I’ll start by stating that the information I’m going over here, will be dated VERY quickly. The data surrounding SARS CoV 2 is coming in at a rapid rate, and will likely render this obsolete in no time. Understand that it has a shelf life, but it also seems important to get some of this … Continue reading SARS CoV 2 Update: 3/16/2020
Meet “Leslie.” This Holiday Porter homebrew is named for the great Mountain frontman/axe-man, and solo artist, Leslie West. You likely know Mountain’s most famous tune “Mississippi Queen.” However, I wouldn’t stop there with Leslie West’s work. He’s a big, fantastic guitar player that is on par with all of the “greats”, but never got the … Continue reading Leslie – Holiday Porter
Strand of Oaks- Eraserland In 2019, I spent more time with this album than any other ( Spotify, confirming this). I came across this record as if it were a targeted marketing ad doing its job perfectly. I had read that the session band playing and helping produce the record were members of My Morning … Continue reading Best Albums of 2019
(Someone gets offended by the bells before the movie even begins, because “bells” represent America and all of it’s oppression.) As a young child, George Bailey would never have had the opportunity to save his brother Harry from breaking through the ice. The likelihood that they would be outside playing on anything outside of … Continue reading If “It’s a Wonderful Life” Happened Today
Meet “Mimesis.” This is the first solo homebrew where I’ve attempted to “clone” a popular beer’ Bell’s Two Hearted. It is also the first brew not named for a musician I admire. I had been thinking a lot about mimicry, and how it is very much a double-edged sword in our lives. On one … Continue reading Homebrew: Mimesis
