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On this episode,  join us for an exclusive sit-down with the enigmatic Joe Cardamone. Get ready for a candid conversation where we dive deep into his world, exploring everything from his creative process to his personal life. Don't miss this unfiltered interview packed with insights, laughter, and maybe even a few surprises! 

On this episode of The Truth in This Art, host Rob Lee interviews Joe Cardamone, a talented photographer, actor, and founder of Twelvesteed Productions. Joe discusses how he discovered his passion for photography, and how he has continuously worked on improving his craft through workshops, collaborating with other photographers, and real-world experience. He shares how he finds each type of photography, whether it be concerts, portraits, or candid shots, extremely fulfilling and exciting.Joe's creativity doesn't stop at photography. He's also an actor and writer, having won numerous awards for his work in competitions and film festivals. He founded Twelvesteed Productions to explore his love of filmmaking and has consulted on writing and acting for other production companies in the New York City and DMV area. Joe talks about how he balances his many passions with being a father of two young children and a veteran.Throughout the episode, Joe provides insight into the creative process behind his photography and film projects, his experiences in the industry, and the challenges he has faced along the way. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to pursue multiple passions and the rewards that come with creative expression.Creators & Guests Rob Lee - Host Joe Cardamone - Guest National Photo MonthThis episode of The Truth In This Art is part of National Photo Month, which is celebrated every May by professional and amateur photographers alike, as well as selfie enthusiasts. During this month-long celebration, people dedicate themselves to learning about the rich history of photography, honing their skills and techniques, and researching which cameras to invest in.To support the The Truth In This Art: Buy Me Ko-fiUse the hashtag #thetruthinthisartFollow The Truth in This Art on InstagramLeave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. ★ Support this podcast ★

Joe Cardamone found his passion for photography after receiving his first DSLR years ago as a present. Since that time he has continuously gown and worked on his craft through workshops, working with other professional photographers, and real world experience, which has allowed him the opportunity to deliver professional photographs to numerous clients and grow within his own creative projects. Joe loves concerts, portraiture, set, and candid/documentary photography and finds each avenue extremely fulfilling and exciting. Foundation: http://foundation.app/Thejoecardamone SuperRare: http://superrare.com/Thejoecardamone Website: http://Thejoecardamone.com Twitter and IG:@thejoecardamone --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewrongadvicepod/support

Can we messy up your holiday? Yes we can. Erika of Beaucoup Askew brings the fun with Fashin Trashin (a you tube extravaganza) . Some horrible customer service talk and even better, raucous METAL and a new hilarious release from Annie Hardy just for Christmas! Video soon to come, but enjoy Annie Hardy and Joe Cardamone on "Bing Crosby". Tons of new bands tonight, including, Anastasia Elliot with "London", some old school metal with Foundry and "Another Way", hardcore metal with Gainer and "THE ROPE" , chillin with Tarantula Mountain and "Trading Places" and some punk from veteran Gina Volpe (Lunachicks) with "IN THE MIDDLE." ROCK!!! We talk some horror and feel horrible about it ... hahaha Enjoy your holidaze with us. Oh...and end the show with the master, Abstract Artemis and the awesome tune, "Methuselah's Rhyme". #AbstractArtemis #AnnieHardy #AnastasiaElliot #gainerband #tarantualamountain #bantamband #ginavolpe #joecardamone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

gm,This podcast might as well be titled "Life Alpha" because Joe and I riff on many fantastic topics that have helped us grow as humans and creatives.Joe is a photographer and actor with a wide variety of styles, everything from powerplants to clowns, monuments, and so much more.We start our chat by going through the subtle art of not giving a fuck, and the importance of having personal anchor points in our lives. Something that really stuck out to me was Joe's advice on how to ask our brain better questions; it really got me thinking about what and how I ask myself questions moving forward.We spent the rest of the time talking about two important topics: painful art vs. joyful art, and the second piece we dived deep into was his Foundation genesis piece, "ADHD and Me."We wrap up this epic conversation where we started, with anchor points.Enjoy

