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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 26 Apr 2008 08:08:08 EST
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So now that I have something
in the works again - you can expect to see some more regular updates.
Dubphonics now on iTunes. Go find and download their album. Of course its fresh.. . its the F**kin'
Dubphonics.
I am going into the studio tomorrow to start working on the first full length Sample the Martian album.
I am VERY excited about that. I have an awesome producer who I've known for quite some time. I
suspect I will be very comfortable recording there. Its the first time recording since I performed my 4
shows in 2005. Expect more shows as well.
I will be working at Soundscape Recording Studio ™.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 26 Apr 2008 08:08:08 EST
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I've had quite a few e-mails wondering what was going on.
Last year I quit a job unexpectedly and was completely broke for a good while. I took a job in Ann Arbor. Moved from
place to place, basements, spare rooms, couches. So being broke means very little record label work. I also suffered
a very strong bout of depression. I am doing well again and have been working on new material. Its very strong. I may
even be in the studio soon. A lot of people asked me what "eMpyre *IS* dead" was all about. . .
It was a call for help. . . but I couldn't admit it.
Anyway - other than new material coming from sAMPLE tHE mARTIAN. . .
I'll be updating the webpage.
Also check out Dante from Switch Stance"s solo CD. He is getting ready to shoot the first of 3 videos next weekend.
He has released The Fixtape and is working on a second one. Peep that shizzle. Its dope.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 04 Aug 2007 01:11:11 EST
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Hello everybody! Its good to be back makin dust. A lot has happened over the last year and a half. I really needed
some time to get my life back together. A lot of people took my disapearance pretty seriously and I apologize but it
was necessary.
Even though it felt like it at times I was not sold into slavery. I did have to check myself and really do some
soul searching and find a way to pay the bills and still run the record label.
I also apologize if I didn't come through on things like I normally did but the day job was killin me.
As of August 2nd we are officially starting work on a new hip-hop compilation. It will get promoted to 300 +
college radio stations. We'll have street teams, posters, flyers up the ying yang and solid distribution.
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posted by:Gianni Calice on 30 May 2007 03:14:27 EST
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Word on the streets is that eMpyre is missing. He e-mailed me the login and passwords for the website and for the
general e-mail account. That was the last I have heard from him. I'm sure its unrelated but he mailed a package
to me with the first 5 Walking Dead Graphic Novels and the latest of his new songs. They were deep and a
little twisted just like him.
Last known whereabouts were in Clinton Township, MI around Easter time.
He has been hinting at having financial difficulties and work concerns.
I'm sure he is fine but I am a beginning to worry.
He also instructed me to post this phone #. 1-866-445-6580
The label is in good hands and is temporarily under the guidance of myself and 2 others in his absence.
There are currently 2 releases in the works but we are unable to disclose the details. I can say
that one of them is a follow up compilation to Untyin' Lost Souls.
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| Long Time no Keep in Touchy |
posted by:eMpyre and Drip on 10 Jan 2007 03:27:06 EST
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So its been pointed out to me that I need to update this mutha. My
job lately has been somewhat demanding through the holidays and I kind of
had to put some stuff on hold. I have a new disc to add to the catalog by Arabb. (see above button)
It is some brilliant experimental Drum & Bass. If you like Aphex Twin, Autechre, and
things of that nature you'll be extremely pleased with it.
I'm also working on getting some stuff out to college radio.
I'm working on some Sample the Martian stuff when I can as well.
The other thing keeping me from updating is a problem I've had with the script that I use me to update. In other words
its much harder to update now. I can't do it remotely either.
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posted by:eMpyre and Drip on 09 Aug 2006 06:27:06 EST
Its been a while since I've updated. I had to take some time to re-align my life.
I recently moved into my own apartment and had to do a lot of personal and financial re-structuring to do it.
What does that mean for you the Galactic Dustmites? It means a stronger more focused eMpyre and a smooth running
record label with more time to promote the best music around.
Galactic Dust will be releasing a new CD by an artist from Pittsburgh, PA named
Arabb.
It is IDM in the likes of Aphex Twin and of course its own spin on electronic production.
I got out to a show last week to see
Dante,
Lost Elements,
Seven Chakraz (7-C). and
Demented at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor, MI.
I met a LOT of cool people and spent a few minutes chatting with
Tenacity from The Abolitionist Project about new projects.
Galactic Dust will have a strong presence this weekend as we head to Cincinnati, OH to
check out Scribble Jam 2006. Hope to see you there.
Last but not least, through personal and artistic soul searching I have realized this: It is important to keep in
mind that over the course of the last 5 years Galactic Dust has seen and done many
things. The mission statement and the idealogy behind the label have been consistant since its inception. I have
recruited many good artists and street team members around the world to help our vision. Now that we have a core
group of people involved I think its time to focus our direction(s). My original goal was to keep people guessing
what kind of record label Galactic Dust was. However I think that we will do more good to the advancement
of music and artistic freedom by becomming more specific in our scope. Expect to see some minor changes and
transformations in the up and coming months. Most of all expect to see a stronger more consistant Galactic Dust Records.
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| Review of Tool at the Fox Theater from May 15, 2006 |
posted by:eMpyre and Drip on 21 May 2006 06:66:06 EST
I had the pleasure of seeing Tool at the Fox Theater in Detroit. I posted a review.
Tool
Review at Detroit's Fox Theater May 15, 2006.
Here is the setlist:
Setlist
Lost Keys
Rosetta Stoned
Stinkfist
Forty Six & 2
Jambi
Schism
Right in Two
Sober
Lateralus
Vicarious
Ænema
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posted by:eMpyre and Drip on 15 Mar 2006 23:44:21 EST
So its been a while since I've posted.
You may think that galactic dust hasn't been up to much
because I haven't updated. But I started a new job and have been laying the ground-work for some
awesome new things.
Au contraire!
The 2006 release by Arabb is coming
together nicely. Expect it late spring.
White Kollar Stickers should be printed soon.
Expect a new bootleg CD with Sample the Martian tracks
and other galactic dust artists and friends.
I am also starting to put together the follow up to Untyin' Lost Souls. I
expect it to be TOTALLY off the hook. So should you.
Last but certainly not least we placed the Dubphonics song "A Better Place" in
upcoming issue of
411VM.
411 Is also known for their video work on the Hit Selling and fun as hell to play
Tony Hawk Proskater and Underground games.
