Category: People

  • Eric Muhs: A Master of Eclecticism and Collaboration

    Eric Muhs: A Master of Eclecticism and Collaboration

    Eric Muhs is a prolific and versatile musician known for his wide-ranging electronic and experimental compositions. His music spans multiple genres, from progressive rock to ambient and noise. Muhs frequently collaborates with other artists, resulting in a diverse and ever-evolving body of work. Bret Hart‘s “Dickless: Bret Hart’s “Korean Chaos: Vol. IV” and Fricative are similar in…

  • Tom Furgas

    Tom Furgas

    Profile #00474 Tom Furgas was the first hometaper interviewed in GAJOOB’s first issue from 1987. His tape, Courtesy Patrol’s Razor Clocks with collaborator Bill Lehman was an early spark in my now lifetime love affair with homemade music.

  • Michael Chocholak

    Michael Chocholak

    Profile #1 In my mind, Michael Chocholak’s music was that of a true sound artist. It isn’t so much guitar , synth or electronic-based as it is based on whatever sound it was and what it became. He was a support of GAJOOB’s printed zines from issue #6 and sent a couple tapes from that…

  • Dino DiMuro

    Dino DiMuro

    #593 Dino DiMuro was one of my earliest hometaper discoveries and his quirky prog rock pop songs were full of quick changes and slices of life. Dino was first interviewed in GAJOOB #4.

  • Jim Of Seattle

    Jim Of Seattle

    Profile #8847 I first encountered Jim Owen through Songfight.org which is an informal songwriting non-competition. Jim’s recordings were varied and always stellar. Fast-forward fifteen years or more and I run across a couple albums from 2016 that blew me away and I had to find out more.

  • Jim Shelley – Book of Kills – Ain’t Records

    Jim Shelley – Book of Kills – Ain’t Records

    Profile #699 Jim Shelley’s music combines driving garage rock, folk and britpunk angst. I have a feeling the songs spill out of Jim but it’s an unquenchable fire. He sent at least 12 albums to GAJOOB for review over the years and that’s probably not the half of it. You can find his music on…

  • Dan Susnara – Mumble Mumble Music Profile

    Dan Susnara – Mumble Mumble Music Profile

    Profile #505 Dan Susnara was a prolific home recording artist residing in Chicago. His music was rooted in progressive rock, but like many of us, he was very into exploring far sonic reaches both solo and with many collaborators.

  • Rotcod Zzaj | Dick Metcalf | Zzaj Productions

    Rotcod Zzaj | Dick Metcalf | Zzaj Productions

    Dick Metcalf is one of a handful of tireless supporters of underground musicians whose advocacy for artists has been ongoing for 30+ years. Along with reviewing thousands of independently produced albums his own music discography must easily number several hundred, including a large number of collaborations. Dick and I worked with each other throughout the…

  • Susan D.

    Susan D.

    Profile 8851 Susan D. is Dutch creative, living in Amsterdam, lover of nature and art (specialising in landscapes and architecture). I came across her work while looking for creative vlogs on youtube.

  • Gabe Miller

    Gabe Miller

    Profile #8749 Gabe Miller is an electronic music producer and Youtuber from California, working in lots of genres, with special emphasis on progressive and electro house. His music is well worth checking out. I follow his YouTube channel to keep up with new synth and standalone sequencer-type gizmos and things.

The key (for all my music) is – was it FUN… for me, for the other players, for the listener(s) (if there are any, lol).Dick Metcalf (Rotcod Zzaj)
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