Project Jenny Project Jan
Project Jenny Project Jan
Jump Up, Jump Up and Get Down
Never underestimate the power of a really cool superhero landing. Especially if your other superpower is the ability to jump really high.
Project Jenny Project Jan
Chain of Fools
Didn't master Jeremy's "pulling the chains" dance move on your first pass through the 90s? Don't worry: the 90s are back (just ask The Teenagers)
Project Jenny Project Jan
Brooklyn Airlift
Sadly, few lofts in Brooklyn are still spacious or daring enough to host the type of wild aerial rock shows that once happened at the now defunct House of Yes.
Project Jenny Project Jan
The Next Best Thing
What to call yourself is an important consideration for any artist. Just ask William "Axl" Rose, Jr., James "Iggy Pop" Österberg, or Chaim "Gene Simmons" Witz.
Project Jenny Project Jan
Gin 'n' Juice Blossoms
It may be nails on the chalkboard to Jeremy and Sammy, but entrepreneurial hip hoppers like Snoop Dogg see gold in the hills of the gigantic country music market. Let's just hope Snoop draws the line at the Gin Blossoms.
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Hype Mechanics
With the internet tossing hot bands to the junk heap at lightning speed, will today's scrappy rock startups ever get a chance to mature into the hotel-trashing, groupie-juggling, megalomaniacal rock stars of yesteryear? Sammy and Jeremy seem doubtful.
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Finders Keepers
If you toss negatives of your girl into a dumpster in Brooklyn, don't be surprised if they land in the hands of an artist (and end up in a Michael Cera movie).
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I Lost My Heart
The first song Jeremy ever wrote was a little bit country, a little bit lysergic acid diethylamide.
Project Jenny Project Jan
Dirty Hippies
Not all jam bands should be damned to music hell. The hippie jam band of Jeremy's youth has spawned such great bands as Pela, Rocketship Park and Project Jenny Project Jan.
Project Jenny Project Jan
We Want Our Nickel Back
Jeremy is annoyed by the way record labels throw big bucks at people with no talent. Uncensored Interview agrees: for some bands, throwing nickels would be way more appropriate.
