D.O.E.
Productions, Inc
One thing can change the world...
(Beginning of an interview with Harry Walton [Head of D.O.E. Efx]; with Famous Monsters of Filmland...)
When we contacted Harry Walton and requested an interview, his reply was simple and immediate: Sure! I grew up on Famous Monsters. When do you want to talk? Nothing keeps us more enthused about our mission than speaking with the fanboys and girls who grew up to become the modern mages of todays visual effects.
Harrys enthusiasm goes way back and deep; during our interview we spent a long time lost amongst his many scrapbooks of personal photos. please review the full interview at famousmonsteroffilmland.com...
http://www.famousmonstersoffilmland.com/modern-mages-harry-walton/
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Tim Tate
Crusher Magazine
April, 2004
Most of the bands you'll hear on this CD will never play at Madison Square Garden, but if you ever wondered what happened to New York City rock n' roll -- I mean the kind of real rock n' roll that still has that element of danger and rebellion; not that cutesy, corporate, MTV crap -- then this CD addresses your question. And the answer is that rock n' roll is alive and well in the Big Apple's most rotten places. The 22 songs, all together 71 minutes of rock mayhem, hit you from so many different angles, they leave your eardrums feeling totally assaulted. Punks. Thrashers. Metaiheads. They're all represented well on New York City Rock N' Roll.
Stand out songs include the first one, "2 A.M." from the punk band Sex Slaves, a well-produced, straight-up rock song that's got strong vocals, wicked guitar licks and a lot of hard crunch thrown in between. Joker Five Speed's "Destination: Meltdown" is also a winner, with it's metal, power-chords and stoner vocals. "Should've Said Goodbye" by Pretty Suicide is another song not to be missed. The guitar-work is phenomenal. But truthfully, the entire CD is kick-ass, so kick-ass that it's inspired a tour that'll be coming to your town soon enough. So, get out and buy the thing. It'll be worth it. Trust me.
Eric V. White
Information at:
http://www.newyorkcityrocknroll.com/press/CrusherMag_Apr.html
http://www.crushermagazine.com/revvarious4.htm