The Full Picture of Joe CardamoneEpisode 45: Show Notes.Welcome to a new episode of NorCal and Shill! Today, we chat with a passionate and talented photographer, Joe Cardamone. To set the scene for our picture of Joe's life, we get chatting about the broad spectrum of non-artist jobs Joe has had. From working in a grocery store and being part of the army and air force, to being a full-time plumber, project analyst, and manager, he has done it all. We hear why and how Joe got into the art world, and how a camera as a Christmas present catalyzed his photography career. We delve into Joe's relationship with NFTs as a non-NFT photographer and we hear his opinions on memes, his hopes for art collectors, and the boom in the NFT market. From the advice he received from his father, his favorite food, his dream place to live, and his dream animal, this episode gives us a full picture of all aspects of Joe. We hope you enjoy it! Key Points From This Episode:•    A welcome to the guest, Joe Cardamone!•    Joe's experience trying to find pizza in New York City.•    Why Joe purchased a hardwire wallet.•    Joe's first thoughts about NFTs. •    Joe's relationship with NFTs as a non-NFT photographer: it is not his focus.•     How NFTs have increased people looking at art.•    Why Joe chose art/photography, and his parent's opinions on his career choice.•    Talking about the broad spectrum of non-artist jobs Joe has had.•    What animal Joe would be (a wolf), and why (they are aesthetic and highly social, community-oriented, loyal creatures).•    Joe's favorite food (his grandmother's eggplant parmesan sandwich). •    The two best pieces of advice Joe has been given:]•    1: practice harder than you play.•    2: make them tell you no.•    Joe's advice for artists joining the NFT space.•    Where Joe's dream place to live is (Colorado) and why (the view of mountains).•    Discussing memes and meme videos.•    The hopes for future actions by collectors.  •    Joe's shoutouts.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Joe Cardamone on TwitterJoe Cardamone on InstagramJoe Cardamone FoundationNorCal and Shill on Twitter

Carre' Callaway-aka Queen Kwong- is a musician,  song-writer and podcaster.  Like most musicians in the last couple years, Carre' has had a challenging time maneuvering the sudden change in her vocation, but her situation is different.  On top of the touring limitations, Carre' was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis and two months later,  her husband left her.  What did she do?....... Naturally, made a record. The newest Queen Kwong record, Couples Only  isn't your typical "divorce record" of reflective poetry, but rather a fiercely raw and emotional look at a great loss and a future recovered.  In this episode, Carre' and Joe discuss how she navigated these waters,  she shares the improvisational process she uses to make records and we hear why Couples Only  has an unlikely pop song on its track listing.   Carre' also tells us a wild story from her days opening for Nine Inch Nails and we here a couple tunes.https://www.queenkwong.com/ https://sonicritualrecordings.com/Tour Stories is sponsored by Izotope. Tour Story listeners get one month free of Music Production Suite Pro or 10% of all software by using code FRET10 at https://www.izotope.com/Tour Stories is sponsored by Self Care Non-Alcoholic Beer by Three Magnets. Go to https://drinkselfcare.com/ to get 15% off your first order using code TOURSTORIES

I'm thrilled to welcome Carré Callaway and Joe Cardamone, AKA Queen Kwong and Skeleton Joe. Carré talks about growing up in a hotel and her dad's industrial/punk nightclub in Denver. Once she started focusing on music (this would be AFTER her 6th grade band, Population 3) one of her first gigs was opening for Nine Inch Nails and, as she describes it, messing up on a large scale. She's also written music with him that's never come out! But she really started finding her voice after meeting Joe Cardamone from The Icarus Line. With Joe's help Carré has developed a unique, improvisational style of recording albums. In fact, their maxim is the first take may not be the best sounding but it's the most honest. So they try to stick to that whenever possible. It has worked for her albums as well as the Quarentina film project she and Joe collaborated on.Carré also discusses her late diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and how that has affected her. She's got a new album out soon called Couples Only. She tells me why she used that name and how much of the record is about reclaiming her voice after a pretty rough divorce. Follow her @QueenKwong on social media. Follow joe_cardamone. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Support the show with a review or money. Merch is available through performanceanx.threadless.com. You can buy a cup of coffee & give it to the show via ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Now check out Queen Kwong and Skeleton Joe on Performance Anxiety on Pantheon Podcasts.

