Crummy House is pleased to present a collaboration with Vegetable Kingdom on a tape for Pawlacz Perski‘s call for submissions. This is a great piece and we’re super-stoked to hear the hard work that Logan put into the mix. Vegetable Kingdom is Logan McFee, musician, sound composer and electronic musician living in Austin, Texas.
While we work out the details of the next couple works, we encourage you to go jam on this mixtape by Nate Cross. Nate’s band Marriage has been kicking some major eardrums these days, so you should go give ’em a listen, as well.
We’re very close to finishing this great collaboration with new friend X.C. Atkins. We’ll be having a hang sesh and zine release Thursday, August 2nd from 7 – 10 PM, at Yellow Jacket Social Club to celebrate the completion.
Bring some bucks to buy a zine and have a drink with us. We’ll have some Rod Stewart jams pumping in the background and a bunch of paper, folded into little books for your perusal.
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Little Wooden Something Artists
David Clark – Aaron Michalovic – Kevin Trahan – Adam Young – Mason McFee
Crummy House is proud to have worked with these builders and makers on Little Wooden Somethings, a collection of small sculptures.
The artwork was displayed and a mini-poster was created to document these works.
Crummy House is pleased to announce a collaboration with artist and all-around, super talented dude, Adam Young. Adam participated in our recent Little Wooden Somethings collaboration and was awesome and asked us to show them in Songs of the Early Riser show on Saturday at Common House. We can’t wait to see all the great things Adam has cooked up! Come out and buy some art!
For a limited time, subscribe to Beautiful/Decay and get a zine with your purchase.
Crummy House sent in 50 limited-edition zines we made with our buds Kevin Munoz and Drew Lakin. We’ll be posting the zine in all its glory one of these days, but for now, go get one with your subscription to B/D.
We thought we’d try and rope a couple of our friends who play/make music to make some mixtapes for us. We’re interested in what inspires, motivates and moves people, so this was just another way for us to mix and mash things up into something totally unique to Crummy House.
This mix comes to us from a friend who is taking off for Chicago soon with his bride to be. Klint Teston lives in Austin, Texas and plays in a band called Expensive Shit. We’ll miss these pals up in Chicago, but will welcome the opportunity to come hang.
Proud to announce my first project since getting back in the game of Crummy House. Stay tuned for the line up of awesome wood workers who will be getting arty on this mini-project. I’m super excited to see what comes out of this mix-mash of wood and paper.
March was a blur. A good blur, but dang, it went by real fast.
We met up yesterday to plan out what will be a rebirth of art making this year. We’ve got some new projects brewing and fun times to be had. Each of us will be initiating our own projects as to cover more ground, but we’ll all be collaborating when our day jobs and schooling allows us to all get together. We want to keep the fire of collaboration and friendship building going with art as our catalyst. Maybe a little music, too.
Stay tuned.
Or don’t.
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Check out this rad video recap of the Megazine Launch!
EDIT: In our haste to publish this video, we forgot to thank our bud, and great artist Rich Cali. Rich made this sweet video you see up there. We were pumped to work with Rich in the Common House exhibition. I’m working with Rich on a collaboration of my own in the coming months. It’s gonna be way rad and I’m pumped up to see what happens.