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By Jeff from Hyperbubble, on October 9th, 2011
Disco Alliance
While we all-American kids were getting our electronic Eurosleaze filtered through Blondie, Donna Summer and Meco, disco citizens in the Soviet Union were blasting off to their own version of instrumental space disco in the form of ZODIAC.
ZODIAC’s head musical cosmonaut, Jānis Lūsēns hooked up fellow spaceheads at the Latvian [Read it all...]
By Jeff from Hyperbubble, on August 21st, 2011
Just ask Ian Faith. Playing in front of large stone formations provides that extra nudge of cosmic vibration that sends a performance well over the top. Backpackers from around the world gather to witness this ultimate fusion of mystical, musical, and electrical power. Are the musicians actually drawing musical inspiration from the rocks? Or does [Read it all...]
By Jeff from Hyperbubble, on July 24th, 2011
Ever wonder what it’s like to actually live inside a Nagel painting? Well, wonder no more, just take a trip to Planet Lime. Planet Lime, where the bar is always stocked with delicious cocktails that not only don’t slow you down, but actually turn you into [Read it all...]
By Paul Vaughn, on February 3rd, 2010 POLYSICS (with Hyperbubble) at the White Rabbit – Friday February 5th. Doors open at 7:00.
The White Rabbit is the place to be Friday night for an incredible sonic art event. San Antonio’s power synthpop duo Hyperbubble will be on tap with the release of their new CD Candy Apple daydreams. They will be [Read it all...]
By Mission Control, on December 18th, 2009 When we saw on SF Signal that they were asking for your favorite SF/Fantasy book covers we knew we had to chime in with our picks. But then we realized that some of our favorite SF/F artists also did album covers and we realized we had to go there too. Today we present our picks [Read it all...]
By Paul Vaughn, on August 14th, 2009 Japanese culture and media have been very influential to mainstream American media in varied ways, some as obvious as Godzilla, others as subtle as an American remake of a Japanese horror flick. If you are a fan of Japanese culture, movies, anime or manga, SAN JAPAN is the place for you this weekend.
San Japan [Read it all...]
By Paul Vaughn, on July 21st, 2009 Judas Priest – British Steel
Dust off your leathers and your spikes because perennial San Antonio favorite JUDAS PRIEST is rolling into town this weekend. This is not just your average heavy metal show, Saturday’s performance marks the 30th anniversary of Priest’s sixth album, the chart-topping British Steel. To celebrate, the band will be [Read it all...]
By Paul Vaughn, on July 15th, 2009 The original "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" movie poster
The Overtime Theater has a new musical coming up and you could be a part of it! THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN’T DIE is a new original horror/comedy/musical (and we need more of those) adapted from the ‘classic’ 1962 film of the same title. You may [Read it all...]
By Paul Vaughn, on July 13th, 2009 I was happy to see that San Antonio synth pop combo HYPERBUBBLE not only has a new record, but they are mixing their bubblegum with Star Trek. Better Set Your Phaser to Stun is a 5-song maxisingle on the Glasgow, Scotland based Bubblegum Records label. [Read it all...]
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JOHN PICACIO is a World Fantasy Award-winning and Hugo
Award-nominated illustrator of science fiction, fantasy, and horror literature.
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SANFORD ALLEN is a musician and author with more than
two dozen horror and dark fantasy stories published.
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PAUL VAUGHN is a graphic artist,
web designer, writer, consultant and all around techno-geek.
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SCOTT A. CUPP is a writer whose work has been nominated for the World Fantasy Award.
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