John Vanderslice video for Exodus Damage off the album Pixel Revolt. + Informações

yourstru.ly Shortly after meeting John Vanderslice and Minna Choi in the lobby of the SF Conservatory of Music, a good-natured debate about the NBA playoffs became the best ice breaker in awkward history. The fact is, JV and Minna make a great team; the level of mutual respect bouncing back and forth between the two of them is like watching Stockton and Malone mid pick and roll. John trusts Minna to dissect a songs DNA and reassemble it as a new organisma Frankensteinwith added limbs and digits, a wider range of grunts, and a much smoother gate. This is the first of our three-part series shot at the SF Conservatory with JV and the incredibly talented performers of the Magik Magik Orchestra. The remaining two can be found on Yours Truly at yourstru.ly ... For more John Vanderslice and to purchase his "Romanian Names album visit http For more Magik Magik Orchestra visit www.myspace.com. + Informações

JV and Magik*Magik perform "Too Much Time" at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Shot and directed by Nate Chan and produced by Yours Truly.. + Informações

John Vanderslice is a songwriter's songwriter. His music, a beautifully finessed mix of acoustic instruments, analog drum machines and digital textures, is thoughtful, carefully crafted and affecting. He's prolific, too: Vanderslice has released an album nearly every year this decade, and his latest (Romanian Names) is his most inspired so far. Vanderslice recently played for NPR Music's Tiny Desk Series, treating fans to a stripped-down version of some songs from his new album "Romanian Names". Setlist: "Romanian Names" "Forest Knolls" "Too Much Time" "Sunken Union Boat". + Informações

Directed by Brent Chesanek of zecommunist.com. johnvanderslice.com. + Informações

john vanderslice wooooooooo :). + Informações

John Vanderslice's first video from his upcoming release, "Emerald City" on Barsuk Records. Out Tuesday, July 24th!. + Informações

JV and Magik*Magik perform "Forest Knolls" from the record "Romanian Names" at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Shot and directed by Nate Chan and produced by Yours Truly.. + Informações

John Vanderslice performs "Convict Lake" live from Mellow Johnny's Bike Shop in Austin, TX, during KEXP's broadcast at SXSW. Recorded 3/18/2011. host: Cheryl Waters engineer: Kevin Suggs Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Shelly Corbett, Scott Holpainen and Christopher Meister editing: Justin Wilmore. + Informações

The Occidental Saloon Presents San Francisco artist John Vanderslice performing "Overcoat" with Jason Slota on drums All audio and video recorded live on location in Provo, Utah at the Jake Buntjer home ----- Directed by Matt Eastin Isaac Halasima Produced by Corey Fox Dean Cheesman Art Direction by Corey Fox & Jake Buntjer Shot by Matt Eastin Isaac Halasima Audio Recording by Daren Smith Dean Cheesman Edited by Matt Eastin 3D Titles by Dean Cheesman Audio mix by Daren Smith at Soundsmith Studios ---- Be sure to check out our other videos featuring such bands as: Neon Trees, Imagine Dragons, Moth and the Flame, Fictionist and Isaac Russell. Check out our iTunes podcast or visit theoccidentalsaloon.com. + Informações

John Vanderslice performs "White Dove" at the Sound Fix Lounge on August 17, 2007. Video by JK Films.. + Informações

White Wilderness (2011). + Informações

John VanDerslice performing White Dove at M-Theory Records in San Diego on August 4, 2007.. + Informações

The video for Trance Manual from John Vanderslice's album Pixel Revolt. Directed by Brent Chesanek. + Informações

John Vanderslice's music video for "Exodus Damage." Unedited version (longer than the one shown on MTV2). Directed by Brent Chesanek.. + Informações

What are you thinking of? From the album "Emerald City".. + Informações

From the album Cellar Door.. + Informações

From John Vanderslice's 2002 album, LIFE AND DEATH OF AN AMERICAN FOURTRACKER. I claim no copyright for this song. Please support John Vanderslice by buying his music at www.johnvanderslice.com LYRICS: so long, goodbye by order of the Pasadena court so long, goodbye 100 milligrams are needed everyday, held down by a pharmaceutical hand, are needed everyday, so we can regulate my uncontrollable urge remember me as I was, too much life, and oh too much love last week my lastly stunning stunt, top tier, my jumping chandelier that's why I'm here... amitriptyline I was a quiet, lunchbox lonely little boy reading sci-fi, broken treehouse on the shore at nineteen the talking in my head got harder to understand, no work, no school, drifting, a failing satellite don't feel sorry for me I've been happy too manic, kindly, blinding, high-res euphoria remember me as I was, the clowning judge, the crowning dove, sad king alone in the western wing holding foe's laughing, severed head that's why I'm here... amitriptyline. + Informações

John Vanderslice performs "Too Much Time" with the Magik*Magik Orchestra at The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, Jan 30 2009. + Informações

John Vanderslice performs the song "After It Ends" off his album White Wilderness, followed by "Trance Manual" off his album Pixel Revolt. He's aided by Jason Slota on the moog. You can read my blog entry on the concert experience here: blog.kirkebykvalitet.com. + Informações

This is me, a bit drunk on the london underground after seeing Death Cab For Cutie at the Astoria. The support act was a guy called John Vanderslice, who i found really nice.. + Informações

KC Turner House Concert Series kcturnerpresents.com John Vanderslice http October 22, 2011 San Francisco, CA. + Informações

I saw John Vanderslice play in Davis. He started out on the porch of Sophia's Thai Kitchen and then he took the party to the street. Where he finished his set by playing "Time to go." The whole night/concert was amazing! More info on John Vanderslice from wikipedia, "In 2000, Vanderslice released his first solo album, Mass Suicide Occult Figurines, and briefly gained some national media attention for the single "Bill Gates Must Die" after concocting a hoax in which Microsoft supposedly threatened legal action over the song; Vanderslice then however had trouble manufacturing the CD because the artwork resembled that of a Windows installation disc, and at least one manufacturer was wary of legal action.[8] During the controversy, he was interviewed by Spin, Wired, and the San Francisco Chronicle.[8] Vanderslice at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City, 2007. Time Travel is Lonely and Life and Death of an American Fourtracker followed in 2001 and 2002 respectively, followed by 2004's Cellar Door. Many songs on the 2005 album Pixel Revolt referenced the September 11, 2001 attacks and the Iraq War and were more overtly political in their lyrical content. The album earned an 8.3 rating on Pitchfork Media and was cited for its "meticulous arrangements" with "everything in its right place", and declared an "excellent album".[9] The album's ending resolves the narrator's struggles with acute depression ("Dead Slate Pacific"), suicidal thoughts ("The Golden Gate") with a love song .... + Informações

John Vanderslice playing Pale Horse at M-Theory, 8/4/07. + Informações

John Vanderslice video for Plymouth Rock off the album Pixel Revolt. + Informações