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posted by:Fibonacci on 12 Dec 2005 20:02:35 EST
Sample the Martian is playing probably its 4th and final show of the year.
Feels good to finally have done it.
The show is in Lansing on Thursday Dec. 15th at the Temple Club.
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| Day Job Blown Away With the Leaves. |
posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 06 Nov 2005 14:36:46 EST
So I lost my day job last week. That sucks. However that means aside from selling
everything have of value I will have plenty of time to work on material. I have a cold right now.
Some really good CDs/Demos that I've had the pleasure of receiving are
Resent: Missed your Wrist.
This is album is punk as fawk... in the real way. It will rock your breasts/balls off.
I also got the Assylum 7: Brown Study EP at the Bullfrog show.
Disc is some tight tight music in the Subterraneous style
with new flavors from a new MC.
I also got Cash N Burn the new CD from Mutant Radio
(formerly Creature Beach) called and really enjoyed that as well.
Its solid funk rock with some splendid singing and MC'ing good solid songwriting as usual with strong
emotion and realism. Julio's a genius when it comes to writing hooks as well. They are now in California.
I checked out the Dubphonics review in
September's URB. Dope shit. Made me really happy for them.
Look for some really strong Sample the Martian uploads.
I have new stuff and re-worked old tracks.
In the midst of my insomnia I am trying to book some more shows.
I want to personally thank everyone who came out.
I recently signed up with
Airplay Direct. A great service to strengthen your radio promotion.
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posted by:~eMpyre ramireX on 24 Oct 2005 19:23:05 EDT
So I accidently cleared out my inbox today. There were some important e-mails. Anyone who e-mailed me recently who needs a reply should re-send it... including a dope street team proposal I got and wanted to reply to.
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| Sample the Martian - LIVE |
posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 02 Oct 2005 21:33:48 EDT
Its long overdue - but finally Sample the Martian will be performing live
at the following venues/dates. Contact us for more info if needed.
Abrakadabra Doors 5:30 PM
Sunday October 30th
The Emerald Theatre
Mt. Clemens MI
Tickets available from Ticketmaster Fri. October 7th
89X Homeboy Show On The Road
Wednesday, October 19th
Bullfrog - Redford, MI 8:30 PM (Telegraph and 5 Mile)
Pre-sale Tickets Available
21 + Welcome
The Monster Mash Masquerade"
Saturday, October 15th
American Legion - 9318 Newburgh Rd. Livonia
Cover is 3 bucks or FREE W/ A Legit Costume!
Doors at 6 PM
Sample the Martian goes on at 7 PM
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posted by:Mr. RamireX on 19 Sep 2005 8:32 EDT
The new CD has arrived!! Order Now! for $ 7 Plus 2 bucks shipping
Deckmaster D 8:32
Turntablist Deckmaster D's newest masterpiece for fans
of DJ Shadow, RJD2, and Handsome Boy Modeling School.
A collection of non-stop delectible breaks for the
beat-lover in you.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 31 Jul 2005 20:40:11 EDT
As mentioned a few updates ago. Paramount Pictures contacted us to use some posters
and stickers in an uncomming movie called "Four Brothers" staring Mark Wahlberg and directed
by John Singleton.
The movie is due out Aug 12th so check it out. Pay attention during the chase scene.
Also look for the new CD "8:32" by Deck to be available through Galactic Dust Records any day now.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 06 Jul 2005 22:17:33 EDT
This is for the people I used to work with at the Sony PS2 repair
facility. I recently had to send in my PS2 to get fixed. This burned my blood.
A) they didn't waive my fucking repair fee
B) they said they didn't waive it because they closed down their
Farmington Hills site and couldn't keep up with demand.
Just wanted to say how much I missed you guys... Chuck, Deb, Bryan, Chad, Andy, Jim, Kevin, Nicole,
Lenora, Mike, and once in a great while Karen.
Look for the new live action Star Wars TV show Fall '06.
If you get a moment e-mail empyre327@yahoo.com me.
P.S. Now I fix robots.
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| 50,000 thats Fifty Thousand baby! |
posted by:eMpyre on 31 May 2005 20:59:38 EDT
I've been waiting for this day for a while now. The webpage finally
turned 50,000. That means you are pushing us along towards 100,000 hits just by reading this
post. (hopefully more like a million.)
My car recently got smashed while I was driving on I-75 by Ford Field.
It was totaled. I am o.k... and I was insured. Its also time for another
unexpected move which means some
things will have to be put on hold till I get all that straightened out.
Look for new material towards the end of the summer. We will be
working on a new compilation and I personally will be working on the first
true "Sample the Martian" album.
I also saw the new Star Wars movie (of course). I'd tell y'all
about it but don't want to spoil it.
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| You're allergic to Motown? |
posted by:The Motor City Ghost - eMpyre on 09 Apr 2005 17:16:10 EDT
So sometimes I get flack for making titles to my posts that have nothing to do with the news.... But if you recognize the quotes, they're fun.
Got a hot review on Untyin' Lost Souls in Detroit's own "The Record." A man named Joe
Juliani put together and started the paper. Congratulations to your first issue and thanks for the review.
Other Motown related news: The street team has been killin' it.
Have a few things in the works that I can't talk about yet.
Check the Sample the Martian page for more
news and info.
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| Long overdue... Detroit represent with Paramount? |
posted by:Detroit Record Label indie fame wannabe on 24 Feb 2005 20:39:56 EST
Been a while since I updated. As you can see the website has been spiced up and updated here and there. Its an ongoing process.
Sample the Martian and White Kollar have teamed up to write some songs and work on a live show which should be happening relatively soon.
Expect a mix CD from Switch Stance's DJ, Deck Master D by the end of the year
Also expect a new CD from Sample the Martian by the end of the year.
Galactic Dust was contacted by Paramount Pictures to use posters in an upcoming movie. With any luck the scene won't end up on the cutting floor.
eMpyre was interviewed this week by NMU's Northwind.
I have more stations to thank for airplay and charts to get to 2-Phat and Suisse Modular.
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posted by:If Detroit is Dead then I am all Spirit on 04 Dec 2004 9:10:42 EST
The Suisse Moudlar track 'Stay' from their recent EP "Fly Me To The Lunar"
was featured for 19 seconds on the 5th epsidode of the MTV series MADE.
It makes it hard to hate MTV quite as much - but I can still dislike MTV for what it stands for right?
