THE CREAKING PLANKS: THE JUG BAND OF THE DAMNED

Showing posts with label soundtrack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soundtrack. Show all posts

Thursday, November 26, 2015

2015-10-01: Afterland launches!

Today marks the full worldwide release of Imaginary Games' "Afterland", a gothic collectible card game for smartphones... for which we were thrilled to compose and record soundtrack music and sound effects with a "dark carnival" edge. We'll be playing its launch party at Creative Coworkers tonight, but (sorry) it's a private function -- however the game is free-to-play, meaning that you can install it on your Android or iOS smartphone right this minute and hear our great work during your coffee break: (Sorry, Blackberry and Windows Phone users!)

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

2012-04-07: Big Screen Barrelhouse II

Nearly three years after our stint at the first installment of this series, the Rio Theatre (1660 E. Broadway at Commercial Drive) swings back into action with another night of East Van bands playing its stage, this time all providing soundtracks to silent film screenings behind them. All the major players are back from last time, plus more more more!

Instead of working in tandem with the magic of Dr. T as we did before, this time we'll be doing music and foley for a black and white animated classic on the theme of responsible libation, which will this time be possible at the Rio! Your $10 (in advance from brownpapertickets, $12 at the door) doesn't just get you these filmic interpretations from some of East Van's most delightfully twisted musical minds, but also an electro-swing dance party at the end!



Depending on how things go, we may have to get together an expanded set to allow us to provide soundtrack to a whole film festival at some point! And speaking of how things went, congrats to the Lunchgroup Heavy Industries' raising of over $1100 at last week's fundraiser show.

Bonus! For your enjoyment, a picture-in-picture presentation of the Creaking Planks providing a soundtrack and foley effects for the 1928 Felix the Cat short Woos Whoopee, performed at this event to great acclaim.