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I just got the limited edition Murkadee EP “Pops Ghostly” that was released for Halloween. Every album is numbered, and I got number ONE! Thanks Murkadee! I’m honored. If there is anyone out there that hasn’t discovered this quirky pop band of wonder, then give them a listen.
Disclaimer: I am still wearing my Halloween costume in the photo.
Tags: halloween, johnherman, murkadee
New songs are just around the corner! Until then, read about the inspiration for the project in this article just published in The Wire in association with the RPM Challenge. Also, I will participating in RPM ‘07 with a hip hop side project called The Secret People. Yes, I will be rapping on the album. More on that soon!
If you missed The Man Who Was Thursday release party, then watch the video below for the band playing live at AXIOM:
Tags: AXIOM, music, new media, rpm challenge, the man who was thursday, the wire
The Man Who Was Thursday Project is continuing to pop up in the press. Today it was in The Exeter Newsletter. That is my local paper so I had to run out and get a copy. Click on the image to read the article.
And more press coverage is on the way! There is a lot of excitement for the art show at AXIOM this Friday, January 12th. The rumors are true. The Man Who Was Thursday Project will be playing live in the gallery.
Tags: exeter, John Herman, new hampshire, new media art, The Man Who Was Thursday Project, world music
There is a great article about AXIOM, the gallery that is featuring The Man Who Was Thursday Project for the next few months. Here is an excerpt from The Boston Globe’s coverage:
Look at “iArt,” opening Jan. 12, showcasing video art made for handheld devices. Artist Ravi Jain’s car, where he has recorded his own video blog while commuting, will be driven into the space. Viewers can sit in the car, view Jain’s vlog, and record their own. John Herman’s “The Man Who Was Thursday” is a project featuring a band made up of 25 people all over the world who responded to Herman’s cryptic posts on Craigslist and then took part in his offbeat challenges to compose music together — such as setting a drumbeat to the musician’s heart rate . The group will perform via an Internet feed at the opening.
Tags: AXIOM, John Herman, new media art, ravi jain, the boston globe, The Man Who Was Thursday Project, video blog