May 7, 2010

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On Tour w/Jimmy G.

of Murphy's Law

and Arthur A. of

Arsonists get All the

Girls

We get Hot w/

Miss Nude 2009

Keira Riley!

CD review of the Week:

Bodies in the Lake

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PI: Arthur, how is touring going so far?

AA.: It’s going great. We just played New England Metal Fest;

we’re meeting a lot of cool people, and getting to see a lot of

awesome bands.

PI: How is it playing with Impending Doom?

AA.: Great. We toured with them a few years ago. They are

awesome guys. It’s awesome to be able to tour with them again.

PI: What was your favorite place to play, like out of the venues

you’ve played so far?

AA.: Um there are a lot of awesome places. New England

Metal Fest is definitely always fun. We’ve played there for a

couple years now. So yea, I’d say Massachusetts is one of our

favorite places to play.

PI: If you could put a tour together, and you had the choice of

ANY bands to put on it, who would you pick?

AA.: Um, well there are so many bands to choose from…

PI: Top 5…

AA.: Oh man I hate this question haha, um probably Poison the Well, Dream Theatre, umm let me

think, Deftones, Dredge, um, yea that’s all I got right now. There are just so many awesome bands

out there its hard to choose.

PI: You guys are with Century Media. How is it having label support?

AA.: It’s really good. We don’t have anything bad to say about them, like a lot of the other labels out

there. They have a great relationship with us. They really take good care of us. They give a lot of sup-

port.

PI: So how did you start, where did you get your break?

AA.: Well, someone heard our CD, then they shared it with someone from Century Media. And then

they got in contact with us. We actually didn’t send them any press kit or anything because we didn’t

think they would be interested. They actually hit us up and we were so excited to start working with

them.

PI: So they were the one’s who contacted you?

AA: Yea. It was a big deal for us. Haha. We were like crapping our pants. It’s a legendary Label and

we’re very lucky to be working with them.

On Tour w/ Arthur A. of

Arsonists Get All the Girls

PI: Who would you say that are some of your inspirations? Yours or

the bands?

AA.: Um well everyone listens to different music. So, yea, I don’t

know. We all listen to different kinds of music, ska, death metal,

punk, you know, hardcore. Whatever, you name it, we probably like

it. I mean, I listen to Lady Gaga, so I could say she’s one of my inspi-

rations or whatever haha.

PI: With the CD era coming to an end, how do you make money?

AA.: Merch!

PI: What about touring?

AA.: No, it’s mainly all merch, I’m not going to lie. I mean how

much we sell depends on where we are, it always varies. But merch

is mainly how bands are making their money these days.

PI: Where do you think a lot of people hear about you?

AA.: Probably Myspace. It’s probably the biggest way these days. I think it’s done a lot for the music

industry, and getting your name out there. I mean anyone can start a band and put their stuff up there,

and everyone can hear it. I could definitely say a lot of people heard about us from Myspace.

PI: So what’s next for you guys?

AA.: Well after this tour we’re taking some time off and we got some big stuff coming up. We’re going

to be headlining a tour this year. We’re going to write a new record by next June.

PI: Can you tell us what the new record is going to

be about?

AA.: It’s definitely going to be a lot heavier, and

dark. We are just going to combine the elements of

all our past albums and just build the best CD we

can.

PI: Well thank you for sitting down with us Arthur.

AA.: Oh anytime, you’re awesome. Thank you!

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Recently I was handed an untitled

demo from a few of my friends who played

a show with a band called Bodies in the

Lake. It took me a while before I actually

listened to it but when I did, I was im-

pressed. With their untitled five song demo

recorded at Atrium Audio studio in Lancas-

ter Pennsylvania, Bodies in the Lake bring

the best of local progressive hardcore that I

can honestly say I haven’t heard anywhere

else in the local scene. When you label your

band experimental hardcore, you have a lot

to live up to especially with the current pro-

gressive scene with bands such as Veil of

Maya and Animals as Leaders.

The demo begins with a three minute ambient sound track which isn’t the best way to start a

demo however you’ll be thankful that there is at least some calm before a heavy storm. Jumping

into the second song “Ohh, Sorry for the Confusion,” mixes between breakdowns, blast beats,

sweeps and double bass all before the two minute mark of the song. Even sticking to their hardcore

roots, chord progressions of the 80’s punk days can be heard throughout this demo (with the excep-

tion of the two ambient songs). The band even closes the demo up nicely with “Ashley’s Song”

which is five minutes of calming techno/ambience and two minutes of calming instrumental which

is a nice calm piece after a storm of fury.

While my only complaint is the mixture of too much ambience, I understand that this demo

was made as a benefit demo for a family and there had to be family friendly parts on it. It has also

come to my understanding that the band does not play the techno/ambient tracks live, which gives

you even more of a reason to see some kick ass metal. I do particularly enjoy the second song on

the demo “Oh Sorry for the Confusion,” seeing as it best expresses what the band has to offer in my

opinion. I’m giving this band wishful thinking and am expecting their next release to have more

shredding and more breakdowns, however for a debut demo this is some of the best in the local

genre.

