Turntable (Blog)
Putting the Band Together
March 28, 2025
… a blog post from Chairman’s Corner. Hey hey hey everybody. At a show recently, someone asked me a couple of questions that I couldn’t answer right away: “How do you find other musicians to play with?” and “What’s the best way to get a new project going”? Because I’ve been playing music with the […]
Hitting the Road
March 20, 2025
… a blog post from Chairman’s Corner. Hey hey hey everybody. Just got back from hitting the road to play some rocknroll shows with the ‘ole band, so I figured I’d talk a bit about being on tour this week! There’s not necessarily any right or wrong way to go about hitting the road – […]
Making The Maker…Music Video Madness
March 6, 2025
… a blog post from Chairman’s Corner. Hey hey hey everybody. Big day for me today. My band Nasalrod has just premiered a music video for our song “The Maker”, which has been a LONG time in the making! SO much goes into making a music video. What’ll be the concept? Who’ll direct? Or edit? […]
Vinyl Presses On
February 27, 2025
… a blog post from Chairman’s Corner. Hey hey hey everybody. A while back I had the honor (along with my band Nasalrod) of being interviewed for a short documentary entitled “Vinyl Presses On”. Although vinyl was more or less dead (at least within mainstream society) throughout the 90’s, it has been “back” (with a […]
Music, Success…and Therapy
February 20, 2025
… a blog post from Chairman’s Corner. Hey hey hey everybody. Hope everyone’s hanging in there! In today’s super chaotic world that the majority of us are just trying to survive (and hopefully thrive) in, I feel that a little bit of musical therapy is needed now more than ever. I’m a big believer in […]
We LOVE Going Out to Shows
February 12, 2025
… a blog post from Chairman’s Corner. Venues come and venues go. When I moved to Portland, OR back in June of ’99, the legendary Satyricon club was still around (check out the pic above to see some of the remnants of their infamous bathroom wall). Satyricon (named after the Fellini flick!) was basically Portland’s […]
