Experomedia Relief Fund

EXPERIMEDIA JAPAN DISASTER RELIEF FUND: Between now and the end of March 2011... when you purchase an Experimedia or Home Normal sound object from this category 100% of monies received from that sale will go to the Japan Earthquake Relief Fund set up by New York's Japan Society. So not only do you make a contribution to a great cause but as a gift for your donation you receive a fantastic gift of music.


charles-eric charrier - silver


black swan - in 8 movements


Experimedia sends its thoughts and prayers to all of our supporter's friends and family in Japan. Experimedia works closely with many artists, labels, and distributors in Japan many of which have become our good friends. Please extend your thoughts to our friends; Ian & Lee Hawgood (Home Normal), Ryo Nakata (Slowflow), Shinobu Nemoto (Moufu Rokuon), Nao Sugimoto (Spekk), all our friends at P*Dis our Japanese distributor, Yukitomo Hamasak (Matter), Yasuhiko Fukuzono (Flau), Will of Celer who is now living in Japan, Akihito (Nothings66), Sawako, Symbolic Interaction, Saito Koji, Cal Lyall (Subvalent/Testtone), and all those from/in Japan we have worked with over the years. Our thoughts are with you all.

-Experimedia





I recommend The Black Swan LP -AJ

Raw Video- Japan Earthquake And Tsunami

My cousin is in Japan right now.

I hope he is safe.

East of Eden

Photo by Mark Steinmetz

Exhibition: East of Eden
March 3rd – May 21st, 2011
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 10th, 2011, 6:00pm – 9:00pm

The Philadelphia Photo Arts Center is excited to announce East of Eden, a spring exhibition running from March 3rd to May 21st, featuring the work of Doug DuBois, Amy Stein and Mark Steinmetz. East of Eden investigates contemporary America through the lens of John Steinbeck’s canonical novel. The exhibition draws upon themes of the west as a place for transformation and prosperity, familial relationships, America on the brink of change, and the deterioration of the small town.

More than 58 years after its initial publication, the novel’s themes still resonate with great impact in a contemporary context. America itself has undergone a tremendous shift in the last few decades, similar to those in the novel. Rather than locate works that draw upon the time period staged in the novel, the photographs in the exhibition were all created within the last 20 years depicting a newer version of Steinbeck’s America fraught with parallel turbulence, doubt and uncertainty.

© Aaron Nutter

© Aaron Nutter, Sebastian fl


© Aaron Nutter, Sebastian fl

© Aaron Nutter

Check out the Dirty Beaches Review on The 16 Pound Rabbit Blog!

© Aaron Nutter

The Birds

I have seen the film Open Range with Kevin Costner. It is true that this might be a half decent Kevin Costner film. The only thing holding it back, in my opinion is the musical score. The score itself is too grand, similar to music maybe fit for a Walt Disney film.



In short, I felt I could make a much more interesting score for 'Open Range', only realizing that I can never get access to the film without the current musical score. However, I did the next best thing. I found a great film that has no musical score.


Sample 1


Influenced by Hitchcock's film The Birds, I have created a musical composition that reflects my love for the film. I have also been working to produce a special limited edition vinyl released via the notorious artist collective, 16 Pound Rabbit containing the musical score. I will be raising the money through a website called Kick Starter within the next month. This will help me pay for the record as well as sell to a few to people willing to donate a few cents.



If you can not view the video above click here.

James Street Part Two

My guess is the guy cheated on his girl friend. Please note the baseball bat sized dents.


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© Aaron Nutter


© Aaron Nutter

In case you missed my last post about parking on James street.

© Aaron Nutter, Norfolk VA