Fall On Your Sword Plays The Shatball TONITE!
Amber’s very own Will Bates and Phil Mossman to play in FOYS at The Shatball (celebrating all things Shatner). See below for the details.
“Don them Spock ears, slip on that Klingon belt and set your phasers to Love.
Tonight we shine the light for Kirk
Flavorpill had this to say about it.
9pm : StartTrekkin
10pm : The Raspberry Brothers
10.45 : Fall On Your Sword
@ The Knitting Factory
361 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Tel: (347) 529-6696
Free entrance if you come in costume.”
Will Bates and Phil Mossman to Perform Jan. 16th in NYC
Check out Fall On Your Sword this weekend:
Saturday January 16th
Fall On Your Sword
live at 200 Orchard
We’re taking over this new bar in the lower east side for the evening. Used to be The Orchard bar, lovely new PA and a nice big screen.
Our friends The Human Birds, Graham Flinn and the Sword’s very own Phil Mossman will be DJing before and after our set.
With special guest vocalist Kat Auster
We’ll be hitting it at around 11pm.
Doors at 10pm
$5
200 Orchard
Orchard Street
Between Houston and Stanton
Lower East Side
NYC
Happy Holidays from Amber Music to You!
We’d like to wish everyone a very Happy and Healthy Holiday Season this year! May you spend your time with close friends and family…..and of course listening to good music.
Here’s to 2010!
Amber Music Donates Music to Sing For Hope
Check out the “About Us” Video on SingforHope.org and you’ll be listening to Amber Music! We’re happy to be involved with such a great cause!
Amber’s very own Will Bates and Phil Mossman will be performing Tonight!
Check them out in the band Fall On Your Sword tonight (Dec. 15th) at Williamsburg’s Brooklyn Bowl for FREE!!!
Oodles of screens for our visuals, great sound, and 16 lanes to bowl in.
We’re very excited to be playing here.
Opening up are The Woes and The Defibulators.
First band is at 8pm, we’ll be onstage at 10pm sharp.
Brooklyn Bowl
61 Wythe Ave between North 11th and North 12th
Brooklyn NY 11211
Tuesday December 15th
10pm
Phil Mossman at the Boards Summit 2009
With the old style financial model for the music industry seemingly in terminal decline, artists, labels and publishers are searching for new revenue streams. Brands offer a golden opportunity: they need great music to confer cool and help sell products and are willing to pay for the privilege. Following his panel at the 2009 Boards Summit, we caught up with Amber Music EP Phil Mossman to talk about how brands can become patrons of the arts.
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Small Factory, “Merry-Go-Round”
"I still like to keep tapes of the few minutes before the final take, things that happen before the session. Maybe it’s superstitious, but I believe if I had done things differently - if I had walked around the studio or gone out - it wouldn’t have turned out that way."
— Ray Davies