Still continuing to collect Adds and airplay from college radio for "Untyin' Lost Souls" and
Suisse Modualar "Fly Me To The Lunar."
Special thanks to: CHMR St. Johns, KCCR - Tacoma, KIDE Hoopa, KNAB - Orange, KRFC - Fort Collins,
KUGS - Bellingham, KUPS - Tacoma, KZSC - Santa Cruz,
WBCR - Beloit, WBWC - Berea, WCNI - New London, WHFR - Dearborn, WIDB - Carbondale, WMTU - Houghton,
WMVL - Purchase, WRAS - Atlanta,
WSMU - North Dartmouth, WSRI - Eau Claire, WXIN - Providence, WXVU - Villanova, WWPV - Colchester
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| Better late than pregnant... |
posted by:Hidden in Detroit on 23 Nov 2004 19:45:17 EST
Here is one of the reviews I promised of 2-Phat's CD
Opening a Can of Whoop Ass
On Ya Moms
I still need to review the new Beace album. If you haven't
checked it out - do so - its good shit.
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| College Radio and good shows |
posted by:Detroit independent music rules on 15 Nov 2004 22:29:43 EST
We have mailed out over 300 packages to college radio stations and are currently tracking them via CMJ charts. Wish us luck with, "Untyin' Lost Souls," "Suisse Modular: Fly Me To The Lunar," and "2-Phat and the Family Funktion: Opening A Can Of Whoop Ass...."
Noteable shows I've been to lately are Heiruspecs and Dubphonics at the Lager House. I got to see them both close and personal and they both put on exceptional performances.
Also saw Marilyn Manson in Cincinnati. It was a very entertaining show yet less wrong than I expected.
eMpyre ramireX also got to participate as a panelist for the Grammy's Detroit Demo Review contest.
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posted by:Detroit, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti represent yo!! on 20 Oct 2004 2:03:03 EDT
Been keeing way busy. My sister just got married. (Congratulations) Just got posters for Untyin' Lost Souls and ordered boxes to ship our radio promo packages.
Got new Sample The Martian T-shirts and stickers. Shirts will be for sale online soon.
Still working on those reviews but its taking longer than it should. Sorry guys.
Just checked out the Bag Of Hammers "Sampler CD" - its pretty wild. Very fun and creative.
Deck "Mix CD" should be available soon as well.
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| Fall is back.. school is sessioning |
posted by:Detroit Record Label Extraordinaire on 02 Sep 2004 9:16:27 EDT
Hey there kids (and adults). On Friday Sept 10th, Switch Stance is
playing The Blind Pig in Ann Arbor Michigan. Get your asses out there and show love...
Check the shows
link to the right for show updates... and e-mail us your flyers.
I've posted some new reviews and will be posting more. Look for an interview with eMpyre
and a review of Untyin' Lost Souls both done by Fuze.
...AND!! Galactic Dust will be reviewing the latest from
Beace,
2-Phat and The Family
Funktion and Jaime: The Girl Next Door
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We've started a
College
Radio Promotion FAQ so if you are interested in learning about that let us know and ask questions.
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| Scribble Jam, Deck and Jobless |
posted by:~eMpyre ramireX on 13 Aug 2004 8:36:58 EDT
Its been a while since I've posted. I'm starting to post upcoming shows so check on that.
I'm on my way to Scribble Jam in Cincinatti this weekend.
A mix CD from Ann Arbor's Deck Master D is due out soon. Also keep a
watch for Detroit's Switch Stance and Cleveland's Darkstarz on Van's W
arped Tour 2004.
The Fall 2004
college radio promotion campaign is beginning to come together.
As Michigan's job market continues to shrink I have found out that Sony
Electronics is shrinking and eliminating my job. I have been searching the Detroit area
for all sorts of work and at this time it looks like I may have a LOT of time to work
on music... but little money to do so.
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posted by:eMpyre on 13 Jun 2004 12:10:06 EDT
Order Suisse Modular - Fly Me To The Lunar now! for $ 5 Plus 2 bucks shipping
Or order Untyin Lost Souls and Fly Me To The Lunar together for
$ 11 plus $ 2 shipping!
and save $ 4!
Untyin' Lost Souls now available at half.com
We have been working on getting press for Untyin' Lost Souls and Fly Me To The Lunar
for the duration of the summer and into the fall... and in the fall will be mailing them out
to over 300 college radio stations.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 08 May 2004 04:19:59 EDT
Subscribe to receive gdust updates by clicking here
Join the galactic dust mailing list. We promise to not send messages more than once a month.
We will also keep them short and sweet.
Check out this page - we just traded links - it will go in the new links section on the new webpage.
Indie Music Authority
Go see Switch Stance
any chance you get. Their shows are unbearably good. Hosted by Self with kick ass rhymes and all.
CDs have arrived!! Order Now! for $ 10 Plus 2 bucks shipping
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posted by:eMpyre X on 28 Mar 2004 23:19:56 EST
So the new galactic dust compilation "Untyin' Lost Souls" is complete.
The artwork is done and looks fresh as hell. We sent it out to get pressed and in a couple weeks
I should have copies for all the people on it as well as for sale to everyone else.
Also due out shortly is Suisse Modular's 5 song EP.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 21 Feb 2004 17:16:18 EST
Untyin Lost Souls is now mastered. That was done by
Mike E. Clark of Edge One Studios. He also
now runs B4 Records.
I am back from NYC, and Pittsburgh. The trip went reasonably well.
Got what I needed to accomplished and saw Atmosphere at the Irving in
Union Square. Also got to have dinner with Slug a.k.a. Sean Daley. I gave
him an advanced copy of the compilation. He was charged that he knew
and was friends with people on it.
Also gave advanced copies to Fat Beats Distribution in hopes
of having them distribute it.
Switch Stance is
playing the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor on March 4th with Edison Clio. Come on out it
will be an experience worth cataloging.
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posted by:eMpyre on 06 Feb 2004 11:35:04 EST
Untyin' Lost Souls: almost done. I need contact info from one group, the artwork and mastering are in progress.
In the following week I am embarking on a road trip to Brooklyn, NY. I am hoping to stop in Pittsburgh and or Phili on the way back to see the grand devious, resent and or ninetwelve.
While in NYC I should see Miles from Intricate Dialect and most importantly get together with the ladies from Suisse Modular to forward their upcomming release.