I'm thrilled to welcome Carré Callaway and Joe Cardamone, AKA Queen Kwong and Skeleton Joe. Carré talks about growing up in a hotel and her dad's industrial/punk nightclub in Denver. Once she started focusing on music (this would be AFTER her 6th grade band, Population 3) one of her first gigs was opening for Nine Inch Nails and, as she describes it, messing up on a large scale. She's also written music with him that's never come out! But she really started finding her voice after meeting Joe Cardamone from The Icarus Line. With Joe's help Carré has developed a unique, improvisational style of recording albums. In fact, their maxim is the first take may not be the best sounding but it's the most honest. So they try to stick to that whenever possible. It has worked for her albums as well as the Quarentina film project she and Joe collaborated on.Carré also discusses her late diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and how that has affected her. She's got a new album out soon called Couples Only. She tells me why she used that name and how much of the record is about reclaiming her voice after a pretty rough divorce. Follow her @QueenKwong on social media. Follow joe_cardamone. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Support the show with a review or money. Merch is available through performanceanx.threadless.com. You can buy a cup of coffee & give it to the show via ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Now check out Queen Kwong and Skeleton Joe on Performance Anxiety on Pantheon Podcasts.

Joe Cardamone has been on my radar for fifteen years but I actually met him for the first time at Lanegan's funeral. He made a keychain for Mark's friends like the old hotel keys, imprinted with "Mark Lanegan, the Night Porter, 1964-2022." This is our first real conversation and, man, it was really so fantastic to talk to him.   Los Angeles native artist Joe Cardamone has lived a few lifetimes while leaving a wiry dent in the global underground music and film scenes. The band that Joe fronted for 17 years, The Icarus Line, formed in East Los Angeles in 1998. Over the course of six albums the punk agitators became an underground phenomenon and the most dangerous, if not the greatest, punk group of their generation. The cult band that never gave up. Performances at the Reading and Leeds Festivals in front of 30,000+ fans, multiple appearances on the legendary John Peel show, criss-crossing the US in a van opening a stadium tour for A Perfect Circle and The Cult and a UK tour with Primal Scream are just some of the "greatest hits" of a legend loaded with nearly mythic live performances and chaos. But it was the death of guitarist and original member Alvin DeGuzman in 2017 following a long battle with cancer, which was the actual end of The Icarus Line (a demise recently depicted in Michael Grodner's independent film "The Icarus Line Must Die" which is now streaming on Amazon and Hulu). The following year Joe released his solo debut, the frenzied Holy War album and film on his own imprint American Primitive. Cardamone's new approach was a modern one man show that forged R&B and crushing electronics with the combative spirit of his formative punk years. While crafting a pair of follow up albums in 2020 the world stopped and the QUARENTINA project emerged in response. Outside of his work as an artist Joe has produced and collaborated with some of the greatest artists of our time including Mark Lanegan, lan Astbury, Warren Ellis (Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds) and James Williamson (The Stooges).

The dynamic duo of best pals with 20 years of friendship and collaborations is back to chat about DASHCAM, Kanye, Mediocrity-core and to have a very blessed phone call with Alexander from Vitamin XP @ANNIEHARDY@vitaminxpmusic@joe_cardamone

In this episode, Tim and Brock talk with Joe Cardamone. Get a weekly episode breakdown, sneak peak of the next episode, and other resources in your inbox for free at https://scuttlebutt.substack.com/. Joe was an aviation planner in the Army as well as the Air Force which he transferred to for his reserve time. Joe got interested in film creating Youtube videos with his friends. His interest eventually led him to several related fields including acting, screenwriting, and eventually photography - his biggest passion. We talk with Joe about the business of acting and all the different roles involved in putting a film together. We also discuss how the military influences our creative processes negatively and steps that can be done to avoid that. Lastly, Joe explains why producing art whether through content or some other way, helps you find your voice which is the most important thing we can do. You can follow Joe on his personal website, Twitter, or Instagram. Whether you're in the service for four years or twenty, you have learned skills, led teams, and learned what it takes to execute under pressure. While those past successes are valuable, they don't always translate to a life or career when you get your DD214. Join Tim and Brock as they break down the skills and strategies current and former military members are using to build a successful careers on the outside the service. Follow along with us. • Tim: @Mccaurthor, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbJ5Ly07sxv2lrofAiN16aw • Brock: @BrockHBriggs • Instagram: Scuttlebutt_Podcast • Send us an email: scuttlebuttpod1@gmail.com

Our next guest is none other than the artistic legend that is Joe Cardamone.  The Travelling Entertainer Podcast goes deep into Joe's experiences of touring the world with The Icarus Line, his transition to a solo artist, the current state of the touring and we talk about his latest release with Mark Lanegan titled Dark Mark Vs. Skeleton Joe.You can buy Dark Mark Vs. Skeleton Joe here: https://rarebirdlit.com/dark-mark-vs-skeleton-joe-limited-edition-2xlp-w-download-code/?Videos:Living Dead: https://youtu.be/JeHweds8BboSanctified: https://youtu.be/EEGWoyLCCzsStitch It Up with Jimmy the Cab Driver: https://youtu.be/vuW0KLUYCQg

