Hi guys! Here is a Halloween gift. We will be showing this new video we made for this occasion free all day today. It's over 8 minutes long and stars Apnea. Set to Vinterriket's song  "BERGTAL" and shot in the middle of the night  on the scariest part of our mountain property, this is probably my most epic video to date. We had four days to shoot, log, and edit it!

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After  today we will  only be showing this video on Supercult.com and Apneatic.com. For no, just click above! 

NOWHERE NEAR SAFE FOR WORK OR CHURCH.

Let us know what you think, because I stayed up until 8 Am yesterday editing =0

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Alligator Girl and I shot these a couple of days ago.  I haven't had a chance to go through all of them yet but here's a few for now.  This chick seriously rocks!!!  PLUS, she's got a great name...  Both her parents are junkies, she grew up on her own since she was 12, living on peoples sofas and moving around from place to place.   We shot these where she's living now,  at the Holiday Hotel in the Bronx.

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 (Nancy in an abandoned school room off of Hwy 1 in  San Luis Obispo)

When I was 18 I lost most of the hearing in my right ear at a concert (Genatorturers) in this bodunk town.  I was in the middle of a giant mosh pit, then the lead guitarist ripped into a cover of 'Ace of Spades', the pit grew 3 fold and I was shoved against one of the two mammoth speakers they used,  pinned 100 people deep.  I remember the moment my eardrum popped, unable to move away from the speaker for minutes.  I didn't feel any pain, maybe it was shock or adrenalin, but it did feel like my head was submerged in a pool of warm water.  Every audible tone was muted, I was seeing tracers and my balance was thrown off.  If I wasn't pinned up against that fucking speaker, I would have fallen.  I remember leaving the club, with a loud ringing in my ear, the whole right side of my head felt numb and warm.  The ringing in my ear was so loud, I couldn't sleep for three days. So loud and constant it felt psychotic.  So loud, I remember asking my girlfriend at the time if she could hear the ringing if she put her ear against mine.  She couldn't.

10 years later, I got my ass kicked by a group of skinheads in a beer pub (frog and peach). A local skins group went out to punish some hippie sitting at the bar(we'll call him Frodo), I was hanging out at a booth with some friends when i saw the skins, maybe 5 or 6 skins,walk in the bar straight towards Frodo, and threw this elvish looking dude on the ground, form a human circle, and proceeded to stomp his skull in.  I jumped in the middle of the circle, on top of Frodo to try and smother the blows, immediately Frodo saw his chance and ran out of the human meat grinder and unfortunately I took his place.   I remember arms fists and legs coming at me from every direction, I didn't feel much pain, my adrenalin kicked in.  My arms felt so heavy I couldn't pick them up to cover my face,  and my legs were stiff and I couldn't communicate with them.  It was over in seconds, they all ran off.   It all happened so quick, that I never actually fell down, I was still standing.

This is the town I grew up in, moved away from, but now am living back in. 

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This picture  is from the first week I was trying out my Sony Alpha. I had no idea how to use an SLR. I still don't. I came back to our lab to find the greatest batch of fucked up, out of focus, janked up and tanked down photos ever. I shamed myself into being scared of even taking another picture for months. That and I was burned out as all hell from the show we did. Every picture I took ... just felt like another picture from the wall of the show. I've never burned myself out that hard before. I think I'm still recovering. I even tried to take up fishing to escape it, but all of the fish escaped me.

So here we are, back at the photo game. I did a video shoot last night for Halloween. I'd like to post a camera phone picture from it. That's why I'm so stoked to have FLNGS starting up. I miss Nerve and have been waiting to have a place where I can put up big pictures along with the little ones. The little pictures can carry a lot of weight, you know? 

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