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| Death Star Approaching...Almost there... |
posted by:eMpyre X on 08 Jan 2004 13:17:24 EST
Well some people are wondering what's going on with the gdust
compilation: Untyin' Lost Souls.
We are in the final stages. I'm waiting for a few contracts to come in,
and possibly one or two more tracks. The line-up has grown a bit and the tracks
on the disc are excellent.
The line-up is: OneManArmy, Dubphonics, Heiruspecs, Switch Stance, Intricate Dialect,
S.U.N., Spitball, Sample The Martian, Deck, AprAxiA (feat. Ill Wizzard), Darkstarz,
JOB, and Mystery Ink
Possible last second adds are: Abstract Intellect, and possibly
Carnage from Rhymesayers... most definately a track from Ian (my contact at RSE).
In other important news: S.U.N. is scheduled to play three shows in India during the month of January.
Also in the works to come out at around the same time as Untyin Lost souls is: Suisse Modular's first EP.
After a string of weak demos I finally checked out some good ones.
Ninetwelve - some very well put together and true (as opposed to being pretentious) industrial.
I finally gave Resent a full listen with lyric sheet in hands... also VERY good.
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| So NEW wiket shit (fo' you) |
posted by:eMpyre on 12 Dec 2003 18:11:49 EST
If you recognize the play on the Esham classic in the title give yourself 5000 points.
You can redeem these points to build up your character and enhance attributes such
as ego, tricks, speed, rhyming, crossfading, beat matching, stage presence, name recognition or talent.
The Switch Stance show at the Blind Pig was beyond my expectations. DJ Alf1 executed his mind-altering circuit
bending with a wicked ass live drummer.
Two words - TOO good.
Majestic Legend and OneManArmy "practiced" on stage. They played off
each other with perfect timing like any well rehearsed veteran duo should.
Dante, Dirk, and Deck (Switch Stance) always perform
together on stage to have a blast. While performing they seem to act as if their minds are networked together and
the stage is a node made to involve and connect the audience to their reindeer games.
After weeks of hearing about it I finally got to see Deck do his "Hot For Teacher."
His hands moved so fast that Aliens from another galaxy are now coming to Ann Arbor because they
think we have created a new form of energy.
In addition to having an insane amount of fun watching the show I hung out with The Dubphonics, Self,
Jay Spliff, and Malcolm.
You too can have this much fun if you come out to Forans in Detroit on Woodward
and Congress December 26th. Its a time so good you'll forget time exists.
Word.
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posted by:eMpyre on 02 Dec 2003 Beer O'Clock EDT
Still going for adds on
Switch Stance, S.U.N., Lavel, Bedlam, Inkvine,
Harold Chrisman, and Spitball.
Thank you to those who are spinning
and listening to these artists.
DON'T MISS THIS SHOW!! Thursday Dec 11th at The Blind Pig in Ann Arbor:
Switch Stance!!
The NEW Galactic Dust Compilation - "Untyin Lost Souls" is still in the works for an early 2004 release.
Limited to 400 copies. So get one quick like. Pre-order even.
Winter is upon us again. Therefore in my spare time (what's that?) it is Gannon Season.
Or in other words I am trying to play any iteration of The Legend Of Zelda.
To quote the grand devious - "2004 is our year." It looks like Gdust will release the following EP's
2004 - the grand devious EP
2004 - Suisse Modular EP
2005 - Sample The Martian EP
You should check out the band Resent.
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| Hooked on Dubphonics worked for me... |
posted by:empyre on 08 Oct 2003 13:04:56 EDT
On Saturday October 11th there is a video shoot for the Dubphonics in downtown Detroit. Onemanarmy will be making an appearance as well as other upper echelon hip-hop artists. A donation covers your entrance and an open bar for the evening.
Atmosphere at St. Andrews on Saturday Nov. 1st.
Hieroglyphics at St. Andrews on Friday Oct. 17th
Aesop Rock at the Magic Stick on Tue Oct. 21st
Sole and Alias at The Blind Pig on Nov. 5th
I saw Nova at the 3rd Street (Wayne State) a few weeks ago and promised to write them a review which I haven't been able to get to. For the record - they rock and they rock well. I will get to it but until then check them badass mf'ers out.
Our next college mailing is going out to 300 stations!!
Artists/bands included are: Switch Stance, S.U.N., Lavel, Bedlam, Spitball from Columbus Inkvine, and Harold Chrisman.
The Alternative Hard Rock band Inkvine is making much noise in the Detroit area. They played to a crowd of over 500 in Toledo at Headliners and on Saturday had Kenny Olson, guitarist from Kid Rock/Twisted Brown Trucker, stop by to their practice giving them a major thumbs up.
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| Waterworld, Atmosphere, Untyin' Lost Souls |
posted by:eMpyre on 23 Sep 2003 9:34:58 EDT
Today the new Atmosphere CD 'Seven's Travels' should start hitting the shelves. Can't wait to check it out myself.
This weekend is Waterworld weekend in Ann Arbor organized by Subterraneous Records. This Thursday at Waterworld: Dubphonics and S.U.N. Friday at Waterworld: J.U.I.C.E. Bluepring/Illogic, and Binary Star, saturday is an MC battle with one thousand bucks for the prize.
Galactic Dust Records: Untyin' Lost Souls is coming together in healthy fashion. We've received tracks from: Switch Stance, Intricate Dialect, JOB, Heiruspecs, Dubphonics. Deck, Mystery Ink, S.U.N. and Spitball have tracks on the way. 4 out of the 5 Sample the Martian Tracks are mixed as well.
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posted by:eMpyre the Jedi Pimp on 16 Sep 2003 21:00:05 EDT
Click this link now. Don't pass go, don't get crabs
from that sleezy partner that you shouldn't be tooling
around with, but get yo two hundret dollas like the
pimp that you are AFTER you click that link.
The Scrapped
EP by the grand devious is available here.
Also check distortion.us
for the review.
Keep checking the Sample The
Martian page for new songs to download.
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| In Detroit - @ Foran's with the Dubphonics |
posted by:eMpyre on 06 Sep 2003 12:45:10 EDT
Last night I went to the ongoing "first Friday of the month" at
Forans in Detroit. It's underground hip-hop at its greatest. Ab-Nrml opened up with a nice crowd
involving set. Dubphonics rocked the mic with obvious experience, finesse and skill. Their conscious
but fun style rhymes are bad as hell. Subverse is one of the MC's from Dubphonics - he won the
MC battle I spoke of last post. You should note the name Dubphonics because you will hear it again,
and again, and again. Also very noteable Dante
from Switch Stance got
on the mic and busted shit up during their set for a solid hype minute.
