May 28, 2008

STRUTTER SEEKING NEW PUBLISHER!

Strutter magazine is looking for a new home.

If you didn;t have the opportunity to pick up your very own copy of Strutter #1, you can download a copy here.

March 11, 2008

THE CAMPAIGN BEGINS...

Strutter magazine is planning a series of events to raise awareness of the terrible gun violence rocking our youth and to raise $$$$ to promote youth groups in various geographical areas across the nation.

Strutter is a magazine that directly reaches our readers through the locations they frequent and since we are there, on the street, we need to bring this message out.

ROCK THE VIOLENCE!!

Be one of the first to fly our banner - the campaign begins.... download it now!

March 10, 2008

BEHIND THE SCENES WITH SCOTT WEILAND

Just completed this behind the scenes video shot for LAseen during the Scott Weiland cover shoot. This will be broadcast to over 1,000,000 people in the Los Angeles area.

March 02, 2008

WHAT'S INSIDE ISSUE #2? CHECK THIS OUT...

" We’ve just learned how to make it work. You can’t get around the fact that there are four large egos, including mine. However, I think everyone looks to me as the leader, creatively. The guy that comes up with the video concepts, the album and visual ideas. But everyone’s got their place in the band. Duff (McKagan) is the guy we look to for financial stuff. He’s “that guy.” Matt is the mayor of Revolver City. He has connections everywhere. So he spreads the word (about the band). He’s out there constantly marketing. And then Slash. He’s a walking billboard. You see Slash walking down the street with his hat on and his glasses and, you know, he’s Slash." - Scott Weiland in an exclusive interview.

 "Damien was accused of being a witch and of worshipping the Devil.  The evidence against Damien came from the testimony of children and things that they thought they heard or saw.  Links to the occult were established by presenting to a jury books that Damien had read, black clothes that he had worn, music that he listened to and things that he wrote in his journal. A “cult expert” who has since been exposed as a fraud, was called to testify against Damien.  Much like the “spectral evidence” that sent so many innocent people to the gallows in Salem Village in the late 1600’s, none of this evidence ever actually provided proof of triple murder. It was all just unsubstantiated claims of people that were supported by the beliefs of a deeply religious community stirred into a panic that mirrored events of the past and gave life to this contemporary witch trial of these three men better known as The West Memphis Three." - Michale Graves from a piece on Damien Echols and the West Memphis Three