Men Who Steal From Men

Men Who Steal From Men. Ugly keeps a nose and a tongue. It gave my father his father’s face. It gave my father his father’s second-hand hate. Some only repeat writing on their cheek from their father’s ring. My father kept the words, and gave me silence. It took the spine from my back and built a table. I cooked with men like me, we ground teeth into soup. We got taxed for sidewalks to stare at, for cops to count the steps. Ugly didn’t give us the needle, but ugly watched us pushed it in.

May 5th, 2010 Posted in Prose |
 

Your Life Is A Practical Joke On Me

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Excerpt: Your Life Is A Practical Joke On Me was recording before during and after an anxiety attack. My face looks like a scum fuck sewer even when I shave. I cough all the time, and I’m not the one who smokes here. I imagine myself at the office to sell my plasma, getting turned away while the other freaks stare at my back. Gauging me for loose change and cigarettes. Earthquakes in their spine making San Diego nervous. It gets late. Friends are here, but there’s a movie in between us in case we start to talk. There’s an internet forum in…

April 10th, 2010 Posted in Prose |
 

Pigeon Religion with Martin Cizmar at Chaindrive

Pigeon Religion @ Chain Drive The bar was a death trap with barbie’s holding dildos in yellow light. Men in dark sitting on chain benches, bullet holes as glory holes.

March 25th, 2010 Posted in Prose |
 

Pigeon Religion @ Broken Neck, Austin

Live @ Broken Neck.

March 20th, 2010 Posted in Prose |
 

Soundflower Skype and Ableton Play Nice

We’ve written a new article on playing music with Skype. In this article we cover using MOTU, Soundflower, and Ableton to route audio through Skype. It uses no external wiring or mixers. This reduces potential latency from running in and out of your computer. Other audio interefaces should work well with this setup.

February 11th, 2010 Posted in Prose |
 

Current Sounds

Man Wide World Sometimes its rewarding to hear current projects, whether they end up as failures or successes. I hope it encourages approachability.

February 4th, 2010 Posted in Prose |