Peter G. Holmström refuses to confirm or deny his involvement in the religious cult The Space Children of the Forest, or their 1974 disappearance depicted therein, and denies all knowledge of their leader, this longheaired shaman “J Mascis.”
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This is Radis Noir – a new side project from Sunset Valley’s Herman Jolly and our own Peter Holmström. This is the first released track called MIRAGE. You can buy this digital single at AMAZON or iTunes. I suggest you do so!
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Look, it’s an interview from 2000 by our friend Jerry Bryant at JBTV featuring a sleepy/punchy/hungry Court, Pete and Fatty, intercut with an in-studio performance of “World Come On” from 2008.
Check out more Dandys JBTV performances HERE. Also, visit their site, it’s pretty great.
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PETER HOLMSTRÖM
Pete and Zia geeked out today at their new favorite spot for synth/sequencer/pedal etc. lovers, Control Voltage on N. Mississippi in Portland. If you dig this kind of stuff like we do, you need to stop by and lose a few hours in this place. Or, check out their site, since at least a few million of ya don’t live here yet.
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Hey, Pete made up the music for this. It’s his sister’s theater troupe, Begat Theater. They’re in Sydney this weekend, April 6-9, at the Hoopla Festival. Go see it, looks like fun.
Begat Theater
Histoires Cachées [Hidden Stories]
Have you ever wanted to listen in on the thoughts of a total stranger ?
HOOPLA FESTIVAL
Darling Harbour, Sydney, Australia
April 6-9 2012
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With Sylvain Sylvain and 1776.
PETER HOLMSTRÖM
Peter’s Pete International Airport will be opening the show tonight at the Wonder Ballroom in Portland for The Black Angels. Show is probably 21+, but I don’t know. Twenty-one seems like a long time ago.
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Just a quick note to let you know that Zia’s Brush Prairie will be performing Thursday night in Portland at Kelly’s Olympian Knife Shop (21+/$3/info). Meanwhile, Peter’s Pete International Airport will be in Seattle Thursday performing in theFuzzy Ball shoegaze/psychedelic event at Neumos (21+/$10/info), and the following night in Portland at the Wonder Ballroom (21+/$10/info).
One more thing, here’s Peter on INTO THE WOODS.TV‘s Learning Curve explaining his pedals and how he gets the sound on Pete International Airport’s namesake song.
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PETER HOLMSTROM
