ghostdad

Back at it.

2009-03-04T18:22:00.000-08:00

Mofo Radio goes off without a hitch tonight. See me at 10pm. Plenty of new vinyl to play some thanks to a shopping trip in Hyannis MA. There's a bag for the archive. Grab them cakes let's go!

Off for few...

2009-02-23T12:42:00.000-08:00

Busy weeks are getting the better of me yet again. Special thanks to LoudSound for filling in for me last week and this coming week as I run around between Jersey trips, DJ gigs, and NY home studios.

Wanted to throw some links at you from two weeks ago's playlist. First is this new Bottin video featuring a track from his new EP. I've been playing a ton of stuff from the Italians Do It Better catalog on the show lately.

We also heard a new discoish remix of Sneaky Sound System in Hugg's set a few weeks ago which prompted me to do more research on this guy Breakbot. Found this Metronomy remix that's real slow and funky. Love these changes.

A Thing For Me (Breakbot's B-LIVE Miami Mix)

Sorry to be off this week but with more Boston gigs approaching there'll be more radio shows and blog posts I plomise. The travel time is allowing me to do some other non radio housekeeping. Take a sneak peak at Ghostlabs and watch Fully Fitted for the official release.

-Ghostdad

Huggamania.

2009-02-09T14:57:00.000-08:00

Big ups to Huggs and Chris Devlin for putting down sets in the studio in last week's program. A great selection of 45's with skips, dirt, delay and all from Chris. Some killer new/old disco and electro selections from Huggs. Grab the better part of the show below (sans first hour setup tech difficulties).

NitetrainDevlin and Huggs live on the air.

Tracklists forthcoming. There were a lot of records, cables, and chinese food flying around the studio. For now listen and shazam all the tracks you're scratching your head about. Follow up with Huggs at his myspace for dates around North America. If you don't know how to get at Chris then you must not read this blog that often. I'll be back on the air Wednesday with some new records to play.

-Ghostdad

Nite Train and Area D on air!

2009-01-19T14:07:00.000-08:00

Last week was a total blast. Thanks again to DJ Nitetrain (aka Jerry Holloman), and Area D and Jesse Hubbell (of Plunge Into Death fame) for coming out to the studio. We heard some excellent disco, funky house, and even a few exclusives from PID. Remember the last musk ever will be Jan. 28th! See prior post for more details. Check out the show in it's entirety below, and watch Fully Fitted for some special selections from the program!

Nitetrain and Area D on Mofo Radio

More photos from the studio here.

I'm unfortunately off for the next two weeks. Heading to New York and then back up to play out on the 28th. More details on that later I'll fill in the gaps!

-Ghostdad

Some good disco/boogie blogs (and dudes)

2009-01-13T23:10:00.000-08:00

Nitetrain on the show this Wednesday! Read on for more info!!!

I wanted to do a bigger write up of some of my favorite disco blogs over the holiday, but the year got away from me, so I'll throw quick mention at the following resources to give some credit where credit is due. We hear the occasional cut from these places in the show, so grab them from the source if you're download savvy!

Beat Electric is a San Francisco crew that posts plenty of fresh rips and makes me want to get high(er) fi with my ripping set up, not to mention mixing setup. Lots of tracks, detailed descriptions, and dudes also play locally in San Fran so check em out!

Pat Les Stache holds down American Athlete. Chock full of good rips, Seattle based Pat also curates a 12" series of rereleased rarities on Phonica Records.

I've come across a couple Brazilian blogs into 70's and 80's cuts, Flash In Flash being one of them with entire album/12 inch rips of varying quality. Worth a look!

The Trance deserves a mention. Tons of material but sadly a good rip is rare. Still a good spot to pick up stuff now and again though.

And if it's more deep disco cuts you're after, you CAN NOT miss the show this week. Had a quick call in confirmation during last week's show from the Boston legend himself, DJ Nitetrain, who will be in the studio along with Jesse Hubbell and Area D of the infamous Musk dance parties at The Midway. Musk is sadly coming to a close, and for their final night they'll be hosting Nitetrain along with Magic People and Plunge Into Death. Catch some retrospective and a preview of their final night on the show Wednesday. Here's the official press release on the night:

MUSK, the Final Blow-out, January 28, 2009 featuring PLUNGE INTO DEATH, MAGIC PEOPLE, HUSKY “N” MUSKIE, DJ NITETRAIN and THE AREA D INITIATIVE at The Midway Café, Jamacia Plain, 9:30, 21 +, $5.

MUSK Boston’s weekly super freakly dance party is coming to an end with one final monster show on January 28. MUSK was birthed in the summer of 2005 by Area D, David Daniel Geissler as a night dedicated to performance and social dance. Wednesday nights @ The Midway Café soon became platform and dance floor for a wild spectrum of bands, performers and dj’s. MUSK culled talent from fertile JP as well a hosting touring bands from the US and abroad. Electro, punk, experimental, rock, noise, roots, rap if it has a beat to move you it plays MUSK. MUSK showed a flair for the theatrical and soon became home to showgirls and space opera. The night’s heart beat with some of the best DJs in Boston such as Knife, Colboure, Ghostdad, Mark E. Moon, Casey and D’Hanna. MUSK has also sought to experiment with the role of DJ and integrate the DJ into live performance. The MUSK-spun Area D Initiative (playing last MUSK 1/28) crossbreeds live vocals, spoken and
sung with dance moves into a live turntable set. Shows like Varietae incorporate a live band, characters and narrative into the dance party. MUSK loves to present the obscure like DJ Dirty Magg who exclusively plays cassettes or the elusive DJ Nitetrain. Spinning in Boston’s gay clubs since the 80’s, DJ Nitetrain plays long dead disco and lost club classics and is something of a lost club classic himself. (spinning at last MUSK 1/28).

Favorite Quotations overheard at MUSK:
“It’s like we’re all dancing in our own bedroom”
“…more Brooklyn, than Boston.”
“…reminds me of the old Haymarket (infamous Boston bar/danceclub), you never know who’s gonna walk in the door”
“Where’s that jumprope?”

At the center of MUSK is curator/DJ Area D, frontman for Plunge Into Death and one of the creative forces of Varietae.

“I wanted to create a vortex where anything could happen under the auspicious of a friendly neighborhood dance party”.

But why must the music end? “Booking, promoting, producing, DJing and being the soundguy for weekly event consumes much energy, you hardly get a chance to catch your breath and there is another show going up. I’ve lately been drawn to create more events outside the parameters of a bar and I want to concentrate my booking efforts on the upcoming Tour de Plunge bike tour of Europe.”

MUSK, the Final Blow-out will be a god slice from the past 3 and half years, featuring a rare live turntable set from DJ Nitetrain:
http://www. myspace. com/jerryholloman
outsider rap strait outta the group home from Husky “N” Muskie, the psych-chaotic Magic People,
http://www. myspace. com/magicpeople
one man dj/band The Area D Initiative and the band that kicked off MUSK 3 1/2 years ago Plunge into Death
http://www. myspace. com/plungeintodeath

DJ Nitetrain, Area D and Plunge Into Death will be on MoFo Radio on WZBCMoFo Radio airs on WZBC 90.3 FM and on WZBC.org from 10:00 'til 1:00 Wednesday, January 14 to talk about the show.

It wasn't so long ago I held down a Musk myself alongside Agent M and Nitetrain and I'm psyched to finally get him into the studio! Musk has become a disco noise rock dirty dance staple in JP and it will be a shame to see this night go. Catch up with the crew Wednesday for a pre-send off to the main event.

-Ghostdad