Kean Soo's Exit Music

I know I use my webcomic to promo the hell out of my band Science Ninja Big Ten which will, by they way, be performing with Carole Pope this Friday, January 20th at the Corktown (it's like Hamilton's CBGB) here in Hamilton, as well as a show on Monday, January 23rd at The Underground.

I had actually contemplated doing a Science Ninja Big Ten mini-series since I always depict the band as a team of anime superheros in our promotional posters. I still might do this some day.

There was one GGC comic where I did stick a .midi into the background. It was a speghetti western themesong I had composed that fit well with the comic. Keen's archive system is a little too archaic for me to find it though. It was the first "Hammer's Mysterious Past" strip.

Since you asked, I'll mention it again, and pimp the artitsts who provided music. I ran a series of time-lapse quicktime movies of me drawing the comic, but half the fun was tracking down musicians to provide music as the soundtrack

http://www.fabricari.com/video/

Music by:

John Worsley, http://www.OpenVein.com
Cat Garza, http://www.MagicInkwell.com
Grendel, http://www.grendel-base.com
APG, http://www.apgband.com
David Byrne, The Creative Commons Wired CD, http://www.creativecommons.org/wired
Attaboy and Burke, http://www.yumfactory.com/empty3s/track11.html
Nichlaus Hulsebus, http://vonflueart.com/oneeye/music/
Porn on Beta, http://www.pornonbeta.com/

I'm getting ready to start another season of these movies, so I'll be resuming the hunt for more music (Ghastly?). I really enjoy the whole cross promotion thang.

Try Everything Once is a comic about a SPACE BAND. One of the bandmembers is an alien who eats music. How cool is that?

Hold My Life

Also:
Starting Point is doing a guide to indy rock right at this very moment.