WEREPYRE. "LEAVE YOUR BLOOD AT HOME" EP: WE WILL EAT YOUR SOUL WITH THE FURY OF AN OPERA.

WEREPYRE . LEAVE YOUR BLOOD AT HOME






LEAVE YOUR BLOOD AT HOME

I. Werepyres Are Coming Down The Mountain
II. Leave Your Blood At Home
III. We’re Fucking Killing All The Kids In This City, First Born Or Die
IV. Werewolves Really Do Drink Blood…Your Blood
V. Summertime

30 Minutes of psychedelic blood shed by the full moon light from DJ Tom Hanks and The Crack Fox. Enjoy.

WEREPYRE . LEAVE YOUR BLOOD AT HOME

DJ Tom Hanks and Camerin P Kelly Present Poundtown at Footsie's

POUNDTOWN IS TONIGHT AT FOOTSIES.
COME GET PSYCHEDELIC WITH US!

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DJ Tom Hanks and Camerin P Kelly Present Poundtown at Footsie's

Sorry about the mix-up: Poundtown is the first and third WEDNESDAY of every month. If the kick-off jammer on Sunday was any indication, this night is gonna go off hard. So join me, DJ Tom Hanks (KXLU, SLU Records, S.T.A.Y.B.A.D.) and Camerin Kelly (Akasa, Trademark Records) as we put it down for the cool kids and music snobs. Holla holla!
And once again, here is a small sample of how we get down.

DJ Tom Hanks and Camerin Kelly- Poundtown: The Mix mediafire

DJ Tom Hanks and Camerin P Kelly Present Poundtown at Footsie's

Yes, our much heralded psych and prog night finally begins at footsie's this weekend. While we are usually throwing down on the first and third thursday of every month, we're having a special "launch party" this sunday for our homies and avid psych heads. I mean, anyone can come but we're expecting what real promoters call a "soft opening." Meaning, our initial fan base will probably draw from the aforementioned groups of people we know and weirdo music aficionados.
Since our design man Cam'Ron was out of town, I had to draw from my minimal photoshop skills to produce the flyers you see here. Plus who the fuck makes flyers that advertise a launch party on a different night than the party itself? Shit, that sentence itself is confusing.



But come through if you like weirdo rock music from the sixties and seventies...than a big jump to today. While Ron is a purist and will probably only play old shit, I'm not opposed to hyphenating newer music that gets spacey. Basically, that means I'm playing new stuff and old stuff. Holla at me for some more instances of what we're trying to bring to the music snobs first...than the masses. And check my mix again, dammit!

DJ Tom Hanks- Poundtown: The Mix mediafire

jerusalem "primitive man"
king crimson "easy money"
arzachel "queen st gang"
black mt "modern music"
gravy train "ballad of a peaceful man"
parts and labor "little ones"
joseph "stoned age man"
iota "love comes wicked"
jd blackfoot "cycles"
caverns "this are syntax"
headband "goodbye mother nature"

Yeah, I Don't Want to Bury Poundtown the Mix So Soon. DJ Tom Hanks at His Most Progressively Psychedelic

"Poundtown: The Mix" on mediafire. By DJ Tom Hanks w/ Camerin Kelly
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Poundtown: The Mix

Jerusalem "Primitive Man"
king crimson "easy money"
arzachel "queen st gang"
black mt "modern music"
gravy train "ballad of a peaceful man"
parts and labor "little ones"
joseph "stoned age man"
iota "love comes wicked"
jd blackfoot "cycles"
caverns "this are syntax"
headband "goodbye mother nature"

Poundtown: The Mix is Finally Here

Poundtown: The Mix

Jerusalem "Primitive Man"
king crimson "easy money"
arzachel "queen st gang"
black mt "modern music"
gravy train "ballad of a peaceful man"
parts and labor "little ones"
joseph "stoned age man"
iota "love comes wicked"
jd blackfoot "cycles"
caverns "this are syntax"
headband "goodbye mother nature"


I really don't know why this mix took so long to finish. Me and Camerin picked out the tracks before Christmas and although I've been saying I was waiting for him to get home because we're supposed to be making it together, that's bullshit. It was done and I posted it on mediafire like 2 weeks ago and he said it was fine. I guess I've just been sitting on it thinking that there had to be something wrong with it because it was easier to make than I thought. I'd never really done an all rock mix before so instead of just getting the beats mixed up and eventually fading one out like with drum machine tracks, I had to feel out each transition and find the best way to trade up songs as I went along. At the end of the day, I pretty much used a different effect or two for every song change and I'm happy with the results. And I should be confident: instead of adding effects to the transitions until I found a nice setup, I just threw like 12 or so on the two mixing songs and took them away level by level til I got a decent sound I hadn't used yet. I turned it into the manager at Footsie's tonight too so we should be getting Poundtown Parties at Footsie's underway soon enough. But yeah, listen to the mix at least because it took so damn long.