I chatted quickly with Corleone from Running Man Records and the
Lawless Element Crew and I got their newest single, "Mic Check". They are playing
at St. Andrews Hall on Sept 11th for Cause and Effect, a charity show with One Man Army,
Abstract Intellekt and many others plus MC battles.
All proceeds go to Children's Hospital Of Michigan.
After the show I met Mystery Ink who was bustin freestyles with Dante outside. It was dope.
It looks like he's got some tracks that may work for Untyin Lost Souls/Dope Cuts For Humanity.
Dante mentioned that Deck, Switch Stance's DJ might also be interested in getting me a track.
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| Forans, Waterworld Weekend |
posted by:eMpyre <----e-mail us on 31 Aug 2003 13:56:34 EDT
Thursday I went to the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor to meet some people at the Subteraneous MC battle.
300 dollar prize - pretty significant. I met up and talked with some people.
I chated a bit with DJ Virus, Nick from Sub, and Lo too.
Friday I went to Foran's in Detroit and met with Bill from the Dubphonics
and got their songs for the new g-dust comp which now has a new title and stuff.
I'll reveal all that later. Also chatted with Dante from Switch Stance. I did get
a little more fucked up than I wanted to...but at least it was fun. I had a fun quest
for a rolling paper even if it wasn't for me. I'm sure I talked some
non-sense - so if I need forgiveness - be generous.
Alf1 did a set of some experimental stuff with some circuit bending which was off the hook.
The first and last Friday of the month Foran's is the place to be. Thank St33lo for
putting that together.
Coming up soon is Waterworld Weekend in Ann Arbor coming
from Subterraneous Records.
If you are into underground hip-hop you don't want to miss it. check it out, be there.
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posted by:eMpyre on 10 Aug 2003 16:16:16 EDT
Galactic Dust is finally releasing another CD.
Its going to be a double EP with Sample The Martian on the first 5
tracks and alternative conscious emotional or experimental hip-hop tracks focusing
mostly on Detroit artists. Potential guests are: Switch Stance, Sun, Alf1, Spitball,
St33lo, Hi8tus, Intricate Dialect, Heiruspecs, Apsci, Neighborhood Funk Posse, and Nick
Speed. Look for the disc in October for between 5-8 bucks.
Go here www.deviousstudios.com
and poke around. Its bigtime worth it and its the first glimpse
of the upcoming Grand Devious EP. That's the grand devious without capital letters. Its mega cool. Trent Reznor is
officially jealous.
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| Suisse's and Devious action with Obie Trice |
posted by:e Mr. X (click to e-mail) on 19 Jul 2003 19:37:00 EDT
(Yawn) Its been a while. Sorry people. Either I have nothing to write or its a flood.
Also Note that I update the Sample The Martian site with different material. Click that link up there.
It looks possible that Galactic Dust may work with Suisse Modular to release an EP...but nothing signed in stone yet. the grand devious is moving forward with his EP as well.
We are getting ready to do a strong college radio campaign to 300 stations nationwide as well at a rock bottom price for those interested.
I also got to work at the Obie Trice video shoot for a dozen in a half hours at Detroit's Bleu.
I got to see Eminem dance funny in his trailer with a wig and mustache and then shoot a wild scene
which I can't disclose. I met a LOT of cool ass people there including Nation, Azz Iz, Kean, Anastasia,
Thomas, Derek, and Leilei....and I KNOW I'm missing a ton of others.
It also looks like the G-dust website might get re-designed by the grand devious as well.
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| Beck, Paradime, Movement and Ztuff |
posted by:empyre (click to e-mail) on 12 Jun 2003 0:15:33 EDT
At the Beck show I sold a bunch of Share Warez CD's in the parking lot. Thank you to all that supported
The Paradime show at the Blind Pig was off the hook. I got to see Abstract Intellect, Switch Stance,
and King Gordy open up. AI and Switch Stance both impressed me quite a bit.
I went to Movement mostly on Sunday with all area access thanks to
Meghan and Stewart. Thank you for the wonderful day. I met and greeted with quite a few people and
Evgeny of Urban ArtFX passed out quite a few Sample The Martian flyers while using them to get some phone numbers.
The Matrix Reloaded hits IMAX on June 20th while the Hulk hits theaters. The Animatrix DVD set, the new Metallica, and the new Radiohead are also in stores...all very good.
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posted by:eMpyre click to e-mail on 19 May 2003 03:27 EDT
This weekend was wild. On my way down to Cleveland I ended up
hanging out during an interview for Eminem's upcoming E! True Hollywood
Story documentary. The producer was really cool and easy to talk to...and I got
food and Mountain Dew.
After hitting up some indie record stores we made our way to the Sympossium in
Cleveland to see Silent Record's new star act: Spitball. They were the final
act before Blueprint and Illogic and of course they represented Silent Records in
the fullest, grandest possible way.
At the late show on thursday I saw the Matrix sequel and of course it rocked. I was
irritated because while in line some kid walks out of a previous showing and says
"Morpheus dies!"
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| Trouble' N Bass, Geek Shit and Zioptis |
posted by:eMpyre click to e-mail on 23 Apr 2003 3:14:15927
Also look for
Trouble n'
Bass
, an underground mag at the
DEMF
, featuring an
interview with
Paradime
done by eMpyre.
Don't forget about Free Comic Day, on May 3rd, the Saturday after X-men 2 comes out.
Check your local comic book store for all the details....and if that isn't enough sci-fi
geek shit... The Matrix sequel and the Hulk hit theaters later in May. The new Transformers
DVD Box Set: Season 2 part 2 is now available in stores and the
Novi Comicon happens May 16th, 17th and 18th.
Allegedley
Ra-Chan, the artist responsible
for some of the Sample The Martian illustrations will have a booth there.
If you have not done so already - try "Dial A Trip" a.k.a.
Zioptis at (313) 274-1111. Regular
toll charges apply but the service is free.
