After a lengthy hiatus the site is being resurrected. Stay tuned.

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The site’s most recent offering is a thrilling set by IamIs, the amazing husband/wife duo of Jason Cox and Shawna Dellecave. The episode was filmed at Skull Alley as part of a TMINMF taping/celebration of Jason’s birthday. It is my hope that some fraction of the electricity of their live performance has been preserved in these videos. The goal of this website is to bring the local music/entertainment scene to your desktop but in this instance I urge you to go out and experience the band in a live setting.
I apologize in advance for the video quality; the lighting and/or my inadequacies as a videographer resulted in sub-par visuals, yet another reason to go check out the band in person. So sit back, open up your ears and heart and immerse yourself in the harmony of sound.

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It is with mixed emotions that I present the following videos. This Saturday the website celebrated its first birthday with a show at The Pour Haus featuring Deer Meet, Dude Plays Saxophone and Brian Beyke. Upon the conclusion of the evening's performances I was informed that I had witnessed the final show that will be held at The Pour Haus. I feel honored to have been part of this event but am deeply saddened by the news. Louisville has lost one of the best music venues citywide and the premiere venue for local acts. Which other mid-size venues in this city provide musicians with a sound engineer? Jamison did an excellent job on Saturday as he always does and Robin made my first experience in promotion a complete breeze. I want to personally thank the owners and staff of the Pour Haus for treating the city to some excellent shows and wonderful memories.

The videos below are from Saturday evening's show.









The video directly above features Brian Beyke performing the final song of the final set that will ever take place at The Pour Haus. Thanks again to The Pour Haus for all of the memories, thank you to everyone that came out and a huge thank you thank you thank you to Deer Meet, Dude Plays Saxophone and Brian Beyke.

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I recently read an article in one of America’s most prominent scientific journals about genetic experiments involving the cross breeding of musical tastes. The resultant combination of the Beatles, Steely Dan and Slipknot is known around the universe as Deer Meet. This of course did not really happen but the guys in Deer Meet do in fact represent a wide range of musical tastes and genre.

Check out the episode below to get a taste of the musical deliciousness that is Deer Meet. You will find pleasure in morsels of goodness from the band’s upcoming sophomore release and enjoy classics like “Wake Me Up” and the track “Take Me High” featured on the 2009 Louisville is for Lovers album.

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Tonight’s episode features The Pass, the new kids on the block (not the Donnie Wahlberg band) of the Louisville music scene. The music is a beautifully composed combination of rock and electronic guaranteed to make you dance.
Be sure to head down to the Pour Haus this Saturday, August 1st to celebrate the release of their debut record “Colors” and keep an eye on these guys because I have a feeling they are going to make a huge splash.

http://www.myspace.com/thepasstheband

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This past weekend the 48 Hour Film Project made a stop in Louisville. Instead of simply attending the screenings and reporting on our findings we went the extra mile and made a film.
For those unfamiliar with the contest here’s how it works: I arrived at 21c on Friday evening for the official kickoff and drew a genre out of a hat. Our team selected the fantasy genre. At the event we were given a prop (three ring binder), character (Bert George, gardener) and line of dialogue (Tell them Joe sent you). After departing from the kickoff event we had to write, film, and edit a five to seven minute short film. This entire process had to be completed in forty-eight hours.

The film was screened at Village 8 Theaters (Group C) on Wednesday July 22 @ 9PM and Thursday July 23 @ 715PM.

Below is our entry:



…. Before I unveil the film I want to give a special thanks to Brian Beyke for allowing us to use his music in the movie, it really brought the film together.

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I am truly honored to present the newest episode of This Man Is Not My Father featuring The Genius File. These guys are amazing musicians and all around excellent human beings. Check out their site (http://www.myspace.com/thegeniusfile) to learn more about the band's upcoming album release and gig dates.

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This episode stars Brian Beyke, a one-man music machine originally from Louisville currently residing in Cincinnati. Enjoy the rich tapestry of sound and emotion all captured for your viewing pleasure at Tyler Park in the Highlands.

Brian Beyke’s Four Seasons drops July 24th. Check out www.myspace.com/bbeyke for more information

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Thursday April 30th
Bowl for the Roses



Friday May 1st
Kerry Rhodes Celebrity Basketball Game



Saturday May 2nd
8th Annual Grand Gala

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I am pleased to share with the universe an all new episode of This Man Is Not My Father with special guests The Instruction. If you enjoy the infinitely-sensual Patrick Swayze, talking ventriloquist dolls, and/or crazy mad tunage then this episode was made for you.

The Instruction perform several tracks, including the single “Hello Darlin”, featured on Louisville’s WFPK.

I can continue to blabber on about the awesomeness the Instruction but you don’t have to take my word for it.

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We were lucky enough to be joined by Anton Mink for the third episode of ThisManIsNotMyFather. Enjoy the sounds of the music and the magnificent technicolor backdrop.



Part One


Part Two

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