Breadpig Blog: Purveyor & Publisher of All Things Geek — breadpig band

Breadpig is always looking to report on the next great innovation in the world of Rock Band (or am I thinking of Guitar Hero?). When we got word of the ultimate vocalist battlestation, we knew it wouldn't be long before it was getting blogged. Oh, and it gets better. The creator of the ultimate vocalist battlestation, Jeff Atwood, also does custom guitar faceplates. Not real guitars, mind you -- really awesome ones (the plastic-button-kind). The breadpig is going to commission a custom breadpig faceplate for the band to sign and then auction it on eBay. We'll donate all the profits...

The band went through a tumultuous year of ups and downs. Critics will debate this for years to come, but we believe our zenith was somewhere around our appearance on SpikeTV. We followed that studio performance with some shows in the city -- back with the people, our fans. Just a month earlier, the band had broken up. But there we were, back in top form, rocking out. And here are the pictures to prove it, taken by our band manager/PR guru and photographer, Mike Scrivener. View the entire collection. Video to come.

Lisa Kawata knows it. And now our band's hometown, Howard County (well, the county our hometown is in), now knows it, too. The breadpig rocks. Our "PR Guru" (not sarcasm-quotes, I'm quoting the following article) Mike Scrivener, scored us an article in the recent issue of Howard Magazine. Way to make HoCo. proud, guys.

Not only was the band doing studio work in NY, we also had a live gig. This time, a full camera crew from GameplayHD came out to document the rock. Once you've arrived at Nikki the Knife's page click on part II if you want to jump to the breadpig magic. He's Gameplay HD's "sharpest tool." There's still 40minutes of our own footage that Jacob (of breadpig) videotaped, but it's in need of some editing. Have no fear, the breadpig will have this matter resolved soon.

A LOLmagnetz shoutout on LiveJournal degenerated into a discussion worthy of the ages. It was pitched as a gift for Death, apparently. LOLMagnetz. You know. If you have a fridge. I imagine you don't eat much. I wonder if Death has a sense of humor. Bret, social games guru and friend/drinking-buddy of breadpig, gave the band some love on his recent entry: The Rock Band Effect and the Historical Value of Musical Performance And while you're rethinking the entire music industry, check out Popcuts -- yes, breadpig is one of their featured bands.