Tapetronic blends a weird assortment of circuit bent (sort of… not really?) tape decks and pre recorded audio cassettes. If the apocalypse happens (if?) this is what we’ll all be listening to around a camp fire on an abandoned city street [...]

What is the future of electronic music? Well, that depends on how it’s made, where it’s made and with whom. With whom is an inserting topic… I’ll get to that sometime soon; but for now let’s take a look at [...]

I’ll say this quickly -we need an intern -maybe three! Do you love this strange and whacky culture of music, art and fashion producers -the freaky cutting edge ones? Do you want to share what this “underground” culture does with [...]

We partnered with Zazzle.com to bring you our first round of I AM A LASER merchandise. What makes Zazzle a smart choice for us and the planet (I know, I said planet!) is that each item is only made when [...]

Music history is important. No matter what you create, it has a lineage -especially in the last 100 years as art and technology have become one and the same. So if you wanna move it forward, know your roots. In [...]

So over the past month, here at I AM A LASER we’ve been working extra hard and late nights to improve the site in order to handle all that is about to come your way. So where do I begin!
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The Vinyl Record is back as a mainstream music delivery medium and it’s just as easy to download as an MP3. After celebrating Record Store Day this past weekend, the world has awoken to the fact: that as CD sales [...]

Back in 1988, with a handful of bills gathered from the weekly chores, cleaning the house, mowing the lawn, taking out the trash (yes, this already sounds like one of those stories your grandfather told you about having to walk [...]

$99 Music Video is a newly launched media site designed by one of the creators of the original MTV to give emerging bands a decent quality music video, shot and produced, within a few days time all for the low, [...]

Got another BBC article from a few weeks back. Been so busy adjusting to Los Angeles, didn’t have the chance to post it – but get this:
The Recording Industry Association of America, which represents US labels, has traditionally been the [...]