Independent music from Los Derrumbes, The Exotics, Mighty Jack, The Surfites, No Plastic Inside, FuriousBall, and Alexye Nov. Subscribe to the Schwagcast at http://feeds.feedburner.com/schwagcast Complete show notes are available at http://www.schwagcast.com/ As heard on Schwagcast #23:
"No Tengo Tabla" from the Captive of the Tiki Sex Goddess! album by Los Derrumbes Copyright 2005 Los Derrumbes http://losderrumbes.com
"Sandoway" from Go Go Guitars album by The Exotics Copyright 1996 Tiki Tone Records http://www.myspace.com/theexotics
"TIKI Man" from the Saturn album by Mighty Jack Copyright 2005 Mighty Jack http://www.mightyjackband.com/
"Spinning Boards" by The...
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Independent music from Sara Wendt, Annie Marleau, Hungry Lucy, 2-RD, and SmilingCynic. Subscribe to the Schwagcast at http://feeds.feedburner.com/schwagcast Complete show notes are available at http://www.schwagcast.com/ As heard on Schwagcast #22: "Here's Us" from the Here's Us album by Annie Marleau Copyright 2005 City Canyons Records http://www.citycanyons.com/went/index.html
"Alone" from Alive album by Annie Marleau Copyright 2005 Annie Marleau http://anniemarleau.com/
"To Kill A King" from the To Kill A King album by Hungry Lucy Copyright 2005 Hungry Lucy http://www.hungrylucy.com/
"Symmetrical Angels (Part 2)" by 2-RD Copyright 2005...
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Welcome to The Decade.
Desolate METROPOLIS is a fresh and daring drama by Scott A. Josephson, which mocks the Fashion Industry. Set in Greenwich Village, an eclectic blend of stylish couture enthusiasts, cynics, poets, and miraculous minds exchange souls in a tale as darkly delicious as it is haunting and hilarious.
Originally composed for the stage in the Summer of 1999 and completed on New Year's Day 2000, Desolate METROPOLIS makes its debut in a medium inspired by the golden age of radio -- the podplay.
The script was revisited and revised over the Summer of 2005, modified to add narration in place of stage direction. Auditions, callbacks, and rehearsals were all held via phone. Recording took place on a rainy Saturday afternoon on Long Island, the cast coming together for the first time in person to lay down this entrancing work.
Desolate METROPOLIS also features a potent original score and music by Jordan Pier and Farewell Redemption.
Stay tuned to this site in the coming days for a chance to meet the talented individuals who made this production a reality.
And be sure to catch the gripping conclusion of Desolate METROPOLIS with the release of Act II, next Tuesday, December 6th -- available for download at midnight (Eastern Time).