[Goon Moon Store]

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Goon Moon is an American rock band composed of Jeordie White (also known as Twiggy Ramirez from Marilyn Manson) and Chris Goss. The band released a mini-LP called I Got a Brand New Egg-Layin’ Machine and have since recorded a full-length album Licker’s Last Leg[1], which was released on May 8, 2007. The album features cameos from longtime Goss collaborator Josh Homme, Josh Freese,[2] as well as desert rock mainstay Dave Catching.

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Jubilee’s merch has been added to CHD and we will be going live with all this madness very soon. We are going to have all their Limited Vinyl, CD’s and Limited T-shirts available for sale before you know it! We are currently working on a customized store for them, but for now you can view the temporary [Store].

Troy and Aaron have returned with a new lineup that consist of Tony Bevilacqua (The Distillers and Spinnerette) and Jenni Tarma (Eskimohunter and Kylie Minogue).

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All merch questions regarding Jubilee will be answered at erik[@]jubilee.la. They’re all great people and were looking forward to a long loving relationship.

They’ve also announced a few live dates as well:
Nov 17 2009 8:00P Silverlake Lounge Los Angeles, California
Dec 2 2009 8:00P The Fold in Bordello Los Angeles, California

We will keep you posted on when we go live with the merch.

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Radio FreQ will be interviewed and playing live on Is Good Radio this Thursday. Everything start’s at Noon, so tune in if you’re free or have nothing else going on at work.

You also grab Radio FreQ’s new EP “Alive” here.

Our good friend Katheryn will be having a grand opening of her new store “Jet the Pilot” this Saturday. She has been very supportive of my label and especially to Skyscraper Frontier. So if you have some free time this Saturday please try to make it out to this new project. GrandOpening_digitalflier

[Jet Project Site]

picbyfredhammerdotcom025Wes and myself stopped by for a bit to checkout the Burning Fight book release at Traditions in Westlake Village. They had a lot of great photos, flyers, and other 90’s memorabilia on hand this weekend. They also spun a lot of old records from that time period, but due to fatigue I would’ve stuck around a bit longer (having a kid). I believe they’re running the displays till the end of the week and on top of that its a great boutique to support in this area.

They typically host nights like this, but are more focused on Hip Hop and Art. I hope they continue on adding nights like the “90’s Hardcore” that went down this last weekend.

I was like that time period, showed up and disappeared before anyone noticed.
[Burning Fight Photos]