This week Thoryn is calling the shots so that means lots of topics, and lots of uninformed takes from Jason. We discuss the Alec Baldwin incident, film labor strikes, Steve Gorman and the faultiness of memory. Then, new records from Brandi Carlisle, Jason Isbell and just in time for Halloween, the Mark Lanegan and Joe Cardamone collaboration: Dark Mark Vs. Skeleton Joe. Later, we discuss the ability of music to elicit memories, the irredeemability of Vince Neil, headbanger chicks, Shkreli's Wu-Tang record, DUNE and the trainwreck that is Black Widow. Also: Thoryn professes his love for Michael Bolton. That alone make this episode worth a listen.

Joe Cardamone joins us on this episode. Even as a kid, Joe was creative (his dad WAS a child actor). He started singing by humming the star wars theme during long car trips as a kid. And he found that art was very therapeutic for him; it's been a driving force that has gotten him through some tragic times, including the deaths of two friends and band members. He started off as a punk kid in Kanker Sores, transitioned into The Icarus Line, and now to a solo career. He has also collaborated with some incredible people like Annie Hardy, Queen Kwong, Ian Ottaway, and Mark Lanegan. Their joint album Skeleton Joe vs Dark Mark, will hopefully be out soon. His latest project, Quarantina, is a wonderful multimedia release that is both musically & visually stunning. Follow him on social media and check out Quarantina on YouTube. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on the socials. Merch is found at performanceanx.threadless.com. Coffee can be donated to us at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. So let's just jump into this one with Joe Cardamone on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

Joe Cardamone joins us on this episode. Even as a kid, Joe was creative (his dad WAS a child actor). He started singing by humming the star wars theme during long car trips as a kid. And he found that art was very therapeutic for him; it's been a driving force that has gotten him through some tragic times, including the deaths of two friends and band members. He started off as a punk kid in Kanker Sores, transitioned into The Icarus Line, and now to a solo career. He has also collaborated with some incredible people like Annie Hardy, Queen Kwong, Ian Ottaway, and Mark Lanegan. Their joint album Skeleton Joe vs Dark Mark, will hopefully be out soon. His latest project, Quarantina, is a wonderful multimedia release that is both musically & visually stunning. Follow him on social media and check out Quarantina on YouTube. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on the socials. Merch is found at performanceanx.threadless.com. Coffee can be donated to us at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. So let's just jump into this one with Joe Cardamone on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Cardamone joins us on this episode. Even as a kid, Joe was creative (his dad WAS a child actor). He started singing by humming the star wars theme during long car trips as a kid. And he found that art was very therapeutic for him; it's been a driving force that has gotten him through some tragic times, including the deaths of two friends and band members. He started off as a punk kid in Kanker Sores, transitioned into The Icarus Line, and now to a solo career. He has also collaborated with some incredible people like Annie Hardy, Queen Kwong, Ian Ottaway, and Mark Lanegan. Their joint album Skeleton Joe vs Dark Mark, will hopefully be out soon. His latest project, Quarantina, is a wonderful multimedia release that is both musically & visually stunning. Follow him on social media and check out Quarantina on YouTube. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on the socials. Merch is found at performanceanx.threadless.com. Coffee can be donated to us at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. So let's just jump into this one with Joe Cardamone on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

Joe Cardamone joins us on this episode. Even as a kid, Joe was creative (his dad WAS a child actor). He started singing by humming the star wars theme during long car trips as a kid. And he found that art was very therapeutic for him; it's been a driving force that has gotten him through some tragic times, including the deaths of two friends and band members. He started off as a punk kid in Kanker Sores, transitioned into The Icarus Line, and now to a solo career. He has also collaborated with some incredible people like Annie Hardy, Queen Kwong, Ian Ottaway, and Mark Lanegan. Their joint album Skeleton Joe vs Dark Mark, will hopefully be out soon. His latest project, Quarantina, is a wonderful multimedia release that is both musically & visually stunning. Follow him on social media and check out Quarantina on YouTube. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on the socials. Merch is found at performanceanx.threadless.com. Coffee can be donated to us at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. So let's just jump into this one with Joe Cardamone on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode #49 of The XS Noize Music Podcast, Lee Campbell catches up with Mark Lanegan to discuss Dark Mark vs Skeleton Joe, his collaborative project with The Icarus Line frontman, Joe Cardamone, his recent autobiography, moving to Ireland and much more. A project born from mutual respect, Dark Mark vs Skeleton Joe mines electronic music and unearths an experimental sound for Mark Lanegan and Joe Cardamone. A prolific artist and author, Lanegan has collaborated with many bands and musicians, including UNKLE, Neko Case, The Duke Spirit, Humanist and Queens of the Stone Age, among many others.