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posted by:eMpyre on 20 Apr 2003 17:14:34 EDT
We went to Chicago last week to check out Atmosphere with Contriband,
Heiruspecs, Dillenger 4, Dibbs and Atmosphere. It was awesome. Dillenger 4 got heckled
a lot but I think its about time the underground community married genres like hip-hop and
true punk (not the pop junk on the radio). Heiruspecs backed Atmosphere for an impressive
display of music and flowin. I almost fell out of my shoes when the bass line and melody
kicked in for Modern Man's Hustle. At the very end there was a massive freestyle
with Eyedea, Slug, Felix, and Muad’Dib.
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| reviews posted by distortion!! |
posted by:Nightly Nuke on 31 Mar 2003 23:10:50 EST
Read the new review by Distortion written by Zak Metz. This was a very cool experience both for the label and myself personally. The link to the site is: here
Zak covers Sample The Martian, Share Warez, Galactic Dust the label plus some of what makes eMpyre tick.
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posted by:bingo sherlock on 29 Mar 2003 16:15:50 EST
this is a test of the emergency broadcast system. this is only a test. if you can read this, the site is fully operational. happy birthday, galactic dust (3/27).
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posted by:eMpyre (click to e-mail) on 20 Mar 2003 13:10:07 EST
We received a few demos over the last week. They will get reviewed. Also looks like we will be doing some more college radio promotion.
We are getting ready to ship our first slew of flyers, t-shirts, and cd's to our street team.
If you want to join our street team please e-mail us with info about what type of shows you go to, how many independent record stores you can hit up and what 7 of your favorite bands are.
If you know of any comic book, anime style illustrators send them our way as well.
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| Demos and college radio promotion |
posted by:Sick eMpyre on 06 Mar 2003 3:03:76 EST
We have been contacted by a new wave of artists including
The Rain, and received demos from Adrenokrome, Eschellon among some others.
Our plan of late is to help release and promote some EPs with bonus tracks from
other similar bands. Or forte is college radio promotion but we have other tools
in our belt like internet promotion, press, and we have lots of advice in other
arenas like putting on shows and releasing CD's.
Keep those demos comin in.
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posted by:eMpyre on 25 Feb 2003 12:57:57 EST
This post was delayed...sorry. So our trip to Cleveland went well..we met a couple really cool crews: Darkstarz a wild hip-hop act with large sci-fi undertones at times similar to Sample the Martian but easily different enough to have their own thing. I'm looking forward to hearing their EP. Also Scum Fuckers, a graffiti crew, who have a kick ass thing together. I got to check out some of their stuff and it was wild and styled like it should be.
I've also been getting some cool demo's again.
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| 27 Trips to Space and Back |
posted by:eMpyre on 01 Feb 2003 9:40:27 EST
This morning I am struck with sadness from another Space Shuttle tradgedy.
It strikes me hard whenever a scientist is lost to space exploration. One of the darkest
afternoons of my life was learning of and watching the Challenger explode over and
over on tv. To say the least, the Columbia tragedy is mysterious and numbing.
I would like to send my condolences to all
involved and congratulate the brave who have given their lives to the discoveries of
science. The names Galactic Dust and Sample The Martian
came from my love for the mysteries of our universe and the excitement that comes
from speculating about what is out there. I hope that we as human
beings will continue to explore space despite today's loss.
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| Street Team, Anime, and Cleveland |
posted by:Mr. Charles on 31 Jan 2003 9:45:16 EST
Want to make a large annoncement that we are trying to recruit street team members in Detroit, accross the globe, and throughout the universe. If you are interested in helping for the good of the cause and to get some free merchandise - drop us a line.
If you know anyone who can draw anime and or comic book styles who has time to work and earn some cash please send them our way.
This weekend we are off to Cleveland to check out some shows and to
network. Anyone into underground hip-hop should check out the wax museum Friday the 31st for an instore with one of the members from Wu-Tang Clan. Sorry for the short notice.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 16 Jan 2003 0:50:04 EST
Finally Galactic Dust is starting to grow up. This year has big plans. We are starting to do serious collge promotion for SUN, Lavel, and possibly Hush and once we get things rolling we will be ready to promote your albums too...if you are interested please let
us know.
We also plan to release a few discs this year that will receive at least double if not triple the promotion of Share Warez...which was promoted very well for a first disc. Possible releases include: Suisse Modular, Sample the Martian, the grand devious, and Lo-Fi Honey.
Finally Share Warez will be distributed in the midwest region through
Long Range Distribution and online through CD baby.
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| Paris Of The West and beams of SUN |
posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 27 Dec 2002 313:274:1111
Mark Porter - not to be confused with Marc of Aster Street Studios
or Marc Kempf - informed me of a show at Saint Andrews Hall on Saturday Dec. 28th. Paris
Of The West [formerly (pôn)] will be playing with Mind Candy and 96 West. Please go. All of you. I mean it.
They are working on a new EP of
material that Mark said will not be released until its all awesome.
Ypsilanti's finest, SUN, has a new disc "The Art Of SUN." It is now
available from Silent Records at
www.the-s.com. Please buy it. Now. Really...and
it is this juncture that you can think Marc Kempf again.
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| Suisse Modular & Applied Science |
posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 12 Dec 2002 27:27:27 PST
Suisse Modular now has some new recordings of on mp3.com.
Available is "Still Breathing" which has been retooled to include a new
bassline. Their new song "Before Night" is also available.
Click this link to hear their new tracks.
We also received a spectacular demo from "Applied Science" it sounds
like a modern Portishead mixed with some experimental electronic and
Bjork.
If you haven't done so already please check out the new
Sample The Martian site at:
www.galacticdust.com/martian.
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| Ouch! - Sun of a Paradime |
posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 03 Dec 2002 9:48:08 EST
Shows and more shows. Went to see the Abolitionists, Whodawhat,
Sun and Paradime and while hangin with Marc Kempf at his merch table a fight broke
out and me being in the wrong place at the wrong time got cornered into a wall and
my hand got a chunk ripped out by the Nirvana picture frame at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor.
The show was good. In Detroit this weekend Trans Siberian Orchestra who now has Alex
Skolnick on guitar put on a fantastic and inspiring show. Also in Detroit this weekend
was Virgil Donati with Planet X who rocked the house with a "musical out of body
experience" according to E.B.
Galactic Dust is temporarily shifting its efforts towards college
radio promotion in order to help some bands get the publicity they
deserve and hopefully gear us up to land national distribution when we
release more material. It is possible that Share Warez 2 is in
the works with what appears to be a powerful line-up.
We're talking hydrogen fusion baby!
