About a year ago, Moon Lasso agents David Appel (portfolio forthcoming) & Michael Lucio Sternbach headed up to Bard College to document the mighty Rangda & ferocious Magik Markers. To our surprise, a smoking, young band by the name of Palm opened up the show and came out with guns blazing. Thankfully, since we were already there with cameras in tow, we filmed their set and boy!, are we happy we did. Many moons later, the footage was unearthed by MLS and edited into a music video for their song ‘Ode To Scott’. Enjoy.

In affiliation with Windows Have Eyes Productions, Moon Lasso agents David Appel (photo portfolio forthcoming), Michael Lucio Sternbach (Windows Have Eyes) and Adam Vaccarelli ventured up to Storm King in New Windsor, NY.

The occasion was to film one of our favorite bands, Woods, performing outside, in the remarkable sculpture garden known as Storm King. Needless to say, Woods killed it, quesadillas were consumed, and a great time was had by all. Above is a roaring version of ‘I Was Gone’ from their record ‘At Echo Lake’. Get gone.

If you’re yearning to see/hear more, check out Michael’s vimeo page:

www.vimeo.com/WindowsHaveEyes

In affiliation with Windows Have Eyes Productions, Moon Lasso agents William DeVizia and Michael Lucio Sternbach recently ventured over to Hoboken, New Jersey where they filmed one of Moon Lasso’s favorite ‘garage’ bands, the Ribeye Brothers. The brothers Ribeye ended up opening for the legendary Rocket From The Tombs and the whole evening was something quite special. If memory serves, it was Taco Night too. Anyway, here is one of our favorite tunes ‘Shit Car’. DeVizia became so smitten that he’s actually hiring the band to play his upcoming wedding. Yee haw.

Throughout the fall of 2011, Moon Lasso agents William DeVizia, George James, George McMorrow and Michael Lucio Sternbach trekked around NYC with their cameras for the EPK (Electronic Press Kit) of The Little Willies’ ‘For The Good Times’. For the uninitiated, this is Norah Jones’ country music project featuring the smoking guitar work of Jim Campilongo, a master of the highest order. We ended up shooting the piece on Canon 5ds, a couple of HD Panasonics, some iPhones, and even an old Canon Super 8 camera. T’was a mighty fun time, check it out.

Last October, Moon Lasso agents Cory Asraf, Sara Stadtmiller and Michael Lucio Sternbach were  fortunate enough to attend the Portishead curated All Tomorrow’s Parties festival in our adopted hometown of Asbury Park, New Jersey. Highlights of the festival included performances by Portishead, Public Enemy, Thee Silver Mt.Zion, and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy. T’was quite a sweet hang and the time spent with old and new friends was on par with the best of the music. Above is an interview Cory conducted with Shepard Fairey about his ATP art installation and below are some choice photos by Sara. Enjoy.