Episode 226 of Life In The Stocks sees the return of Joe Cardamone. This time around we discuss heartache, creativity, the pandemic, moving forward, and Joe's new project, Quarentina. Follow me on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram: @mattstocksdj Check out the Life In The Stocks Patreon page, support this podcast, and get all kinds of extras in return, from bonus podcasts & DJ mixes to archive print interviews & radio shows. www.patreon.com/lifeinthestocks My first book, 'Life In The Stocks: Veracious Conversations with Musicians & Creatives (Vol. 01)' is also out NOW and is available via Amazon, Waterstones, Blackwell's & Rare Bird Publishing. https://rarebirdlit.com/life-in-the-stocks-veracious-conversations-with-musicians-creatives/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joe Cardamone is back once more to talk about stuff and then take like two weeks to bounce the pro tools session so that this podcast can be released. You can follow Annie on twitter HERE You can follow Joe on twitter HERE

Los Angeles native artist Joe Cardamone has lived a few lifetimes while leaving a wiry dent in the global underground music and film scenes. The band that Joe fronted for 17 years, The Icarus Line, formed in East Los Angeles in 1998. Over the course of six albums the punk agitators became an underground phenomenon and the most dangerous punk group of their generation. The cult band the never gave up. Cardamone's new album, Quarentina, was birthed from the necessity for distraction and expression. Life gets real hectic real fast and when you are getting dragged down into the sea you better learn to swim. Out of this chaos came some uncut gems, a batch of cool mini songs about love and pain. Tracks done in one or two passes just to grab the moment, not think, and keep flying. A force of nature, the album features 19 songs that were recorded in the matter of a few weeks after the dissolution of a relationship. Sounding so direct you feel like you are in the room with him, Quarentina is the most stripped down, raw and intimate Joe has ever sounded on a record. I spoke via Zoom with Cardamone about his new album and the accompanying short films for it.

The first full-length collaboration between Mark Lanegan and Joe Cardamone—as Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe—will release later next year as a co-release between Rare Bird and Kitten Robot. However, in the meantime, preorders are available now for a very special limited edition 12" single featuring "Dark Mark Theme" b/w "Skeleton Joe Manifesto." This is a sample download link from the record. Mark LaneganJoe CardamoneScreaming The Icarus LineQueens of the Stone Age

The first full-length collaboration between Mark Lanegan and Joe Cardamone—as Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe—will release later next year as a co-release between Rare Bird and Kitten Robot. However, in the meantime, preorders are available now for a very special limited edition 12" single featuring "Dark Mark Theme" b/w "Skeleton Joe Manifesto." This is a sample download link from the record.

Joe Cardamone returns shortly after his second Pfizer zombie shot to review the experience and talk about the old Icarus Line days and dirty deeds done dirt cheap! FOLLOW Annie and Joe on Twitter.

Joe Cardamone is a solo artist, producer, and filmmaker now, but for nearly 20 years he was known for being the frontman of the infamously wild LA noise-punk band, The Icarus Line. In what may be our most personal episode yet, Joe talks to us about meeting his idols, loving his mom, getting touched by Jared Leto, and the long road to becoming a better artist (and better person) after enduring tragedy and loss.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A preview of the Lakeside Players' production of "Little Shop of Horrors" with Joe Cardamone, Katie Gray, and Halie Hutchison. Their production opens tonight.

Joe Cardamone's newest project is a collection of mesmerizing, raw and gritty songs and videos called Holy War. Joe, who previously fronted The Icarus Line, is featured in the film The Icarus Line Must Die, which he wrote with director Michael Grodner. Joe's also part of American Primitive (americanprimitive.org), an L.A.-based cultural creative house and recording studio. This interview was recorded at his Burbank studio, Valley Recording Co. (valleyrecordingcompany.com).

