Most musicians today begin promotion of their upcoming projects months before recording even begins. Most musicians today continue to promote these projects with full media saturation, causing fans to go numb by release date. Most musicians today know little of … Continue reading →

He crafted the identity of “The MTV Generation” through his visionary work in photography, commercials and music videos (featuring such acts as The Stone Temple Pilots, R.E.M., Green Day, Depeche Mode, The Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, Sonic Youth, Iggy Pop, Pantera, Red … Continue reading →

The year is now 2013, and we have yet to receive a new album from Destroyer in a little over two years. Though this is disheartening, 2011’s Kaputt has already made its mark as a timeless classic that will have … Continue reading →

   Scott Mitchell Putesky (aka Daisy Berkowitz) is the co-founder and former lead guitarist of one of the most controversial bands of the late 20th century “Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids”. While in “Marilyn Manson” Scott recorded multiple gold … Continue reading →

Bermuda Schwartz has been drumming in Weird Al Yankovic’s band since 1980 and has appeared on every one of the bands recordings and videos. We’re happy to speak with this Grammy award winning musician today at BLANKMANinc.com! BLANKMANinc: I read … Continue reading →

What would a BLANKMANinc Halloween Hubbub be without some frightening tunes to carry with you this Halloween? Not a BLANKMANinc Halloween Hubbub of course! Today I have just the album for you, its called Anomalies by Cephalic Carnage. This one … Continue reading →

   After working as photographer for the legendary horror punk band The Misfits, Eerie Von founded the equally legendary band “Samhain” with Misfits frontman Glenn Danzig. After changing  its name to “Danzig” the band was signed to American Records where … Continue reading →

   In retrospect, it’s kinda hard to believe that Fozzy has been alive and kicking for the last 13 years. After one listen of the first album, in the year of our Lord 1999, I remember saying to myself “Well… … Continue reading →