DJ Tom Hanks with Camerin Kelly "Poundtown: The Mix" mediafire

DJ Tom Hanks Takes a Break from Law School Finals for a Preview of..."Poundtown: The Mix" with MP3s from Parts & Labor, King Crimson, and More

Ok, I'm not going to spend more time than necessary blathering on and trying to sound pseudo about the new mix I'm working on for Footsie's. Here's the summary: Last week, I dropped off my mixes at a bar in northern Los Angeles called Footsie's. Although I don't hang there too often, I certainly make plans to do so often. Shit, the current and former door guys are homies of mine. But for some reason, I get sidetracked and end up eating Thai food or watching ESPN with Model Ryan. Much like I'm doing now...
So I dropped off the mixes and had a little convo with the manager about getting some Hanks action up in there. I told him "Listen man, I'm not gonna talk your ear off about some bullshit and wait til you're confused enough to book me. I'm gonna make this simple: You...Need...More...Hanks...in your life! Plain and simple. Now I'm gonna bounce because I have places to go and whatnot. But take these cds and I'll wait for your call. Oh, yeah...I know that all black one is kinda ravey but trust me: I am a punk rock kid and I'm gonna smack this crowd in the face with some good olde-timey-rocke-rolle. Trust me, you'll see. Hollatyaboy!"
And then I left. A few days later, me and my homey Camerin Kelly were talking about how awesome Jerusalem is and how weirdo rock from the 60s and 70s is next big ish in music snob lifestyles. Scenesters already beat the crap out of post-punk and now the cool guys need another easily-mastered genre that lets them get all knowledgeable in a matter of days. And then it dawned on me: not only does Footsie's need some more Hanks in their life, they need more psych rock too.



I told Camerin (from now on, exclusively referred to as the motherfucking one and only DJ 'RON!) and he goes "Shit, those dudes need more prog too man. Lots of it."
"Shit," I said. "You're right. Those motherfuckers need all that weird shit. You know, the shit that the cool kids were into when losers were into Zeppelin and the Who. Dude, we're doing it yo. We're doing a night at Footsie's where we play weirdo, obscure rock tunes from the 70s that no one has ever heard of but wishes they had."
"I'd go to that night."
"Fuck yeah man. I'd fuckin own that night. For real, we're gonna change lives and shit."
"Yeah...I think LA could get into this. I really do."
"Yo...fuck man! Seriously, we go off Ron. We go the fuck off! Hanks and Ron! For real, we're those motherfuckers that go off. People are gonna walk by us and start saying that shit: 'Ah damn, there go Hanks and Ron...they're those motherfuckers that go off.' For real dude. Fuck! I'm psyched. I'm psyched about psych. Lemme email this dude right now."
So I hit him up and he called me back the other day and now...well now we're making POUNDTOWN: THE MIX! Moth-er Fuck-er!

OK, so due to the strict Trademark laws in the High Sierra territories, one of these tracks is not on the mix...first person to get it right gets drink tickets on opening night! And obviously, look out for the finished mix in the next few days. Holla! (all files on mediafire then ysi)

Parts & Labor "Little Ones" mp3 mediafire
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The Poppy Family "There's No Blood in Bone" mp3 mediafire
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King Crimson "Easy Money" mp3 mediafire
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Jay-Z and Santogold Video. DJ Tom Hanks Signs Up For Imeem and iLike.

Hey yo...check out my multi-tasking: Hanks, in the third person, signed up for iLike and Imeem during the studying (law school, right). And to celebrate how on-point and touching the whole affair is, I'm throwing up Imeem's "single of the second" without even watching it. I mean, how could you go wrong with Jigga and Santi rapping over a Kanye Beat?
And while I'm not sure what you might be able to ascertain from more pages of data about Hanks, here they are:

DJ Tom Hanks on imeem


DJ Tom Hanks on iLike


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