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The Nalepa Dub Orchestra closed out a smashing evening with The Delta Mirror at The Echo.

Nalepa was joined by former and current students: Morgan Beckett, David Streit, Esther Yim, and Andrew Swanson. The group played their tightest set to date, rocking the post witching hour crowd. I mixed video throughout the nine tracks, and an encore Cassette Wolf jam.

I mixed four cameras during a live 20 minute A/V set by Dr. Strangeloop and Timeboy in the studio of radio station KXLU. B.Olsen manned an HD camera for mobile shots and feedback action.

Made an onstage appearance at Low End Theory, VJing alongside the 1320 Records showcase. Residents Nobody and Daddy Kev got the room warmed up.

The 1320 Records artists turned the club into a sweat drenched sauna. FuzZ was up first, gyrating to his own beats like he was possessed by The Gaslamp Killer. St. Andrew took it a step farther, punishing the collective eardrum of the room. Virtual Boy brought it back to 1982. I dug out my Atari Video Music special for the occasion. The Nalepa Dub Orchestra headlined with 10 members crammed onto the Low End stage. They ran through the highlights of Nalepa's Flatlands and ended with some brand new material that had the room jumping.

The more than excellent Dillon Morris manned a live camera that was added to the video mix.

Played to a sold-out crowd at the Downtown Independent with the Brainfeeder crew. Dr. Strangeloop and I mixed visuals to mono/poly and Eskmo's "Colorbrain" [MP3].

Nosaj Thing headlined, rocking his A/V show for the first time in LA with visuals by Fair Enough (Julia and Adam).

Shot up to San Francisco to support Freeland live with video at the Evil 105 Spookfest. Lumatech had an impressive 4 screen projection rig installed with a Folsom Screen Pro to run it. VJ Carmen, along with Carl and Justin of Insta-Action rocked the screens for most of the other acts.