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Friday, October 28th, at the High Noon Saloon - “Just One Fix - A tribute to Ministry” will be performing.  Featuring members of Caustic, Sensuous Enemy, Null Device, The Dark Clan, and The Light Asylum.  It’ll be a New World Order, and there will be nothing left to do but ding a ( Read more... )

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So this past weekend the last of the Null Device core members - me - got married off.  It was a lovely day with some lovely people.

So to celebrate, we’re releasing a chunk of songs I’ve been sitting on for a while.  “Something More Exciting Than A Tornado: Null Device Live at ( Read more... )

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Over the weekend, I built a tandoor.

In retrospect, I probably overengineered it.  It’s a heavy, rolling clay oven that I likely could’ve accomplished almost as well with a Weber kettle and a little cleverness.  But still, having a nice, big, bespoke “oven” for making ( Read more... )

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While we were performing, mr. Brian “OwlBoy” Bortz was taking some video.  And he assembled a pretty frickin’ cool little documentary about the show from that footage.

You can see it here:

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One of the nice features of buying cheap, non-“virtuoso” style Indian musical instruments (or any musical instruments, for that matter, but Indian instruments seem to have the biggest low-budget marketshare) is that I don’t feel too terrible “hacking” them.  Yeah, it’d suck ( Read more... )