The second part of our trip to Oregon in search of locations for the new movie. All of the areas seen here eventually make their way into the project in some form. Stay tuned for the next episode where we go into production!
A segment from our newest project for Lullskull Ltd. Please give us your thoughts!
A brief look at our upcoming project to be released in the spring of 2008. For more information please visit www.lullskull.com
We are somewhat back! With this videocast we begin part one of a series of featurettes on the making of our latest film.
Oh man, it has been too long. Here's a mixtape to placate you if you are still listening.
A new music video directed by Seth and Nate. Also the primary reason we haven't been podcasting as much over the course of the last 3 months.
In which we decide upon the best movies of 2006. Come on, Come on, this is the vivisection you want from the people you trust.
Part 2 of us making fun of our hometown. This one features Ski Jumps, dead car factories and a cemetery. I would say we are working with a death theme here.
Part 1 in a 2 part examination of our hometown in Northern Michigan. Here we take a stroll through the killing fields of our childhood gradeschool. This would be our version of a less than timely Christmas Special.
Oh but you count us out too soon. We now return to you with a second cycle of total war, with blood drenched discussion of the Holocaust that has come to characterize the previous season in hell. Before you give thanks this coming November, it would be wise for you to listen to this show, if only so that you may realize what you have and stop bickering over what you think you want. We all die anyway man, so you might as well ask her out. Episode Star: David Bischke
Here is a segment recorded live during the Portable Media Expo on September 29th 2006. With special guest David Bischke, we discuss the greatest directors of the last 4 decades. Destined to be a standard in film studies curriculum, this illuminating discussion breaks new ground in the autuer theory timeline.
The final installment in our series of videos on how we made our short last year. More to come!
In Which we talk to a very old friend and remind ourselves that its much better to be older if not wiser. Wait. Ok I'll let that pass cause its pretty much absolutely true. We like girls with nice teeth, big black hair and deliberate fashion sense. Episode Star: Douglas Burke
In Which camping brings about a moment of restful awareness and the brothers discuss past and present observations. Let this be a new decree: Periodic camping is just the remedy for all whose hearts are caged by the modern paradigm. Forget all troubles today and go about setting your food on fire. Episode Star: Singing Fred
In Which the brothers explore Science, Scientology, Siblings, and Spiders. Music this hour provided by Jesu, Beirut and more. Our personal baby Jessica was lost in a well and now she is big enough to climb out. But what world will she find when daylight finally hits her blackened face? Episode Star: Julian Sands
In Which the truth behind Julia's smile is laid bare, and a modicum of happiness is finally found. A fresh track by The Black Angels is provided as well as a classic 1984 cut by the Eurythmics. We love our fans and promise to return to Singapore in good time. Episode Star: Patrick Bergen
In Which the films of 2005 are labeled, categorized and filed away. Additionally we review "The Edge" and discuss the fate of the modern moustache. New Music this episode by The Knife and Wolf Parade. Episode Star: Bart the Bear
In Which we return to our roots and try out a new studio. This episode of Hear Me Now Brother is tester of future segments we hope to incorporate. Also we feature new music from The Clientele, Smog, an oldie from Dead Voices on Air and an intro to Paul McCloy. Episode Hero: Werner Herzog
This is a sneak peek at the movie that's put us up against a wall for the past few months (in a good way). Incidently this is also the first official unveiling of the final title. It truly is a labor of love.
In which the boys continue their exploration of the year that was in the realm of awesome music. Considered, moderate, but by no means controversial, we nevertheless hope these choices will give you the sonic boost you need in this freshly hewn year. Episode Star: Glen Frey
In which the Bros. Andersod discuss the best singles of the year within their personal sphere of severely limited and comparatively ignorant contact. Blessed be the man that shares in this righteous taste of Christmas tune-talk. Episode Star: The Boss in Reno
This is a special presentation of the live recording we conducted during the Portable Media Expo on November 11th, 2005. Thought you might want to hear us for some reason.
The second in our videocast series documenting the making of our new short film, "Untitled Western". Recorded last June, this episode shows us as we go through our first day of shooting and provides a glimpse of the modest group we assembled to accomplish such dubious ends. Watch us as we donate blood, money, sweat and our ongoing mental health to attain one more shot at cinematic glory.
In which we welcome a very special guest, discuss the history of our short film set in the wild wild west, explore expo memories, and grill someone on our new fangled hotseat (tm). Episode Star: Jason Hagen
This first videocast is part one in a series of documentaries that detail how we made our new short film. In this episode we construct our set, works with props and ready ourselves for the first day of shooting.
In which our camera is fixed, human existence is called to task, we discuss serenity, domino and mirromask, the world as colossal bathroom is pondered, and little things claim their first kill. Episode Star: Gavin Rosedale
In which the FBI comes in to play, the eyeliner is donned for a trip into the dark night of our teenaged souls, Ralph Nader takes on a whole new visage, and Ferris Bueller's design sense is praised. Episode Star: Dead Can Dance
In which we discuss our mission, Superman 2, race issues in Los Angeles, and delve into the very heart of what you FEAR. Episode Star: Terrence Stamp (old and young version)
This is a presentation of Seth's final student film from 2003, Katrina 7. A story of a very sick girl who may or may not be an evil doppleganger, a clone, a ghost, or more. It doesn't matter when you make a student film! Anything goes and everybody loses in the world of amateur hour filmmaking.
