Showing posts with label Pueblo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pueblo. Show all posts

Friday, April 16, 2010

Record Store Day!

Howdy Folks,

In honor of record store day (4/17/10) The Windchimes have decided to post a new song from Honey Moonshine! In hopes that it will encourage you to pick up a copy of Honey Moonshine at your local Colorado Music Store. Record Stores are such an important part of any music scene and your support is necessary and vital to the survival of these now rare local treasures.

Visit www.hauntedwindchimes.com to hear "Find The Door."

In Colorado Springs:
The Changing Colors will be showing their support at the Bijou Independent Records in Colorado Springs CO (123 East Bijou ), along side other local Colorado Springs performers

In Pueblo:
The Haunted Windchimes will be joining other local Pueblo bands to show their support with in-store performances at our very own Independent Records Store located at 420 West 4th Street. The Music starts at 11am and will go on well into the night time. The Windchimes will take the stage at 5pm and have pleanty of copies of our new cd Honey Moonshine available. For an official list of performers in your area click this link.

If you can't catch Pueblo or Colorado Spring's Record Store Day celebrations, be sure to show your support by checking out your local record shop!

Honey Moonshine can now be purchased at the following locations:
The Leechpit
| Pueblo Records & Tapes | and all Independent Records locations in Colorado!

Hope to see ya'll there!
-The Windchimes


Friday, April 17, 2009

Introducing: The Living Room

What is the Living Room?

Since May 2nd, 2009, The Living Room has been a grassroots community space dedicated to providing the city of Pueblo a home for "outsider" art, crafts, music, books, performances, lectures, events, and theatre. It is located at 205 South Main St. (up-stairs) in Pueblo, Colorado. The Living Room was founded by four main organizations: Monstar Promotions (LLC), Secret Skool Of Dinosaur Destroying (SSDD), Viva Design, and Blank Tape Records.

Here are the people and organizations that have made this happen: Kevin Healey-Monster, Melissa Bradley (Monstar Promotions), Sophia Fernandez (Epic Puebloean, Muralist/Visual Artist), Capt. John-Mark Wiley (SSDD), Inaiah Lujan (Viva/Blank Tape Records/Scared Duck Walk), Joseph Scala (Happy Box, The Lone Riders), Desarae (Haunted Windchimes), Mike Pettiford (Better Luck Next Time), Nathan Widdows (Susie Palmer), Felicia Tapia (Counselor of the World), Ras Christian and Jim Taylor (Scrotus, and scratching), Sam (The Man) Montanez, Art On South Main and the Pueblo Performing Arts Guild, to name a few.


myspace.com/thelivingroompueblo
myspace.com/monstarpromotions
myspace.com/blanktaperec
myspace.com/vivadesignco

Monday, April 6, 2009

Haunted Windchimes & Polyjane (Live at the Senate Bar, Pueblo CO)



Newest Edition to the Blank-Tape Family!

THE NEWEST EDITION TO THE BLANK-TAPE CIRCUS!

Blank-Tape welcomes the LONE RIDERS to the blank-tape family! the LONE RIDERS are an all-star blank-tape line-up fronted by Nashville's own Joseph Scala (Happy Box, Sudds), and is joined by Inaiah Lujan (ap/sub, haunted windchimes, the mexican), and Miss Desirae Garcia (haunted windchimes, the mexican). Catch a special preview of what is to come on their myspace page:

myspace.com/loneridersmusic

New AP/SUB Video!

ORIGINALLY POSTED: February, 01 2009
AP/SUB PERFORMING AT PUEBLO'S VFW

AP/SUB posts a video of their recent performance at Pueblo's VFW! This was the first of many MONSTAR PROMTIONS shows in the southern Colorado region! Monstar and Blank-Tape have joined forces to bring more shows and deverse music to Pueblo! We have plans to open a venue/distro/recording-space, more details soon

New Haunted Windchimes Video!

ORIGINALLY POSTED: January, 30 2009
WINDCHIMES LEAK A VIDEO TRACK FROM THEIR UP-COMING RELEASE!

The Haunted Windchimes leak a video track from the up-and coming blank-tape records release, "Honey Moonshine." The video for song, "Waitin' for a Train," (no, not that old Jimmie Rogers song, although it was inpired by it) was made by Inaiah Lujan of the Windchimes using 137 photograph stills he took durring an hour long band rehearsal