Annie and her best friend since the early 00’s Joe Cardamone (The Icarus Line, Holy War, American Primitive) sit down to talk life, love and Bird Box on this heartwarming episode of Empath of Least Resistance. They also do some ramshackle Ceelo and INXS covers.

    Many of us have an ambition to grow older with our sanity intact....doing it gracefully is often the antithesis of what's expected of a rock musician.   For See Hear podcast episode 55, Bernie, Tim and Maurice invited Michael Grodner onto the show for a conversation. Michael is the director of 2017 film, The Icarus Line Must Die. The story focuses around real life musician Joe Cardamone. He was the lead singer and creative force behind LA post-punk band, The Icarus Line. Joe is now at the “ripe old age” of 37. He is still unsuccessfully trying to get labels to listen to his band, but he's also dealing with a very supportive yet concerned fiance' who needs him to earn some money for them to put food on the table, band members quitting, spoiled rich kids wasting his studio time, fatally ill friends.....oh, did I mention there's a psychopath sending Joe anonymous death threats? Another exciting day in the life of a rock musician!!!!   The See Hear crew speak with Michael about the LA punk scene, working with non-actors, the nature of success, the inspiration of Jim Jarmusch, and laundromats. We're extremely grateful that Michael gave so willingly of his time to speak about his work. We highly recommend you search out The Icarus Line Must Die.   You can stream The Icarus Line Must Die on iTunes and Amazon in the US.....watch out for it in other places soon.   Huge thanks to Mike White of The Projection Booth for the recommendation and to Karen Oberman for arranging the interview.   You can download the show by searching for See Hear podcast on iTunes or download from http://seehear.podbean.com   If you dig what we do, could you please rate us at iTunes or even better, spread the word that the show exists on social media or at your next barbecue, gig, or marathon run so more folks can tune in.   Please join our friendly Facebook group at  http://www.facebook.com/groups/seehearpodcast   You can send us emails at seehearpodcast@gmail.com to suggest films you'd like us to discuss, give us your thoughts on what we do or anything else music-film related.    

AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Mini Spotlight edition, is a short form interview series featuring actors & artists discussing their roles and shows as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Morgan Willett interviews Michael Grodner of The Icarus Must Die. Punk's not dead in this cool AF drama riffing on actual events. THE ICARUS LINE MUST DIE is a dramatic narrative feature set against the backdrop of the current LA underground music scene. The film tracks Joe Cardamone, front man of notorious punk bad boys The Icarus Line as he navigates his way through the ups and downs of the modern music landscape. With a new record completed and a major label deal within sight, Joe fights to keep his band, his relationship and his life from completely falling apart. Ariel Pink, Keith Morris (Black Flag/Circle Jerks), Pearl Charles, Melissa Brooks (The Aquadolls), Justin Pearson (RETOX, The Locust), Rafael Reyes (Prayers) and Jerry Stahl (Permanent  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“The greatest rock group of the 21st Century” - The Guardian Punk's not dead in this cool AF drama riffing on actual events. THE ICARUS LINE MUST DIE is a dramatic narrative feature set against the backdrop of the current LA underground music scene. The film tracks Joe Cardamone, front man of notorious punk bad boys The Icarus Line as he navigates his way through the ups and downs of the modern music landscape. With a new record completed and a major label deal within sight, Joe fights to keep his band, his relationship and his life from completely falling apart. Ariel Pink, Keith Morris (Black Flag/Circle Jerks), Pearl Charles, Melissa Brooks (The Aquadolls), Justin Pearson (RETOX, The Locust), Rafael Reyes (Prayers) and Jerry Stahl (Permanent Midnight) are featured along with performances by Pink Mountaintops, Together Pangea, The Icarus Line, Retox, Obliterations and Annie Hardy of Giant Drag. The film was directed by Michael Grodner and written by Michael Grodner and Joe Cardamone. THE ICARUS LINE MUST DIE will open in LA on June 22 at the Laemmle Royal and will rollout theatrically over the summer by Dark Star Pictures. The film will be available on digital on 7/10 (iTunes, Amazon, Vudu, Google Play, Fandango Now, Xbox and local Cable Providers). The film has a running time of 83 minutes and will not be rated by the MPAA. There will be a special LA premiere followed by a concert on June 20 at the Regent Theater. Live Sets Following The Screening Include: Joe Cardamone (The Icarus Line) Annie Hardy (Giant Drag) Melissa Brooks (The Aquadolls) DJ Sets By: Keith Morris (Black Flag, Circle Jerks, OFF!) Together Pangea Tickets for the event are available here: https://www.ticketfly.com/event/1685464-icarus-line-must-die-official-los-angeles/

