Category Life Toward Twilight

Man in a blue jacket sitting on a homemade or experimental motorized vehicle in a workshop.

Detroit News covers “Twisted Toys & Mad Scientists”

Detroit News wrote an article covering the event I will be DJing this weekend. “Twisted Toys & Mad Scientists” will present work from across the alternative Do-It-Yourself spectrum, from straightforward visual artists to Victorian-influenced steam punkers to the wizards associated…

Album cover for *Elegies for the End* by Svartsinn, featuring a faded engraving of a figure with arms raised.

Svartsinn Remix

A remix I did for Svartsinn‘s “All the colours are fading” that was released on Cyclic Law in 2009. I was extremely pleased with how this turned out. Vocal composition and performance by Elyse Reardon. Elegies For The End Reissue…

Flyer for "Noise(x.overload()).toAwaken();" an industrial electronic noise core event on 9/14/02 at OTHERWISE Gallery

Memories, flyer from old show

My friend Brent unearthed a copy of this flyer from a show we did in Lansing almost ten years ago. I probably still have some amazing photos of Greh brutalizing sheet metal and scaring off the occasional person wandering in…

Album cover for *Life Toward Twilight – I Swear By All The Flowers*, featuring a dark, abandoned industrial hallway with

New review for “I Swear By All The Flowers”

A new review for I Swear By All The Flowers” is in the latest Steam Punk Magazine: The simplest way to sell you on this CD is to tell you that it was created entirely of antique sources, sampling music…

Vintage oval mirror-framed scene from Frankenstein, with decorative scrollwork and the text "Life Toward Twilight" above.

New review for “Edison’s Frankenstein”

Evening of Light posted a new review of “Edison’s Frankenstein”: Frankenstein, made in 1910 by Edison studios, is one of the oldest horror movies, though not one of the better known ones. According to this feature, all but one of…

Vintage oval-framed illustration for "Life Toward Twilight" featuring a scene from Frankenstein in black and white.

Mick Mercer’s review of “Edison’s Frankenstein”

Mick Mercer posted a review of “Edison’s Frankenstein”. “A cute idea this, where music has been added as a modern score to the original film of Frankenstein, just as Jackson Del Ray did with Nosferatu. (It’s anyone’s guess who will…

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