The band is currently working on a new four song demo that will not have the ambient driven

tracks as well as two new songs. They are playing shows around PA and will take part of the “2010

Lights and Fights Tour.” This is definitely a band to look out for in the future.

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On Tour w/ Jimmy G. of Murphy’s Law

PI: Jimmy, you’ve been doing this forever. What

keeps you going?

JG: Drugs Money, and Sex! Seriously, I like doing it.

During the day I do carpentry work and I also have

the tattoo shop. The past couple of years we were

touring steadily and it became a bit too much for the

fist time in my life and my girlfriend got on my case

to stay home. But you know, I was missing it so we

are back out on the road and we are releasing our

whole back catalog of music. It cool because we’re

playing Bogotá, Columbia on July 24th.

PI: How long do you see yourself doing this for?

JG: I don’t know…If Charlie Harper can do it @ 65

and Vinnie can do it @ 892 I can do it. Just kidding, I

guess he 50 now, I guess I can keep doing it. I just

have to take better care of myself. I party a lot harder

than those guys. They take care of themselves and I

get fucked up everyday. I drink a lot and do some

other things.

PI: What’s up with today’s hardcore scene?

JG: Its different. It used to be hard-core punk rock.

All the hardcore stuff turned into metal from my

stand point. That’s where I come from. We try to be

different from everybody else and it seems like a lot of people are just following each other. Who’s

following Sick of it All? Who’s following Agnostic Front? Who’s following what band and making

the same exact sound? It should be you learn from the sound you look up to, and then you com-

pletely change it. Like me...I love Agnostic Front. We are a very eclectic band. Don’t do the same

thing, change it. There’s no evolution in something that doesn’t change, that’s keeps rotating.

PI: How do you feel about the kid’s reactions here in Central Pa or other places vs. the kids in NY?

JG: It’s different. We play all the major markets in Japan. Sometimes we even go out to the country

and play tiny shows. But, it’s always cool. We are trying to get to Indonesia. I think Sick of it All’s

been there. The hardcore scene is big there. Everything Murphy’s Law does is grassroots. We just

took on an agent again to help us book shows. We are trying to play all these places that most peo-

ple don’t play. We are in Reading Pa playing @ the Silo. How cool is that? The place has been here

since the late 1800’s. It was rebuilt in 1975. Its like this ancient place, that’s still ancient, and all the

kids are from around here. I don’t expect anything, but I always get amazed. We do different sets

for different places. And its always cool.

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PI: You got anything new coming up?

JG: We are working on a new record now and I’m working

with Ice Cream records to put out our back catalog. We are

working on a DVD. I was cleaning out 2 storage spaces and I

found boxes and boxes of tapes of stuff. Half of it I don’t

even know how I’m gonna copy it. All kids of old formats.

This is my life. Its not my business or my job. I do this be-

cause I love it. Some of my friends have requested a new re-

cord. Touring is a lot of work and had taken control of my

life. So, now that I’ve been home and the bands been practic-

ing now and then, now we can work on some new stuff.

We’ve got some younger guys coming from some other

bands, this band is a stepping stone for other things, but its

also a good time for everyone. Let’s see where it goes. Its

gonna make the people who have been waiting for new shit

happier.

PI: Thanks for sitting down with us and giving us a chance to

get Plug’d In with you.

JG: Thanks to you guys! Its awesome what you are doing.

You don’t see a printed book anymore. Everybody does it

online now, so that really separates you guys and that’s fuck-

ing cool!

For more Murphy’s Law

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It’s starting to get hot. Keira Riley is amazingly Hot. What better

way for us to help kick up the temperature in the magazine than to

feature our interview with Miss Nude 2009 Keira Riley. We caught

up with Ms Riley after her performance @ Berks County’s premiere

gentleman's club, Al’s Diamond Cabaret.

PI: What has been your impression of Al’s Diamond Cabaret and

dancing here in Central Pa?

KR: I really like Al’s. It really reminds me of an 80’s style club. It’s

kind of like striptease back in the Flash dance era. I love it. It brings

back the roots of our industry.

PI: Have you ever been to Al’s before?

KR: No I haven’t. I’ve heard of it for years because I’m kind of a lo-

cal, but I’ve known of Reading, Pa, and Als thru my competitors

agencies and all the girls I’m friends with. All the hot girls come

here. They book a feature here every week, but this is my first time.

PI: You say you’re a local. Can you explain that?

KR: I’ve lived all over Pa. I currently live in State College, so I’m not too far away. I used to work

@ Delilah’s in Philly when I was 18. I’m currently 23.

PI: How has winning Miss Nude World changed your career?