It's a BEHIND THE LENS that's out of this world thanks to former astronaut and "Global Space Statesman" BUZZ ALDRIN, writer/director MICHAEL GRODNER, and writers/directors/actors DAVID ZELLNER and NATHAN ZELLNER as we look to the stars, the world of punk rock, and a wild western! First up we take a peek into the stars and space exploration with our pre-recorded interview with BUZZ ALDRIN. A sit-down exclusive that preceded film critic debbie elias moderating an intimate Q&A with Buzz on June 21 for the premiere of THE MAN WHO UNLOCKED THE UNIVERSE (a fascinating documentary on Ulugh Beg whose interest and work in astronomy pre-dated that of Galileo by 150 years and set the stage for much of what has come since in our journey to the stars), take a listen as Buzz talks about his latest endeavor, The Human SpaceFlight Institute, and his thoughts on our trajectory to Mars. Then writer/director MICHAEL GRODNER joins BTLRadioShow to talk about his feature directorial debut, THE ICARUS LINE MUST DIE. A renowned director of music videos and creator of DirectyLaundry.TV, Michael continues his longtime love of music and exploration of the visual medium with this narrative feature co-written and starring JOE CARDAMONE, longtime frontman of punk band The Icarus Line. From a true black and white visual palette to non-actors to the affability of Cardamone and the ease and relatability of the story, Michael goes in-depth into the making of ICARUS with a refreshing candor and energy. And then sit back and take a listen to our exclusive interview with filmmakers DAVID ZELLNER and NATHAN ZELLNER as hilarity ensues talking the wild, wacky, and wonderful revisionist western DAMSEL. Co-directors, co-writers and two of the film's stars, the brothers extraordinaire cover everything from their love of classic westerns (and Budd Boetticher) to location shooting to story to miniature horses, chickens, colors, rowboats and coastlines (in a western, yes!), to directing and acting at the same time, and more. The follow-up to their award-winning indie darling "Kumiko The Treasure Hunter", David and Nathan are an effervescent delight! http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Punk's not dead in this cool AF drama riffing on actual events. THE ICARUS LINE MUST DIE is a dramatic narrative feature set against the backdrop of the current LA underground music scene. The film tracks Joe Cardamone, front man of notorious punk bad boys The Icarus Line as he navigates his way through the ups and downs of the modern music landscape. With a new record completed and a major label deal within sight, Joe fights to keep his band, his relationship and his life from completely falling apart. Ariel Pink, Keith Morris (Black Flag/Circle Jerks), Pearl Charles, Melissa Brooks (The Aquadolls), Justin Pearson (RETOX, The Locust), Rafael Reyes (Prayers) and Jerry Stahl (Permanent Midnight) are featured along with performances by Pink Mountaintops, Together Pangea, The Icarus Line, Retox, Obliterations and Annie Hardy of Giant Drag. The film was directed by Michael Grodner and written by Michael Grodner and Joe Cardamone. THE ICARUS LINE MUST DIE will open in LA on June 22 at the Laemmle Royal and will rollout theatrically over the summer by Dark Star Pictures.  The film will also be available on digital on 7/10 (iTunes, Amazon, Vudu, Google Play, Fandango Now, Xbox and local Cable Providers). Director Michael Grodner joins us to talk about his collaborator and star, Joe Cardamone, the blurred lines between narrative and documentaries, his take on the LA music scene, past and present and Dirty Laundry. Social media: facebook.com/theicaruslinemustdie facebook.com/pg/DirtyLaundryTV

