This Was Our Ride On Our Gig In Helsinki On Wednesday. Groovy.

Junkus Minor - Protest. Track four of Inertia.

I’m delighted by ubercompilations of awesome. Justice’s “DVNO” was an unexpected tribute to so many animated ad titles. Along the same vein but on a different line, I’d like to see a music video featuring homages to the many demoscene loaders/scrollers/cracktros that graced the 80s and thrived...

I've been thinking about this for a while now! If there is anyone interested in making a video with us featuring demo / cracktro / intro - style, please contact us! We will provide fame and glory, gold and diamonds!

our e-mail address is notevenproductions (AT) gmail DOT com 

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!

Junkus Minor - Fly On. Track six of our first album Inertia.

A time lapse from video shoot of "Slowly Walking"

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.

Slowly Walking at 45 Special, Oulu

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/

Sunshine and a cup of tea

Definitely for our own, but also for the amusement of others we've just finished recordings for our upcoming first album. T-mu has done a tremendous job at Not Even Productions mixing our album to its fullest potential. A few nods here and little to the left and we're done.   The recordings took place in several locations, mainly in Oulu and Tampere though in different studio-like environments. Nonetheless I feel like it's going to sound exactly the way we want it to, and we've -at least I have- enjoyed this whole ride. Still, it's an even higher mountain to climb now if we want -and we do- this album spread and heard as far and in as many a place possible and also if we'd get to play more gigs than before, well that would be just super.   The whole  let's-make-an-album-thing has been in our heads from the start but truly kicked off last September when I visited T-mu in Tampere. We recorded bases for 10 songs. There was some new songs and some old, slightly altered. Our style has been known for jumping from side to side and borrowing from style to style still maintaining some kind of focal point and consensus. I think. We didn't want this record to be written about, or under one topic, since this whole thing was done in pieces and over time. And even the 600km distances of our band makes us use our imagination and our computers a little more, it was fun and a hugely innovative process. Besides, we decided the album name to be Inertia, which can be extended to be labeled as a pseudo force (in centrifugal things) or a fictional force. So that included I think we had a quite broad field of choice.  And because it's a mechanical term it allowed us to try some really fun stuff on the side. I think it's going to be a funny, rockin' little package with shitloads of attitude and g-strings. -M.

Musti fixes the pimped cymbal a bit.