Here is a recording from Richmond City Council's Informal Session, which is not televised, from Jan. 26, 2009. This is the conversation that occurred to describe the process Council would use to select their ninth member, as a result of Delores McQuinn winning the Virginia House of Delegates seat recently vacated by now-serving Mayor Dwight Jones.

Two Council members, Mr. Hilbert & Mr. Samuels, favored an open process and the CLOSE DOOR process was supported by Mr. Bruce Tyler, Mrs. Kathy Graziano, Mr. Marty Jewell, Mrs. Ellen Robertson, Ms. Reva Trammell, and Mr. Doug Conner

Garage and pop and lots of feedback. Live recording from The Border Chophouse in Richmond, Virginia. They opened for Hex Machine on Saturday night, January 24, 2009.

On the eve of their new release, Omen Mas, Richmond grind noise rockers, Hex Machine played a Free Show on January 24, 2009 at the Border Chophouse on Main and Plum Street in Richmond, Virginia. Fourty-five minute set includes much of the material from Omen Mas. Play it load.

This is a recording of Clouds (Boston, Massachusetts) performing at The Canal Club in Richmond, Virginia on Thursday June 19, 2008. Opening acts included Cough, RPG (both from Richmond), and headliner Harvey Milk (Athens, Georgia). Recorded by Silver Persinger of Richmond, Virginia. Enjoy!

This is a recording of Harvey Milk (Athens, Georgia) performing at The Canal Club in Richmond, Virginia on Thursday June 19, 2008. Opening acts included Cough, RPG (both from Richmond), and Clouds (Boston, Massachusetts) but those bands are not included on this recording. Recorded by Silver Persinger of Richmond, Virginia. Enjoy.

The basic song structure for this simple song. Hoping to form a band with Todd W. and hopefully other some others. I wrote lyrics for this too.

One day you won't be here

!! You're 'ready gone !!

Will you be remembered

For the things you said & did

What does it matter?

and what is yet to come?

Just what did you do?

You are the one.

Who brought the gun?

This is a severely edited interview/hang out session that occurred after An Albatross, The Apes, and The Amoeba Men played The Camel in Richmond, Virginia on March 7, 2008. The sound is so bad because I'd left my line-in volume the same as for recording the bands. Live and learn.

The first four minutes is Eddie B. Gieda III from An Albatross talking with Jason Hodges from The Amoeba Men. Turns out Jason was/is in a band called Suppression, which Eddie massively dug and was inspired by. Eddie tells the story of the last time they came to Richmond and played Alley Katz during a black out caused by Hurricane Isabel in 2003. Followed by an edit of "In the Court of the Bear King" from Albatross's latest CD, Blessphamy (of the Peace-Beast Feastgiver and the Bear Warp Kumite). Silver and Jason from WRIR talked with Eddie about the South, wall hangers, one on one equals six, negative material based culture, meet Daniel from New Jersey, tiger growls and vocal capabilities, Amanda from The Apes tells about meeting An Albatross at a gas station, Daniel on Gymkata, and Amanda tells a story about a bad show at a Satanist's suburban Detroit home.