Get ready for some new stuff coming soon .. Heavier than Evier Before! Here's Down doing "Lifer" live from the High Voltage Festival in London only days ago... F#$! is my boy Phillip H. in fine form..Lets get to The Lair and start making a record!

Sorry to have to bow out this year being that Freshface will be flying higher than any Flutag at The SoCal Suds ..but next year..oh boooooy next year..Interested Pilots send application along with bikini photo,

Check out the article in the L.A. Times about our boys Kid Infinty's show at the smell this week. I knew i shoulda rolled with Strut.. Anyway..Kid Infinity never disappoints live. So be sure to check em out next timer they play.

The Smell is not the most technologically sophisticated room. A shotgun-style space downtown with concrete floors and graffitied brick walls, it's best known for its influence on the L.A. punk rock scene -- not for premiering a technology that could transform the concert experience as we know it. There's little in the way of lighting, nary a video monitor and no pyrotechnic gear. Just a stage and a decent sound system, which is usually all a band needs. But on Saturday night at the low-budget all-ages mecca, the future of the light show revealed itself in the form of a live performance with interactive 3-D visuals by a two-piece band called Kid Infinity. It was an unlikely scene, to be sure, given that Michael Jackson's 50-date "This Is It" series of concerts in London was supposed to be the launching point of the proprietary technology. Instead, a dance-heavy electro/hip-hop/rock duo debuted the eye-popping light show to a crowd of a few hundred.

Made by penguins...Kinda.