Jones’ The Giant Who Ate Himself in turn shows us who he is: a master of his craft

Scavengers was recorded at the Tonmeisterei Oldenburg and is released via  WOOAAARGH

” which trade the bedroom vibes of the band’s earlier work for widescreen pop bliss

My creative world thrives when I am able to glance inside someone else’s brain and lock into a rhythm with them

palpable but painfully out of reach

PUNK THE CAPITAL - Building a Sound Movement DVD Funk Jones’ The Giant Who AteA film by Paul Bishow, Sam Lavine, James June SchneiderPunk the Capital: Building a Sound Movement explores the birth of punk rock in Washington DC (1976 1983). When punk rock emerged against all odds in the Nations Capital, it was a mighty convergence of powerful music, deep friendships, and clear minds. It was in fact an unlikely place but the perfect time. Situating this punk subculture within the larger narratives of rock n roll, this documentary