BLOODWORK: CAPTURE COMPLETE

Last evening, at the ATAK workspace, Max captured the diffuse reflection of a most agreeable collection of atoms most commonly referred to as Ivan Szazi (left) from Brazil. 

This moment of photon acquisition marks the last photo needed to complete the BloodWork: Bodies collection. 

Cheers to that.

MINERIATHAN

Since its heroic separation from Death by Stereo, the legendary Mineriathan retreated into self-imposed exile somewhere in the depths of a dark nameless ocean.  Steadily though, a building tempo has been rising from the deep.

The historical record is abound with tales of fishermen's wives lamenting the mournful ache of cascading arpeggios echoing across the moon mirrored ocean on cold empty nights.  Even the most acrimonious salt chewing sea hags say the Mineriathan's siren song chills the bones but warms the soul.

Recently its said one can even hear these captivating melodies on most major holidays.  Additionally, scientists say that increased disturbances in electromagnetic fields, and Citizens' Band Radio, are clear as church indications that the Mineriathan will soon be rising from its long slumber.

If prediction are correct, it should appear briefly at Good Karma on May 20 at 8pm sharp, before once again retiring to the solitude of the ocean floor.  Dont miss this opportunity.  Who knows when or if it will ever rise again...

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ANALOG PHOTOGRAPHY

Max has been using "analog" film here and there from which he made this nice photo of Jim tattooing on Ryan