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| Slug, Atmosphere, Rhymesayers and a Blind Pig |
posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 14 Nov 2002 22:55:20 EST
Another show another update. I went to see Atmosphere, an underground hip-hop group at the Blind Pig on Tuesday with Marc Kempf. I ended up running into a handful of people and I talked with Slug - the main MC from Atmosphere for a short while. I ended up giving him a Sample The Martian disc which he said he enjoyed the name of. I also talked with one of the dudes from Opus and briefly said hey to Mr. Dibbs while Marc said his goodbye to Dibbs. All it all it was fun as hell, entertaining, and inspiring.
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| Transformer's Armada Theme mp3 |
posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 06 Nov 2002 0:05:21 EST
Hey - I've noticed in the past few weeks that I get a LOT of hits for people wanting to start record labels, how to get funding, and all as well as where to find the Transformers Armada Theme on mp3...
so if you have questions regarding starting up a record label - feel free to e-mail me at
empyre@galacticdust.com and here's the link to the TransformersArmada Theme MP3 See how easy that was? No one even asked...
eMpyre
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posted by:eMpyre on 31 Oct 2002 10:00:26 EST
Well this is some pretty grim news. Jam Master Jay was shot dead today. I'm very moved by this. Run DMC was one of my favorite groups as a pre-teen and they continue to influence me musically almost 20 years later. I thank Kelly for getting me tickets to see Kid Rock at Pine Knob because Run DMC opened up for him and after almost 2 decades of liking them I finally got to see them live. I am very glad to have seen them before this tragedy.
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posted by:eMpyre on 15 Oct 2002 13:31:37 EDT
Somehow things are lulling even though we are busy at work getting Share Warez promoted. Maybe because we are so focused on one thing - other things aren't lining up. Creature Beach is relocated to
their new house and things appear to be falling into place for them.
They won a cash prize for a battle of the bands in Mt. Clemens and
are getting ready to record their first full length LP.
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posted by:327 on 17 Sep 2002 9:41:16 EDT
Interesting enough someone named "Archangel" seemed to
have hacked our news page and made her/his own post. I find it amusing and kind of
appropriate at the same time. Anyhow - we have recently achieved online distribution
through CDbaby.com for Share Warez and we are continuing to network bands together.
Also it appears to be offical that (pôn) has changed their name to
Paris Of The West.
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posted by:ÄrChªñgéL on 10 Sep 2002 13:50:11 EDT
For a limited time only Galactic Dust will be accepting donations
in 50 dollar increments. We know you want to continue to
support underground music and non-malicious hackers. ~ÄrChªñgéL
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posted by:Drip the A.I. on 05 Sep 2002 1:59:12 EDT
Record labels are like trees. Galactic Dust is a small sapling of maybe a foot or two in height. Silent Records of Detroit is a small tree of 10-15 maybe even 20 feet tall. Marc Kempf as stated below runs this label among MANY other things. He graciously took a few hours to talk to me, answer some questions and we even discussed collaborating on some radio promotion. He also gave me the most priceless feedback I've yet received on Sample The Martian. If you are into real straight up Hip-Hop - contact him - or contact me to contact him. His webpage is linked in the last news byte.
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| Depths of your emotions... |
posted by:327 on 02 Sep 2002 14:46:44 EDT
'sup again. Went to the Tool concert with Special K - could probably devote a webpage to that all by itself. If I ever joined a cult - it would be a Tool cult. I am also going to hang out with Marc Kempf from
Silent Records, a label from Detroit based in Ferndale. Hopefully
he can help me put together a band for Sample the Martian. He is an extremely cool guy who works with artists such as Paradyme, Uncle Ill, S.U.N. and The Artful Dodgers. They also do Midwest distribution for
Hip-Hop, stickers and promotion. I taped and watched Transformers
Armada from Cartoon Network - it was sweet - check it out.
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| Like its goin' out of style |
posted by:Jedi Pimp on 28 Aug 2002 9:47:28 EDT
In case you haven't noticed - we updated our home page.
Thank you Mr. Devious.
The Grand Devious
has a new song at his mp3.com site linked here in blue.
Also Sample the Martian
has two new songs at mp3.com as well - Two Clicks, and Spare me Some Change.
I checked out a band called "Three Times Life"
at the Token in Westland, MI and enjoyed their show quite a bit. It was a heavy
metal type band with a phenominal bass player. Also we
are constantly updating our bands links. If you are a band - let us
check out your stuff - and add your link. If you are a listener, please pay
these bands some respect and check them out. I received a really good
demo from One Man Mafia
recently and I really liked what he was doing with it. Its a unique
take on instrumental Hip Hop - the genre that is currently my favorite.
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posted by:eMpyre on 18 Aug 2002 01:23:45 Jedi
So--
Sample The Martian
finished their 10 song
demo this week. E-mail for a free copy. I also hung out with
Marc from Aster Street Studio's in Allen Park on Sat. I ended up
with the Imfamous Jim Carr at a Sonic Youth concert...and we are
sending out Share Warez discs to get distribution this week.
I spoke with Jess from
L.O.I. this week about networking
and songwriting. I have to say I'm always pleased with
Jess's hard work and enthusiasm.
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| White Stripes and Cornelius |
posted by:Mr. Ramirex on 13 Aug 2002 9:38:49 EDT
Whatayaknow - I saw another Detroit band this week - the White Stripes. It was awesome. For a two piece they rocked the city to its roots. I also caught Cornelius at St. Andrews which was quite an audio visual experience. It seems that we are finding more bands that vibe with our ideals and vision of sound. Hopefully another collaborative disc is in the works as a result. The new Sample The Martian songs are starting to shape up nicely. If only they had a scratchmaster and a drummer. I updated the bands links - check it out. I'm ready to get some suggestions as to other bands to check out. Keep those Demo's coming.
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posted by:e Capital on 03 Aug 2002 12:30:13 EDT
So what's up - another update? I saw Creature Beach and Neighborhood Funk Posse last night in the D. It was fun - got a little too wasted myself - but it was awesome. NFP is energetic and fun - their drummer is fun to party with. Creature Beach is nothing shy of awesome and I recommend you get to see them before they're big. I've been getting some decent demo's lately - Lofi Honey, Serra, Ceoxime and we are growing into the record label that we have envisioned for 3 years collectively and myself for 8 or 9 years.
