Shattered Shards (Matthew Caron and Rebecca Gaffney) performed live visuals at La Sala on March 17th 2012 for a show organized by Avant Ghetto NYC, featuring Wretched Worst, Form A Log, Opponents and High School Confidential (Mr. Matthews of Telecult Powers).
video of Opponents by (((unartig)))
video of Form A Log by mathgrind
Spring 2012 Lookbook Teaser Video for Mishka mishkanyc.com
Directed, shot and edited by Matthew Caron with photographer Tara Chacón
Produced by Michael Cohn gangsterrave.com
Featuring:
Children of the Night | cotnmusic.com
Venus X | twitter.com/venusxgg
Left Leberra & Areb Crew | leftleberra.bandcamp.com
Lakutis | twitter.com/lakutis
Das Racist | dasracist.net
Perrion | perryeats.tumblr.com
Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire & Peel Off Crew | twitter.com/exqomaniarules
Danny Brown | twitter.com/xdannyxbrownx
Gita | twitter.com/gitaspeaxdaily
DJ Shiftee | djshiftee.com
Party Supplies | xpartysuppliesx.com
Action Bronson | actionbronson.com
Music
“Kids From Queens” by Children of the Night
“Bear Tricks (feat. Goldie Glo)” by Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire
I contributed some evil visual projections to A$AP Rocky’s “Wassup” video by Andy Capper, Jacob Burghart and A$AP Rocky himself.
Harlem rap sensation A.$.A.P Rocky just teamed up with global media sensation VICE after a chance meeting with Global Editor Andy Capper at the Vice office in Brooklyn. Rocky pitched a vision of a video to Andy which took elements from his five favorite movies, namely Scarface, Belly, Enter The Dragon, The Warriors and, of course, Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory.
Viva A.$.A.P! Viva Vice! Vive La Revolution! – VICE
I created visuals for the studio at East Village Radio, a live internet radio station located on First Avenue and First Street in New York City. These visuals run on a loop all day and night, can be seen from the street and appear in virtually every photo and video that gets taken in the studio.
Bosco Delrey “Baby’s Got A Blue Flame”
2012 Mad Decent
Directed and Edited by Matthew Caron
Analog Video FX by Reid Bingham
Camera by Matthew Caron, Reid Bingham, Chris Person, Bunny Leopard and Rosegirl Champ
Shot on location at Secret Project Robot Art Experiment, Brooklyn NY
Baby’s Got A Blue Flame premiered on January 11, 2012 on SPIN
Baby’s Got A Blue Flame was featured on Stereogum
Baby’s Got A Blue Flame on the Mad Decent Blog
You can also watch it on YouTube if you’re into that.
“Autre Ne Veut came to 350 Broadway and threw down a seriously awesome performance. His intense, harried style of R’n’B was perfect for the intimate setting of the store, an effect which was enhanced by the candlelit ambiance of it all. He played songs old and new, including some that haven’t even been released yet.” – Whole Milk
Read more about Autre Ne Veut at the Mishka Bloglin
I performed live visuals in collaboration with Eric Drasin on December 16th, 2011 at the Brooklyn Night Bazaar, presented by Brooklyn Vegan. Our pal Zephyr Prusinski operated the camera while Eric and I jammed on visuals. Later, I combined a recording of our output along with audio from the soundboard to create this instant music video of Big Troubles performing “Make It Work”.
Read about the Brooklyn Night Bazaar and see some pictures of our visuals at Brooklyn Vegan
I performed live visuals in collaboration with Eric Drasin on December 16th, 2011 at the Brooklyn Night Bazaar, presented by Brooklyn Vegan. Our pal Zephyr Prusinski operated the camera while Eric and I jammed on visuals. Later, I combined a recording of our output along with audio from the soundboard to create this instant music video of Caged Animals performing “Girls On Medication”.
Read about the Brooklyn Night Bazaar and see some pictures of our visuals at Brooklyn Vegan
Noisey wrote about Long Distance Poison and ran a photo of mine along with this video of my very first performance with Long Distance Poison at The School House.
“Though a lot of folks might consider drone and sound art to be the least musical music you could make, I often find that freaky experimental improvisers are the ones most knowledgeable and wide-ranging about all kinds of pop. It’s like they pushed so far into music nerddom that they popped out on the other side of the wormhole and then channel sounds from a musical bizarroverse.” – Nat Roe, Noisey
Read more about Long Distance Poison at Noisey
