If you love guitars like I love guitars, you’ll understand why I’m so thrilled to see our new live video of “When It Comes Down” featured on Vintage Guitar magazine’s website, along with a nice write-up of the Get Free album.

The band’s strengths are on display on “When It Comes Down,” a song with a melancholy feel, great hooks, and a soaring guitar solo that fits perfectly.

Thanks VG!

My Hypebot article about why Devi has decided to make our album available for free download kicked off quite the debate on music piracy. Got something to add?

Let’s hear it for those tireless rock fanatics who pour their hearts and souls into letting the world know about new music…and manage to be politically conscious in the process. Christine Natanael, ediatrix-in-chief of Crusher magazine is one of ‘em. Christine and I met awhile back when she took me to see Ministry at Irving Plaza last fall. Our NYC homeboy Tommy Victor from Prong was shredding it on guitar. I danced my face off.

For my interview with Crusher, Christine chose Crusher’s London writer Alissa Ordabai, because Alissa’s also a guitar player and gets all that guitar geek stuff. We got deep into it about female guitarists, the metaphysics of the blues, Camille Paglia and, oh yeah, Devi’s Get Free album.

Psst…wanna see some cheesecake? That’s what my Dad calls any photo of me that is remotely salacious. As in “No more cheesecake, please!”

Don’t tell my Dad but I’m The Rock and Roll Report’s new Triple R Girl. According to the Rock and Roll Report,  If you think this is a typical “babe of the month” thing you are sadly mistaken. The Triple R Girl celebrates some amazing women who exemplify rock and roll attitude.

As a former nerd (think high school debate team), I’m honored to be included.