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posted by:eMpyre on 29 Jul 2002 11:15:11 EDT
'sup y'all. This weekend I saw Detroit's Howling Diablos for the first time. It was a great show put on by a great band. For those of you that don't know - they have worked with Kid Rock in the past and probably again in the future. They blend rock, blues, and funk better than anyone else around. I also went to Botcon in Fort Wayne Indiana. It was decent but it could have been better. I could dis it in many ways but I believe in it too much to do that.
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| Whole Lotta Update About Nothing... |
posted by:eMpyre on 19 Jul 2002 1:32:26 EDT
To start I received one of the coolest demos in my history of getting
Demos for Galactic Dust Records today from 3 Ant Riot - a band
in London that I can only compare to as their own version of Mr. Bungle
with female vocals and all sorts of cool changes - then I went to my
dayjob - after work I got a call that the webpage was down (sorry - it's fixed now)
while on my way to the DJ Shadow at St. Andrews Hall in Detroit. The
show was second to none. It was awesome from opening act Mr. Lif up though the
last ringing note of Mr. Joshua Davis. So after the show I run into Cadence
from The Abolitionists Project (a hip-hop group from Ann Arbor) I'm
talking to him and realize I'm in line to meet and greet Mr. Shadow.
So I dig into my pocket and remove this table topper thing I grabbed off the door
on the way in and had it signed (am I rambling in my excitement?) I also
asked him some techinical questions. He gave me ample responses and
was the most cool f'in celebrity musician I've ever met next to Mike D and
Money Mark of course. Furthermore it seemed he was more interested in talking
about his technical wizardry
with me than getting picked up by the girls from the coolest record store in Roseville. I also
handed him a copy of Share Warez - for what it's worth. Thank you Mr. Shadow.
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| Independent Record Label? |
posted by:pee why are eeeh on 09 Jul 2002 13:20:15 EDT
Well it seems that we have managed to stay alive from concept to completion for over 3 years now. I have realized we can be indecisive on our plans but with our limited funds we are trying to make constant improvements to our ideologies and still keep artists best interests in mind. As I read through the past updates I realized some incongruencies and would like to apologize. We are tossing up many ideas and I may just have some sort of respond by e-mail - "what do you think" type of thing.
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| Infamous Mr. Carr and Boo |
posted by:e capital M on 07 Jul 2002 0:04:20 EDT
Still workin - Friday I visited the infamous Jim Carr and listened to much cool
stuff - including some dance hall and some cool world music fusion.
I then met with Serra - a Detroit band and basically got drunk while we burned
Matt's childhood tree house. The buzz about the upcomming DJ Shadow
show is growing. Also Special K managed to get us tickets to see Tool - 6th row no less - in Cincinatti.
This is to my pleasure after missing the September 11th show at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids.
It is rumored that my arch nemesis, Mr. Devious, may be confronting me for the first time at this show. This will be the issue you don't want to miss.
Will it be my certain doom!?! Tune in next time.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 23 Jun 2002 16:52:33 EDT
Empyre is back in good health. Thank you for the kind e-mails and support during my absence. We are working on a promotion campaign
for Share Warez and a few Detroit area bands due to kick on in Sept.
We are also looking for distribution for Share Warez and doing other
homework as well. We updated the webpage a bit and will do more a little at a time.
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posted by:Boo on 12 Jun 2002 7:43:15 EDT
Sorry gang but our CEO eMpyre has been hospitalized and released this week. After a serious bout with Asthma he is taking a few days off to rest.
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 30 May 2002 9:42:33 EDT
We are hard back at work at the secret Gdust space station. We
have promotion in the works for our first release Share Warez
to take full steam in August-September. We are also starting
work on our second and third discs. So if you have Demo's
or know people farming them out - send them in. As per forum
entry we will be making some major updates to the webpage within
the next few weeks. We have learned a lot putting together the Share
Warez compilation and will be using our wisdom to do some
restructuring to optimize your work and creativity and our dollars.
For the time being we are also partnering with some studio's instead
of building one in order to put more capital into the label itself.
Now that I'm out of breath - I'm sure you're sick of reading.
While galactic dust cools and nurtures the universe to create new solar systems and biosphere's - we are nurturing creativity and music.
and biospheres - we are creating a
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posted by:eMpyre ramireX on 28 May 2002 2:03:31 EDT
If you have spotted a flyer, an add, or received a complimentary Share Warez disc - its because we want you to know that we are looking for Detroit area bands within 200 miles or so of city limits. We are looking to work with all types of music from hip-hop to electronic, to alternative, funk, blues, or whatever you do. Our main focus is on creativity and a style you can't find on the average radio station.
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posted by:Mr. ramireX on 20 May 1977 3:27 EDT
So...the CD release party went reasonably well.
We still have T-shirts for 10 bucks and CD's for 5 bucks.
We will also be doing college radio promotion in a few more weeks.
In the meantime we took about a two week vacation to gather our heads and our funding and
to see Spider-man and AOTC. O.k. so eMpyre bought a few nice comic books and a 12-back
MOC Stormtrooper too.
In the works are two more comps in the next 8 months - if you are interested please
get a hold of us.
We want one of the comps to be Detroit area artists and the other to be a more focused CD
with a theme to be determined by the talent that we make contact with.
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posted by:Mr. ramireX on 08 Mar 2002 4:20 CST
The lineup is set for the release party. E.M.S. a DJ from Detroit will open and close the show. (pôn) will play at 10:15 and L.O.I. at 11:30. The CDs are getting pressed and T-shirts are being screened as you read this. Doors Open at 9:00PM on March 30th at The Heidelburg on 215 N. Main St. in Ann Arbor Michigan.
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posted by:Mr. ramireX on 29 Feb 2002 03:11:00 CST
Most of the medium craters are smoothed out. If any of the
Share Warez peoples want to be listed under bands please
let me know via E-mail.
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| Share Warez Prototype done |
posted by:Mr. ramireX on 21 Feb 2002 19:72:30 CST
We have finished the Share Warez prototype cd and it will go to
print in the next 10 days. Between bands, reviews, and friends
we have 22 discs in circulation and are going to have
another 10-20 in circulation within the next two weeks. Im pleased
with the response and cant wait to do radio promotion. Thanks
to all involved.
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| Galactic dust new site operational |
posted by:The Jedi Pimp on 04 Feb 2002 00:00:00 CST
The new Galacticdust.com site is operational - however myself and mr.
devious need to work out a few craters.
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