KR: Its changed it a lot. I was runner up in 2008 and I was the youngest girl to compete out of 24

features. For a newcomer and someone so young to place that high, and the following year to win,

its unheard of. My career has really progressed. You don’t hear of a feature being 19 years old and

that’s when I started. I wasn’t the norm in feature entertainment. I’ve had more house girl’s than

anyone and I’ve brought a lot of younger girls into the feature aspect and now they are very suc-

cessful.

PI: What does your traveling schedule look like?

KR: I’m currently talking to my agency about going to Puerto Rico. Right now I only go out once a

month. I was on the road for over 3 years. I was out 48 weeks of 52. It’s a very boring hotel life.

You are very sheltered. So I wanted to live out my youth. As much as I love dancing, I still needed

my life back. I stopped dancing around 6 months ago and started to miss it, so I came back out on

the road. Its very exclusive. I just announced that I was coming back and already have 6 months of

clubs booked.

PI: What are your plans for the future?

KR: I’m not actually sure. I just moved back home from L.A. I would like to teach the root of

dancing to younger kid. Not the Adult aspect, but the roots of dance itself. I’m thinking about open-

ing up my own studio eventually. I’m also an aerialist and nobody in our area teaches that. It’s more

of a West Coast thing. I’d like to take what I’ve learned as a self taught aerialist and teach it to other

girls. I’m considering a lot of things in the future.

PI: How would you describe your stage show?

KR: Its very high energy. I do a lot of fire, a lot of aerials, and I use a

lot of props. I use more props when I’m at competitions. I’ve done

the Penthouse G-string Awards. I was a 2 time Silver G-string Award

winner and I’ve been featured in the magazine 6 times. When I go on

the road and do my big completions, that’s when I bring it all out. I

bring a big concert feel to it. It all depends on where I’m at.

PI: Thank you so much Keira for getting us Plug’d In.

KR: Thank you so much guys. You are so awesome!

To learn more about Keira , check out her MySpace @

www.myspace.com/keira_riley

Jokes We apologize if you found any of

the jokes to be crude or offensive.

We also apologize for you not hav-

ing any sense of humor and for be-

ing so damn uptight. Jeez, they’re

ABC's of ex girlfriends

A is for Arteries.

You know, the things that your ex-girlfriend ripped out because she really didn't care for you you twit she was only after your money and could have given a

shit about you.

B is for Bitter. Who, me?? No way. I really hope things between them do work out. I hope they get married and have 2 children that are little devils and her

hips get huge and his eyebrows finally grow completely together and they get fat and old together and then DIE!!

C is for Call ya later.She won't. She never has before.

D is for Dumped. Does D need to be explained?

E is for Eating like a pig. Remember when you took her out and she said "I'm not hungry" so you figured you could take her to a nice place because you were

able to afford a nice meal at this fine restaurant. Then she ate more than your Uncle Roy (you remember Uncle Roy the one with the mustard stains on every-

thing). So you flip the bill and are broke for the next two weeks and she wonders why you were unable to call her that week and go see movies.

F is for Friends. That is what she just wants to be. As if you can even stand to look at her.

G is for Gun. And yes there is a waiting period.

H is for Horny. Remember when she looked nice and even had a personality? Well, you figure it out.

I stands for I still hate her. Odds are I always will, unless she calls me and offers me favors.

J stands for Jim. This is her new boyfriend. Doesn't Jim have a nice car ? Doesn't Jim have a good job? Why does Jim want to date her? I think Jim could do

much better. I hate Jim. Jim is my mortal enemy.

K stands for Kill.

L is for Love. It's a great euphoric feeling that exists between two people and is shared upon by both parties.

L is also for Lunatic. Lunatics are crazy. Lunatics are the last people that actually believe in love.

M stands for Mephistophiles. That is who she worked for.

N stands for Necropheliac. She didn't move very much, did she?

O is for On top. When on top she has another O word.

P is for Pill. She said she was on it. She lied. She is now sueing you for a few hundred bucks a month.

Q is for Quitter. She couldn't last.

R is for Rich little Bitch. She bought my love but I paid for it.

S stands for Suffer. That's what she made me do.

T is for torture. Torture is what she did. She tortured you with the truth. She also tortured you with lies.

U is for Understatement. Saying you hate that bitch is an understatement.

V is for Voluptuous. That is the primamry reason you were dating her in the first place.

W stands for Whine. She was a pro at this.

X is for Xylophone. Because X is always for xylophone.

Y stands for You suck! Remember when she yelled that at you.

Z stands for ZIPPER. This is what you got your hair stuck in while trying to get dressed too quickly while she yelled "QUICK! They're home!"

.

stands for period. Which is a couple of weeks late, because she lied to you about taking what P stands for. It also means you won't get any for a week.

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Shoo, Bodies in the Lake, Penn Ave Music, Hammer and

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Prospect Park, After 3 AM, Driving Metal Entertainment

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Rock, Gandhi, Tech Basement, Eddies Garage, Chuck

Norris, Stewie and Family Guy, Billy Mohan, Cyanide

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