Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: June 29, 2018
Tags:
90s indie,
90s music,
alice,
birthday boy,
brandon adamson,
captain crook records,
cassettes,
indie music,
lo-fi,
lofi,
lofi music,
melrose place,
one day at a time,
phoenix,
phoenix arizona,
recordings,
retro,
tape labels,
wkrp in cincinnatiSince today is my birthday, you can take this opportunity to purchase a limited edition cassette of a crappy lo-fi EP I released in 1996, (which has been re-released by a label in Eugene, Oregon without my knowledge or permission.) I guess I’ve finally reached the age as an artist where young people take up […]
Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: May 31, 2018
Tags:
brandon adamson,
chapbook,
chapbooks,
nostalgia,
phoenix,
phoenix airport,
phoenix arizona,
poems,
poetry book,
sky harbor airport,
skytrain,
skytrain to nowhereAvailable in Paperback here and eBook (pdf) here Skytrain to Nowhere is an imagination driven and esoteric volume of free-form poetry. The book documents the author’s experiences, thoughts and observations while riding the skytrain at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport over the period of several weeks. Since the skytrain is only designed to transport travelers […]
Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: September 20, 2016
Tags:
70s,
80s,
aesthetics,
AltLeft,
AltRight,
bill and ted's excellent adventure,
dead malls,
metro center mall,
metrocenter,
mid century modern,
millennial woes,
modernism,
paradise valley mall,
phoenix,
phoenix arizona,
richard spencerPeople often take it for granted that no one in cities like Phoenix could feel any connection to the local buildings because many of them are so recently constructed and thought to be from times when buildings had little to no spiritual or architectural significance other than for utilitarian commercial use or cookie cutter, tract […]