Roni Zulu has been in the tattoo game for a grip of years now. He originally hails from the Siesta Key Island of Florida. He came to Los Angeles in the early 80’s as a musician in a Rock n Roll band. After years as a touring and studio musician, Zulu worked in graphics design. [...]
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Scoring a Trifecta at the Beverly Hills Film Festival, This Sleeper Hit Will be Released Nationwide This Fall.
How long has Paradigm Pictures been in business and what got you into filmmaking?
Paradigm Pictures was formed in 2003 while I was still part of the Mandalay Entertainment Group. My goal was to create a company that would [...]
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I was introduced to Billy Cook through the Devin the Dude camp out of Houston. Billy is part of the “So South,” Texas scene also known in part as S.L.A.B. culture. Slow Loud and Bangin’ is what it stands for and the cars they ride are candy colored customized rods like you’ve never seen before. [...]
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Coop is an Oklahoma native who headed out to California in the late 1980’s and soon became regarded as one of the most respected underground artists of his time. From his colorful, sexy and inspired by car culture, R. Crumb and a host of other pop culture elements, Coop gave birth to the smoking devil, [...]
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Suffering Is Necessary to Achieve Something and for
A Band Called Pain It’s Gonna’ Hurt… All the Way to the Top!
I happen to have been introduced to A Band Called Pain by the same chick who hipped me to BloodSugar. She called me on the phone one night and begged me to take her to see [...]
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I met Dean ‘Pops” Bryant a couple years ago at the Beverly Hills car show. He caught me admiring one of his custom cars and struck up a conversation with me. He then grabbed my arm and little did I know at the time that I was going to be spending [...]
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I headed down to Playa Vista to interview the group Knives & Gasoline a few days ago. They are a duo that consists of Stacey Dee and Noel Demello, two life long friends from the bay area. Their new CD is entitled “Love Songs for Crime Scenes” out now on Grimm Image Records. We had [...]
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Last week I went over to the recording studio of producer extraordinaire Ulrich Wild to interview NYC rockers The Sex Slaves. These brutha’s are a great interview and real fun to hang with. We spent about 30 minutes chilling before I turned into my bad impersonation of a journalist and began our interview. The Sex [...]
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Last September way back in 2010, I had the great pleasure of attending my first Dir En Grey concert. It was a total blast and we at ChopperHead have become big supporters of this band and even had Art “The Armenian” review one of their shows in Tokyo earlier this year. Now fast forward back [...]
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Laura Beth is very opinionated about her beliefs, and AR is her passion. Below is an unedited q&a done with her last year.
Enjoy muthafuckers!
Where were you born and raised?
The small town of Covington, KY (about 10minutes from Cincinnati,OH for a reference point)
Are you a reflection of the typical person from your hometown?
Not only no [...]
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