Conan Neutron's Protonic Reversal

Drinking with us this week is Joe Cadamone, the former lead singer of The Icarus Line and current solo artist and Travis Keller the founder of Buddyhead. They popped in to talk about some new projects they have going with their collective American Primitive. They also talk about their upcoming feature film "The Icarus Line Must Die" and Joe's new solo project "Holy War". In typical And now we drink fashion tangents aplenty in this episode.    Live Appearances/ Awesome L.A. Stuff 6/14 Caliente Cage Rage @ Dames N Games Van Nuys 14626 Raymer Van Nuys, CA Party kicks off at 9pm. tell the door you're on Matt Slayer's list for free admission   6/20 The Icarus Line must Die @ The Regent DTLA   Doors at 7:30 P.M. Tweet @Matt_slayer or Instagram @mattslayer for free passes.    Joe's new video "Asleep at the Heel"  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26nOxxUEwm4       This Episode is brought to you by our awesome sponsors   Loot Crate trylootcrate.com/ANWD use the code Bridge10 to get 10% off new subscriptions    Vinyl Me Please Sign up today at www.joinvmp.com/anwd   Gamefly Sign up for your 30 day free trial www.gameflyoffer.com/ANWD     Ghost Tequila  Buy it here. Seriously, it's fucking good.  http://www.ghosttequila.com/   Laughable  IOS users get Laughable in the Itunes app store Android users get on the waiting list at www.laughable.com    Theme music  "And Now We Drink" performed by AS EARTH RECLAIMS US

This week's guest on Life In The Stocks is solo artist & performer Joe Cardamone, formerly of The Icarus Line. The topic of death comes up a lot, from the death of David Bowie and the effect that his passing had on the musical community to the passing of Scott Weiland (Joe was actually on the tour that Weiland died on) and the tragic death of Joe's longtime friend & collaborator Alvin DeGuzman, which was still fresh on Joe's mind at this point. It's heavy duty stuff, but also very inspiring. Thank you to Joe for sharing his story.Follow Matt Stocks on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram: @mattstocksdjCheck out the Life In The Stocks Patreon page here: www.patreon.com/lifeinthestocks See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ariel Pink and Charlotte Ercoli join Annie and Aaron in this special episode recorded at Valley Recording Company with Joe Cardamone engineering, as they talk about LOVE, existential narc shit and moral dilemmas. find them all on Twitter @anniehardy, @aaronsperske, @arielxpink and @charlesdecrema and don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and to tell all your friends about this podcast.

Conan Neutron's Protonic Reversal

Join Frankie C as he takes you through the world of punk rock and hardcore music. Frankie will be playing punk and hardcore music from the golden age of punk and hardcore to the modern day offerings. Frankie will also continue to interview the best and most legendary talent in the world of punk music. Tonight we are joined by Joe Cardamone. The longtime frint man for the Icarus Line. The LA based post punk band that has built a large following with its brand of rock. Joe will get us up to date on the Icarus Line and what the happenings are in the band. To take part in the show you can call in at 347-202-0832  or click on the free skype link on the shows page.

I have mentioned on several episodes and posts that I am metal head. I love Metal, and especially bands like Dillinger Escape plan and Periphery. Before I was a metal head, though my parents and grandparents made sure I had a very wide exposure to music. Growing up I listened to classic rock, big band jazz, 50's and 60's pop and rock. I enjoy the arrangements that went into some of the early pop music. Some songs were very sparse and some were quite elaborate. Some required some amazingly creative thinking on the part of the recording engineers to achieve a certain sound. But then I discovered Metal, in particular Metallica. Metallica had a symphonic quality about them and their longer song structure was like listening to a mini-symphony. But then the "Black Album" happened, and a lot of my metal heroes stopped being metal for a while. So I discovered the Post punk and hardcore scene of the late 70's and early 80's and what ended up being called alternative rock in the 90's. There was a raw quality to the music, and the arrangement was there once again. Of course that scene also dried up and distilled itself into watered down pop leaving me with a craving for something new or perhaps old. It seems while the music that I had enjoyed in my youth was thought to be dead, it was really just a Phoenix getting ready to rise from the ashes. And it turns out so was the post punk hardcore that I enjoyed. And today there is a thriving scene that allows us to not draw lines in the sand and just focus on making great music. And that is What Joe Carmadone does, he makes great music. Listening to the latest Album by the Icarus line is like listening to the audio equivalent of watching someone paint by throwing gobs of it from their brushes. At first it seems like chaos, then a melody emerges. That melody is nurtured and built into a song, and then it all starts again. Talking with Joe, I learned that he a modern guy with old-school sensibility. He knows when something calls for a high tech solution, or when a time tested 50 year recording technique will suffice. How does he know this? Because he is an artist. And artist knows what his tools, respects his tools, and more importantly, knows which tool is best for the job. Joe might have a huge mountain of gear and effects at his disposal, but he uses what is best for the song, for the creation. And that.... is what we discuss in Episode 22. Gear, creating music, and capturing a performance.