Sunday, April 11, 2010

I Want New Music

So....

We have all said it and we all know that profit is the goal of the record companies and they would have told us that from day one... it's business... and its not evil. These practices are the end result of a successful strategy set forth by businessmen in our own economic system and situation. This system and situation have reached a point where any sort of 'artistic ethic' does not factor in to the turning of a profit and in fact that sed 'artistic ethic', while potentially wildly successful, is a risky investment. An investment which remains hard to quantify and so is not only a risky investment but an investment which also embodies a larger aspect of the unknown. These sort of investments are not the type made by businesses in need of turning a quarterly profit to ensure their own survival. These types of investments are emergent from greater civilization... to whom growth and change are a muse and to whom the greater aesthetics of human life are not calculable but will always be inescapable; because these people, all people, ARE the human condition.

We feel that the emergence of a new sound in the music scene, which attracts a sufficient amount of people as to qualify that sound for mass production and distribution by record companies, can now be a terrible thing... because that company will then sign every thing walking which will consent to being that same sound reincarnate (and somehow, usually very weakly, to be that same sound reincarnate but with... just a slightly different edge). This process destroys 'artistic ethic' by castrating the music scenes mechanisms for delivering an evolving sound by progressive and active musicians to a passive listener. We put up with this because having any distributive mechanism is better than having none.

But we no longer without options... We here, are the entrepreneurs of the revitalization of new music world wide. We here, are the forefront of desensitized listeners and therefor we embody the greatest driving and productive force of that which is new... of that music which is reactionary and alive, not prepackaged and laid in freezers so that it might rot after it has been purchased and not before. But most importantly, and indeed we do it now, WE HERE can communicate our thoughts and ideas with impunity to the world at large. We only need to tell them where to look. We here, on the internet, must work together to spread our own livelihoods and our own music wide enough that people who want it will know where to get it. The possibilities are endless and language, either when spoken or when used to build the very fabric of our communication and distrobution , is no longer a boundary.

So... who is with me?

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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

People keep listening...

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We made the Mp3Unsigned's Billboard Top 2o!!!

Nadia Pero has over 12,000 listens on mp3unsigned.com. You can find our band profile here. Be sure to throw us a rating on the site or leave a comment so we can keep climbing the list!

Now you can Torrent (peer to peer download) our Live in Logan Demo!

Just click here to Download Nadia Pero - Live in Logan. Pleae note that our demo is our own creation and thus we are violating no copyright laws by distributing it in this fasion. Nadia Pero's 'Live In Logan' Demo is free to the masses.

Monday, April 5, 2010

Obscure Demos

Hey all you NP fans out there... Siur Jacob of Bryne has uploaded some of the more obscure demo tracks here on ursession.com. Some home-spun recording for your listening pleasure.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Denver Santa Pub Crawl



join up! for the Denver Santa Pub Crawl. There are many crawls in Denver but this one goes a little later, is closer to Christmas, and other than your heathen alcohol it is FREE!

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Nadia Pero Lives

Following is a message from 'Nadia Pero,' A self proclaimed "Dirge Pop" rock group based out of Utah and Connecticut.


Thanks to everybody who came out to Why Sound Saturday night. You made all the difference... we love you all.

This show was certainly our last show in Utah for a while, however Nadia Pero is by no means done. Nadia Pero is and has always been a three way collaboration between 'Full Metal Lizard' (Jeff Fullmer), 'J-Dub' (Jacob Bryner), and 'Portrait' (Jake Johnson). NadiaPero.com remains the news headquarters for all three of these projects as well as future Nadia Pero shows ands recordings.

Drop us some comments on the site, we would love to hear what you thought of the show... from now on NadiaPero.com will be our base of operation, and since the members will now be spread out, a way to disburse new music and show dates. Please follow the blog to stay up to date with Nadia Pero news and the more you interact with the site with comments etc.... the more we will integrate your comments and communicate back. I have set up the site so that we can count the visits... this traffic will be one of the sole determinants for us landing a spot on tour in the future. With the exposure we have seen so far, its looking like Nadia Pero (and the subgroups within) will have a very nice future.

As always spread the demo, spread the love. Thank you for all the support. Stay in Touch!

---
Jeff - Full Metal Lizard - Nadia Pero


Wednesday, November 4, 2009

NADIA PERO SHOWS IN NOVEMBER

Our dear friend and aural lover has decided to come out west for Thanksgiving.  Which means that we'll have some time to do some shows if it all works out.  I hope all of you can make it, we're shooting for one in SLC and one in Logan so be sure to check back and let us know if you're coming.  peace

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Chinese Scientists Engineer the World's Smartest Rat

By Stuart Fox Posted 10.20.2009

In a development that gives Acme Labs and NIMH a run for their money, scientists in Georgia and China have collaborated to create the world's smartest rat. The genetically engineered rat, Hobbie-J, over-expresses a gene that regulates neuron communication, greatly enhancing the rat's ability to navigate mazes and remember toys.
This new rat confirms a decade-old experiment run by the same scientists that increased the intelligence of a mouse by changing the same gene. The gene, called NR2B, regulates the pores on neurons. By increasing pore activity, the scientists effectively increased processing speed of the rat's brain.
The researchers hope this discovery will lead to drugs that target NR2B specifically. Diseases like Alzheimer's affect NR2B expression, so a drug that causes the gene to over-express could counteract the affects of the disease. Similarly, a regular person could conceivably take the drug to become even smarter.
There are upper limits for the drug, though. While it can make a rat better at navigating a maze, it cannot grant the rat new intelligences beyond the known limits of rat comprehension. Or, at least that's what the rat wants us to think as it tries to take over the world.