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Unleaded Logic covers the classic vampire hunter game series: Castlevania. We begin by starting with the roots of series with the original NES trilogy to one of its most current games The Dracula X Chronicles. Some of the differences of the games are compared and the video gives a decent example of how the series has progressed through the years.

One thing I should mention though, Castlevania: Dracula X was actually released for the SNES as well. I completely forgot about it during the shooting of the video. The SNES version is the least popular version of Dracula X but has its value risen as collectors want it due to its limited production cycle.
Stayed tuned for episode 3 people!

Please be aware that the High Quality version may take some time to appear.

The Milwaukee Rave contacted me today about opening for Crystal Method on June 6th in support of their new album tour. I have gone ahead and left both a message and a email for the person in charge of booking at the Rave and we will see what develops.

The question is that if this happens, will I be playing a live set or performing a DJ mix? This is one of the questions I posed to the booker; so that will play a factor in it. My set time will also play a factor on what type performance I will be doing as well.

The final factor is if this is a paying gig or not. If its non paying than I’m honestly not interested. I’ve paid my dues and I have nothing to prove to anyone. If  you want me in the venue…you have to pay me. Simple enough.

“Hush Hush” was pulled from my myspace profile at the request of the label. I’ll replace it with something else, possibly with Mad Word as I’ve been getting a lot of requests to put that back on the page.

I know I’ll get a tons of emails asking why I’ve only signed a one deal release with Something Else, so allow me to explain:

Something Else really wanted this track, but being a indie label; didn’t have a ton to offer me. They did offer to pay for distribution and the white labels are a nice touch, but they also offered to promote the song through various sources of the interweb.

Rather then devote a whole album to the label and wind up disappointed, both the label and myself agreed to make the deal a single release and then strike up a new deal depending on how well the track does for both parties. This way neither side gets burned.

So there you go…

Unleaded Logic and new indie label Something Else! has agreed to one release deal and that will be with the release of the brand new Unleaded Logic song: “Hush Hush”.

Something Else! has agreed to pay for the digital distribution of the song as well as a providing a limited number of one sided white label presses for the song.

“Hush Hush” is expected for release in late July.

http://www.somethingelsemusic.com/

Hey guys,

I’m happy to say that I think I’m finally getting better. After 4 days of being laid out on my family room couch, I’ve actually been able to move around a little bit and I’m quite ready to return to work tomorrow. Basically, I have a viral infection plus a sinus infection to boot. My doctor wants me to come back to her in a month and get checked out again as I have a history of sinus infections and she wants to see if there is any hint that another one may be starting.

Her only worry right now is the fevers that I’ve been having. I’ve had them any where from 100.2 to 102.3 and she wants me to call her immediately if it spikes up to the higher levels again. I’m really hoping they don’t!

Now that I’m back in my studio for the first time in a few days, I’ll be posting info about my single! Stay tuned!

I’ve missed so much by being sick that I haven’t even had a chance to go pick up my copy of Punch-Out! Hopefully, I can do that tomorrow.

I’m too sick to post the news right now, but I have a big announcement to make soon about my next single “Hush Hush”. Stay tuned!

The original Mike Tyson’s Punch Out! for the NES is still one of my favorite games of all time. As someone who has been toying with trying boxing out, I played a lot of boxing games and Punch Out! is still hands (gloves) down the best of the best. I was about 5 years old when my Dad rented it from the video store and he told me about how him and a buddy use to drop endless quarters into the arcade version of it. I always use to get excited when my Dad would talk about a game he liked, because chances were that it was pretty awesome.

21 years later and soon I’ll be trying out the Wii version of it and I have to say that I’m pretty pumped for a Wii game for once to come out. Its not that I dislike the system, but there really hasn’t been anything for it that was a day one release purchase for me. With Punch Out!, all of that is going to change; in fact I have to head to Gamestop to put down a pre-order for it in a few minutes

I believe the final release date for the game is Tuesday, so in the mean time I’ll be playing both the classic Punch-Out! and Super Punch Out! to brush up on my skills. I’m exited that Nintendo opted to include the original NES control scheme with the new game as well as the motion controls, as from what I read sometimes the motion controls are just not accurate enough to get a critical hit at the correct time. I’ll try out both regardless.

Game Informer gave it a pretty high rating which is a good sign of things to come, expect a review soon!

The Crystal Method just released their fourth album "Divided By Night" a few days ago and its pretty good! I seem to be enjoying it a lot more then Legion of Boom which was released a few years ago. The new album has a lot of vocal variety and the typical break-ish sound that Crystal Method brings to the table, but this album seems to focus a little bit more on the melody this time around and brings an almost minimal/jazz feel to the songs. The end result is pretty good and I highly recommend checking it out.

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Divided-Night-Crystal-Method/dp/B0024EWPBC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1242509047&sr=8-1