January 6th, 2009 by admin

Music Tomes, Eric Banister’s excellent music blog, published an interview with The 27s author Eric Segalstad and is poised to publish a companion interview with illustrator/designer/artist Josh Hunter tomorrow. If you’re interested in more insight about the creation process of what Banister calls an “innovative book,” stop by Music Tomes and read the interview.

As always, stay tuned to the27s.com for the latest.

Josh & Eric
Samadhi Creations

January 3rd, 2009 by admin

The Missoula Independent, Western Montana’s award-winning alternative newspaper just published an article based on interviews with us about The 27s: The Greatest Myth of Rock & Roll.

I first met Josh in Missoula and went on as an intern with the Independent, writing everything from news briefs, CD reviews, and band interviews, to a cover story. Thanks to Erika Fredrickson at the Indie for the great article!

January 3rd, 2009 by admin

Apparently Amy Winehouse fears she’ll join The 27s. At least that’s what former personal assistant Alex Haines says and adds that he reckons she spent 3500 quid per week to keep up her habit. Sounds a little sensational if you ask us and she still has a few more years until she hits the 27 mark. Now that your man’s outta jail it’s time to get back into the studio. Go Winehouse!

Read the news brief.

November 24th, 2008 by admin

Nearly fourteen years after Richey James Edwards of the Manic Street Preachers disappeared without a trace his parents Graham and Sherry Edwards have been granted a court order for him to be declared presumed dead, the BBC reports.
Richey was 27 years old when he disappeared from Wales in early 1995. He was last seen in London February 1 that year, on the eve of departure for a U.S. tour.
We wish the best to Richey’s family and the Manic Street Preachers during these difficult times. Both hoped Edwards would come back alive and well, and his parents decided not to pronounce him dead on the ten years anniversary of his disappearance.

November 18th, 2008 by admin

New York’s greatest rock station recently posted an interview with 27s creators Eric Segalstad and Josh Hunter. Read it online at WNEW.com. A big thanks goes out to our friends at WNEW for all their support!

November 10th, 2008 by admin

When we sat down to decide who to honot with the first 27s wearable art t-shirt we quickly decided that the honor should go to the King of Rock Bass, the late, great Gary Thain. The Americal Apparel combed cotton t-shirt is manufactured and printed in the US. Cruise by <a href=”https://secure.bluehost.com/~thetwos1/store/”>the 27s store</a> to check it out.

October 26th, 2008 by admin

We’re honored that one of the best rock radio stations in the country will be hosting a 27s week all week. If you’re in the New York Metro area be sure to tune in to 102.7 FM to listen to music by most of The 27s, as well as a chance to win signed copies of The 27s: The Greatest Myth of Rock & Roll.

If you don’t live around the Big Apple you can listen in at wnew.com for live streams. While there, be sure to check out WNEW’s blog for custom 27s artwork and exclusive excerpts from the book. Think Uriah Heep’s Gary Thain, Badfinger’s Pete Ham, and more.

October 15th, 2008 by admin

After three years of creation we’re finally ready to unleash the greatest myth of rock & roll on the worl; The 27s pre-sale starts today, so be sure to snatch one up right here at the27s.com. (The 27s will not be available in bookstores until our official release April 5, 2009.)

We’re also very excited to offer the first t-shirt in our Wearable Art line. Only 144 King of Rock Bass shirts will be available; be sure to participate in our poll to decide which artist should be next in line.

Thanks for all your support!

October 2nd, 2008 by admin

Stones Planet, the premier Rolling Stones fanzine has graciously mentioned The 27s book in its current issue (#26). We’re of course crossing our fingers for a review in issue #27!

Check out Stones Planet here.

October 1st, 2008 by admin

Josh talked to the printer today and we’re anticipating proofs for the cover to arrive tomorrow and the book’s 312 pages the following day.