I first heard Wilco in college and thought “Eh, these guys are ok, nothin’ special.”
I’m now eating my words.
The best bands make it sound so easy. The best writers find lines that sound as natural as being born.
Listen to Kicking Television, and enjoy some classic Wilco.
Tag Archive > Art
Rediscovering Wilco
Finn Miles + Gracious Audience == Great time in Des Moines, IA
We pulled out the art supplies and before we knew it pipe cleaner art was everywhere! It turns out that the guys from Why Make Clocks are quite the artists (Pac Man, Star Wars, and other creative elements were bent and formulated by WMC). Also, if you haven’t heard Why Make Clocks plan an acoustic set you’re really missing out; their songs shine in an intimate setting like the Mars Cafe.
Des Moines locals stick together…shake hands @ business and art intersection
You might recognize something familiar about this Dwolla highlight of Des Moines local T-shirt company 8/7 Central…
They’re using Finn Miles music, and we’re glad.
8/7 Central are good friends and make great shirts. Dwolla might reinvent how E-commerce is handled. We’re glad to be in such good company.
New Coloring Book!
One of our most popular ideas ever, the Finn Miles coloring book, will soon be released. Yes YES YES! Now with more Wayde, Laura, Samantha, Scott, and Paul. Check it out!
Tinybooks DSM!
The Tinybooks writers group will meet once a month at various locations around Des Moines. Each writer will sign in and receive a stack of notecards or scrap paper to write on. A topic will be announced, as well as any insight into the physical writing space that may spark creativity.
Album Artist – Jon Pearson
As many of you know, I’ve been collaborating with a great number of local heroes on the Finn Miles Telltale EP. One of those heroes is Jon Pearson. Jon provided the artwork for the cover as well as a special insert for the album.
Finn Miles and Fresh Pixels
He’s done it again. My genius animator buddy Josh Larson of God at Play has taken step #2 in developing interactive video-game style worlds to be used in theater, worship services, rock concerts…you name it.
