Sylent Storm @ Musichead opening for Spellcaster
Sylent Storm plays again in Medford at Musichead on November 11 (with Diemonds) and 15 (with Skelator and Witch Cult).

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Sylent Storm plays again in Medford at Musichead on November 11 (with Diemonds) and 15 (with Skelator and Witch Cult).
Earlier Spellcaster photos can be found here.

Colin Vranizan of Spellcaster @ Musichead in Medford, Oregon on 10/18/13

Alex Bytnar of BlackQueen @ Musichead 10/18/13
Musichead in Medford has a show on October 18, 2013. First band will probably go on at about 6:30. I haven’t seen Spellcaster in more than a year and a half so I hope I can make it.

Hell’s Belles @ McDonald Theatre in Eugene, Oregon
Hell’s Belles is playing at the Rogue Theatre in Grants Pass on Saturday, November 2, 2013. To make this night even better, 100 Watt Mind is opening.
Funeral doom metal is almost the last thing I want to be listening to when I’m going 70 MPH down the highway. The same goes for trips to the gym or while riding my bike. I need something with more gallop much of the time.
However, live funeral doom metal is wonderful. I never want it to end, especially when it is done really well like it was by Sutratma last night at Club 66.
100 Watt Mind was excellent, as always, in Grants Pass this past Saturday night. However, I’m a bit pissed off at them now. I bought one of their new CDs (Out of Night) at the show. Upon opening it up I found a bunch of my photos being used without permission or attribution.
I could put a big, ugly watermark on all of my photos like many photographers do. Or I could just not share my photos unless people pay me for them like a lot of photographers do. Instead, I have a very simple copyright policy which can be reached by clicking on the word copyright on every page of the blog.
Use my photos all you want for non-commercial purposes with proper attribution. You don’t even need to ask. If you want to use a photo for commercial purposes (like 100 Watt Mind did), ask. I would have said yes, and I would have charged them $0. Everyone would have been happy. Instead, I’m just a little pissed. If I didn’t otherwise like them, I’d be really pissed.
Would a musician want their work to be taken and used by someone else without permission or attribution? I don’t think so. Why do some musicians think that it is OK to do such a thing to a photographer?