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This is our official gig poster. If you want one, you can send e-mail to notevenproductions (AT) gmail DOT com and we will tell you how to. The size is A3.

The way to pack an Opel Astra with only the necessary instruments, such as the boot and a blade for a circular wood saw.

The almost minimum version of Junkus Minor, featuring rather large acoustic guitar, a manjo, suitcase bass drum, Bontempi System 5, big yellow balls, a broken cymbal and a mystical snare drum.

This was taken on autumn 2010

It is us playing in the tram!!!

Musti and a small drum kit.

Look what I found from the webz! We are playing something in Korjaamo, Helsinki!

Hi!

Hi! We're more than fine :D I just had some cake and coffee and chocolate raisins and getting ready for the halloween (or Kekri in Finnish) party. We're happy that you like the songs and really hope you'll like the new songs we are working on! We will post some demos as soon as we get all the tracks laid on tape. There's also another music video coming up.

Oh and we are waiting for some videos from the gig at the tram to reach us.. There will be more of suitcase-drum -gigs in the future, I'm planning on pimping my old acoustic guitar to fit the setup better (this means I'm going to apply some weird meters and resonators and springs to the body of the guitar. It's going to be a monster! :)

Thanks for the support!

xoxo

-tmu

Hello, how are you all?I hope you're fine.I just wanted to let you know that I really liked this CD. You are amazing! And "No Future" is playing in my head right now :D

x

Hello! I just wanted to say that "Trippin" is a really, really good song. I thought it was going to be a stereotypical hippy song (not that those aren't good every once in a while, but still), but it's actually fantastic. The vocals are great, and as someone that stresses out waaaaaaaay more than I should, it kind of resonates with me, as cheesy as that must sound. Anyway, keep up the great work! :) I'll definitely be listening to you guys. :D

thank you! If it resonates with you, it is never cheesy!

Interview in Lesta TV. Haastattelu Lesta TV:ssä.

Sleepyhead, Mokka

Tmu

Musti

Alekxsis

 A simple video for Wonderboy. Photos by Timo Utterström.

This was our ride on our gig in Helsinki on Wednesday. Groovy.

Musti fixes the pimped cymbal a bit.

The suitcase bassdrum in action accompanied by a Vekara - snaredrum and some miscellaneous equipment. 

This is a cymbal stand. It is attached to the suitcase bassdrum with four bolts and wing nuts. It used to be a table leg. Today we painted it black. It is good.

This is the sound of success. I wonder what it feels like to not to succeed.

This is a proper way of installing a bolt to a film canister. After installation it is good. We use it as a percussive instrument. Its name is "A Day at the Grave of Karl Marx"

This is a new percussive instrument entitled "A Day at the Grave of Karl Marx". It is an old film canister. It is good.

Musti is working on his suitcase bass drum. He is using a drill and a screwdriving head to install a piece of plywood, which holds the pedal in place.

Wednesday the 13th, October 2010 AD.

Ok, here's some info regarding our gig in a tram next Wednesday. 

Our gig starts at 16:06 and we are going to play in tram 7A which starts at Pasila Railway station, Helsinki. The tram goes all the way to Töölö, to culture cafe Korjaamo. The ride costs 2,50 eur if bought from the driver, 1,80 eur if bought from a ticket vending machine or 2,00 eur if bought via SMS. 

At 22:00 we will play a gig at Korjaamo, which is free entry for everybody.

This is going to be something wicked! Tomorrow we are going to build some instruments we are going to use on the gig.

-tmu

Next gig in Helsinki

Ok. So we are having a gig in Helsinki in couple of weeks. We are going to play at a place called Korjaamo. Before our gig we are going to play in a tram. Yeah, that's right, we will play a gig IN A MOVING TRAM. Both of the shows will be more or less acoustic and we will re-compose some of our old songs to fit for a manjo, suitcase, a frying pan, acoustic guitar and EKO Tiger- keyboard. This is going to be the shit.

And for the other stuff, this weekend is a studio weekend. We got some guitar and bass recording to do, so we will be working hard with Musti to get some tracks laid on our HD.

-tmu

The new Instrument, EKO Tiger. Bought it from flea market for FIVE EUROS!!!!! I'm gonna redub everything with this motherfucker!

You can scratch as hard as you can, but the itchin' just won't go.

An interview of Mocca and Tmu at Radio Mega, the local station in Oulu. The interview is in Finnish only. Includes an acoustic live version of No Future.

So you made these "tests" just to be sure, eh?

"1945-1998" by Isao Hashimoto

"This piece of work is a bird's eye view of the history by scaling down a month length of time into one second.  No letter is used for equal messaging to all viewers without language barrier.  The blinking light, sound and the numbers on the world map show when, where and how many experiments each country have conducted.  I created this work for the means of an interface to the people who are yet to know of the extremely grave, but present problem of the world."

http://www.exploratorium.edu/nagasaki/

Slowly Walking at 45 Special, Oulu