The Porchistas campy play on the obvious - Zombie Jesus
The Porchistas "Zombie Jesus"
Listen for free or download for a buck - 5th track off of “the baby album.” spread the zombie love.
listen to the porchistas last cd - “save the earth”
The Porchistas Alan & Waking Lights Nicole - violin and acoustic guitar duet. Do it!
The Porchistas "Nuke the World" Music Video
Montclair NJ’s The Porchistas song “Nuke the World” off their CD “Save the Earth”. Produced by Eileen Richardson. All 16mm shots are original footage by Richardson from Central and South America including The Panama Canal. The digi-nukes are from Japanese artist Isao Hashimoto’s digital depiction of the history of nuclear testing. Explicit lyrics.
my pet pega
Quotes from the blizzard - Rachel Butera
me - wanna take a walk in the blizzard?
Butera - hahaha, for chrissakes dont you know me by now? i’m a guido broad i dont walk in the snow.
Painting Mountains
The mountains are driving me crazy, and they’re not done being created. They never are… mountains constantly reinvent themselves, moving skyward, retreating into their own, slowly crumbling to the ground, resting…
Maybe this is why they are so difficult to paint.
Or maybe, it is because they are so similar to our kind. The artist formerly known as Nathan told me today “when you think you’re ready to tackle it, just wait until you start painting people. We’re tough fuckers to paint.” I want to think that I hold mountains in such reverance that I can’t stop painting these ones until I get them right… then again, I know I never will. Then again, these mountains wouldn’t exist without me…
Maybe we need to apply this thought process past the concept of art.
We live in a naturally artistic world, and all we have to do is keep it up. We’re not even responsible for creating it… we just take that upon ourselves. The fact of the matter is this: nobody has ever painted anything more beautiful than nature… but our depicitions may indeed be more beautiful than the world we leave for our children if we are not thoughtful in our movements…
Mountains take too long to paint.
