THE ADVENTURES OF CRIMSON ANNIE

CRIMSON ANNIE- A Photo-Essay From Lady Stardust and Warholy Photography

Lady Stardust and Warholy Photography have been producing some very creative and interesting photo sets recently. Their latest project, a three-part photo essay is entitled Crimson Annie, the first two parts are available now, at the Facebook links below, and part three will be released in the near future.
There's also talk of a Crimson Annie video project

This reporter looks forward to their future work, and will be keeping an eye on them to see what "develops"

Ladies and gentlemen, presenting Crimson Annie. the story of The Lone Bandit,
with a Dead Aimed Eye, and and an Attitude of a Vicious Rattlesnake! 
Played by the talented Lady Stardust
Directed by Daniel Vega-Warholy
Location: The Garden of The Gods

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RECORD REVIEW-Dan Melchior's Broke Review- Lords Of The Manor

"In The Red" Records was kind enough to send us a lovely stack of vinyl LP's from their current catalog. This reporter's personal favorite is the pleasantly surprising, Lords Of The Manor, by Dan Melchior's Broke Review. This 2015 release contains a simplicity that is both adventurous and engaging. It draws from many influences including, the primal garage essence of the Stooges, Sid-era Pink Floyd and the throbbing, slightly heavy, reggae bass of  the mighty Jah Wobble, yet possesses a sound and style all it's own. While maintaining a consistent signature feeling, this album doesn't get bogged down in any one groove for too long, remaining continually inventive and fresh.

Dan Melchior grew up in Shepperton, Surrey, just outside of London, and in addition to many solo efforts has also collaborated on projects with the likes of Billy Childish, and Holly Golightly. The Broke Review has released three albums, plus several singles and EPs, and has toured supporting the White Stripes, Mudhoney, the Fall, Interpol and the John Spencer Blues Explosion.

Melchior relocated to the United States in 1998, first taking residence in Manhattan and then settling down in Durham, North Carolina. Since relocating in the States, Dan has released six singles, a twelve-inch EP, three LP albums, and continues to add quality recordings to his growing solo catalog, which is quite extensive and recommended. You can check Dan's music out at better record stores or at the following online stores:

http://danmelchior.bigcartel.com/

http://intheredrecords.com/