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Rue Morgue cover contest entry by Steve Here’s my entry in...

Sat, 07 May 2011 18:47:00 -0500

Rue Morgue cover contest entry by Steve

Here’s my entry in the the Rue Morgue magazine cover contest at Texas Frightmare Weekend last week. Here are the winners (which are all great). Thanks to Rue Morgue (and specifically Gary Pullin) for putting this on; I had a lot of fun with this and I hope they do it again next year.

This features a movie still of Freddy’s face, a really old image I had of his glove, Jason’s mask, this machete, this clipart of men in suits, and the Krueger/Voorhees ‘12 logo.

Krueger/Voorhees ‘12 Cam-Pain Logo by Steve available on...

Sat, 07 May 2011 18:45:00 -0500

Krueger/Voorhees ‘12 Cam-Pain Logo by Steve

available on merchandise here

Cover for Fear and Laundry, a new Young Adult novel by Elizabeth...

Wed, 02 Mar 2011 12:53:00 -0600

Cover for Fear and Laundry, a new Young Adult novel by Elizabeth Myles

cover by Steev

The Root Down Blocks by j3ph Available on merch here

Fri, 14 May 2010 20:19:13 -0500

The Root Down Blocks by j3ph

Available on merch here

“BLHEPG Logo” by Steev This is a logo for Bill and...

Fri, 16 Apr 2010 19:06:00 -0500

“BLHEPG Logo” by Steev

This is a logo for Bill and Lobo’s Hyper-Elite Programmer’s Guild.

“Nine Inch Nails Live Australia 2009” cover by...

Fri, 16 Apr 2010 18:58:00 -0500

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“Nine Inch Nails Live Australia 2009” cover by Steev

thisoneisonus.org put together a DVD of NIN’s official footage from their 2009 Australian tour. The cover art that came with the DVD was hard to read when printed, though, so I took a stab at it.

Version 1 (click for larger sizes):

Version 2:

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cover for The Root Down’s the Who Stole the Sole? mix by...

Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:19:00 -0600

cover for The Root Down’s the Who Stole the Sole? mix by j3ph

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Friday the 13th Part III in 3D at The Nat Bookstore, Amarillo,...

Fri, 13 Feb 2009 00:01:00 -0600

Friday the 13th Part III in 3D at The Nat Bookstore, Amarillo, TX | 02/13/09 @ 9PM | flyer by j3

Icarus Fixed flyer by Steev 12/26/08 @ Texas Café (The Spoon) in...

Fri, 26 Dec 2008 18:00:00 -0600

Icarus Fixed flyer by Steev

12/26/08 @ Texas Café (The Spoon) in Lubbock, Texas

from here: I was going to wait until I had more time…like next...

Sat, 06 Dec 2008 20:00:00 -0600

from here:

I was going to wait until I had more time…like next year. But turns out that I was just too anxious to hang on to this material for another year. So, I present to you a gift much bigger and better than any year-end list that I could possibly assimilate (although, I’m still considering doing that). It features everyone from Lawrence Welk to Eazy E, Paul McCartney to Atmosphere with, of course, a few treats in between. And, because not all of my friends believe that all words are equal, I edited it with Hanna Barbera sound effects so you’ll feel more comfortable playing it around your parentals. Tis the season for alot of things, but certainly not the season for rampant expletives. It just bums some people out. Yes, I edited Eazy E. Love me or hate me, it took about two hours to edit that song alone. Hope it’s worth the wait. De La Mix Vol. 2 is gonna need a little more time. At this point, it’s next year. Anyhow, here’s the tracklisting on the Christmas Sweater Mix.

from here: I’m proud to present to you, the latest installment...

Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:00:00 -0600

from here:

I’m proud to present to you, the latest installment in a sequence of mixes exploring the musical contexts of classic hip hop recordings by mixing them in with the original samples: Del tha Funkee Homosapien’s I Wish My Brother George Was Here from 1991. While AllMusic writes about Del’s debut, “Del helped lay the foundation for what would become California’s thriving underground scene with his seminal debut, I Wish My Brother George Was Here…tak(ing) the Parliament/Funkadelic-derived G-funk sound popularized by NWA and spins it into exciting new directions, replacing gangsta rap’s nihilism with a healthy sense of the absurd…Del has accomplished much since the release of Brother George…but nothing he’s done since has quite matched the charm, fun, and sheer exuberance of his stellar debut.” Adversely, Wikipedia claims, “As a whole, the hip-hop community had mixed feelings about I.W.M.B.G.W.H. Some felt it to be just too corny, while others thought it the ‘flyest shit out there’. Del, not pleased with the album himself, took matters into his own hands.” Regardless, I’ve always considered it a classic at it has cemented itself deep in the hearts of both funketeers and hip hop heads over the last two decades.

Click the link above for sequencing and download info.

The Mountain Goats with Kaki King and Icarus Fixed flyer by ...

Fri, 31 Oct 2008 20:00:00 -0500

The Mountain Goats with Kaki King and Icarus Fixed flyer by Steev

The Mountain Goats, Kaki King, and Icarus Fixed in Lubbock (at The Foundation) 10/31/08

From here: Per Owen’s request, here’s a little...

Tue, 21 Oct 2008 04:21:00 -0500

From here:

Per Owen’s request, here’s a little getdown mix as we go into the holiday season (I’ve got a Christmas mix on deck, but it’s a ton of material) to use at your office party. Office parties can be such a drag, man. Funny how people, at office parties, do everything they can to not talk business and then find out that they really can’t talk about anything else intelligently. Well, this mix fills in those awkward silences and pauses between discussions of how some cat’s bowel movements stink up the whole west side of the building. Remember, though, it’s an office party and these are your co-workers so watch those hands. You might have Human Resources at your desk come Monday.

This mix features the soft sounds of the Emotions, Rufus’ “Chicken,” a timely run at the Honeydrippers’ “Impeach the President,” T-Connection and Pat Lundy’s explosive “Work Song.” Yep, this is the illness right here..

Click the link above for sequencing and download info.

De La Soul Mix – “3 Crates Deep and Digging” by...

Mon, 13 Oct 2008 22:21:00 -0500

De La Soul Mix – “3 Crates Deep and Digging” by j3ph

from here:

The new mix is up and ready. For those who missed a few previous posts, I worked and slaved on a mix paying homage to De La Soul and Prince Paul’s crowning achievement, 3 Feet High and Rising. Released 20 years ago, the record still holds its own as a pioneering and mind-detonating example of sampling mastery. It still is often regarded as one of the most creative album in hip hop’s history and, in terms of popular music, it leaves a deep footprint amongst some of the greatest records ever recorded. The mix was intended to both honor De La as well as explore the makings of 3 Feet realizing that it took years of others musical achievements to make the record what it was.

Click the above link for more info., including how to download.

From here: It’s all done. Just click here to download.

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 04:40:00 -0500

From here:

It’s all done. Just click here to download.

From here: The mix brings together both rap, rock, film, funk...

Fri, 08 Aug 2008 03:01:00 -0500

From here:

The mix brings together both rap, rock, film, funk and Tom Brokaw in celebration of the genre that blew the whole game up: Gangsta Rap. I’ve always been reluctant to use such a term only because I always found it as a horrible stereotype and oversight because, over time, media channels were just lumping any rapper with a parental advisory sticker on the front a “gangsta rapper” when you could put on any rock record back then and hear worse (i.e. Appetite for Destruction). But I wanted the mix to, firstly, be dope and listenable and, secondly, either parody the mass misconceptions of the genre or simply exploit them. As to say, “You thought “Cop Killer” was bad? Try this.” This ain’t your little brother’s mix. This is for the adults. This is for the aging hip hop head. This is for the dude that complains about nothing being dope anymore. This is for that cat that fell out of love with hip hop. This is for you if you haven’t heard “New Jack Hustler” in ages.

from here, “My Hooptie Weighs a TON” t-shirt by j3ph: If you...

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 20:00:00 -0600

from here, “My Hooptie Weighs a TON” t-shirt by j3ph:

If you require an explanation, then you need to go back to school, homie. For ordering information, email me directly. Looking sporty.