Articles related to Maynard James Keenan, singer of the bands Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer.
According to a recent post on the Tool Hotline, it’s been confirmed in the Team Puscifer message boards that there will be a West Coast A Perfect Circle tour. No details have been announced in regards to dates and venues, or who will actually be in the band. It’s safe to say that Maynard, Billy and Josh Freese will be involved, but the rest of the bands makeup seems to… Read More »A Perfect Circle confirm West Coast Tour
I forgot to mention in the August update that you can listen to a new remix of The Humbling River on the Puscifer site. It’s the second track after Rocket Man. Sounds good, but personally I’m ready for some new stuff rather than just remixes… Toolshed also had an update recently. Not only have then just turned 15 (congratulations!) but Kabir spoke with Danny who confirmed Tool are back songwriting.… Read More »Puscifer Remix, Toolshed Hits 15!
Here’s a bunch of news updates and things I’ve picked up of the last month but haven’t quite been motivated enough to create a new post for. In case you missed it, Justin Chancellor will be appearing on a couple of tracks on the new Intronaut album Valley of Smoke. The album will be released on the 12th of October so Rodney tells me. No word on what Justin plays… Read More »August Updates
Live in Arizona, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin or Wyoming? Then you may want to join the Velvet Slipper Club. This is basically a fan club for Maynard’s Caduceus Cellars. There are a range of packages available, and each one entitles you to s shipment of wine on… Read More »Velvet Slippers Club
A Perfect Circle have claimed a whole load of social networking pages recently, so it would appear that at least something is happening there. No word on what it will be at this stage, but my guess would be a couple of live shows. For those interested, you can keep a track of them via the following avenues: Twitter Facebook Don’t forget that Fourtheye is also on Twitter and Facebook…
A few more Blood Into Wine screenings are on the horizon: TX – Austin – August 5 – Alamo Village NE – Lincoln – August 6-12 – Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center AZ – Prescott – August 7 – Prescott Film Festival AZ – Jerome – August 8 – Spook Hall. For tickets call (928) 639-9463 AZ – Phoenix – August 21 – Arizona Biltmore (Hollywood and Wine) According… Read More »Blood Into Wine Screenings for August
The new Puscifer release Sound Into Blood Into Wine is now available for pre-orders on the Puscifer store. It contains a range of new Puscifer remixes, including some that will be familiar to those that caught Puscifer in Country Mode on their last tour. The track listing is: Sour grapes Where’s The Line? Mix Momma Sed Vis4V mix Queen B Vis4V mix The Undertaker Vis4V mix Drunk with Power Vis4V… Read More »Sound Into Blood Into Wine
A couple of cryptic updates have appeared on the A Perfect Circle website over the last couple of days. I’ll leave them up to you to decide what they could mean: 2010-07-19 Movement Subtle stealth movement. Keep eyes and ears peeled for clues thru all channels involving Ashes Divide and Puscifer. 2010-07-16 Stuff …is happening. …
Blahmoo spotting a new shirt in the coming soon section of the Puscifer site today, presumably while checking out the Rocket Man cover: So does this mean there is a tour coming soon? I guess we have to wait and see… Update: Word is this may the shirt from a previous tour, just with a misprint.  Who knows!  Personally I’d rather see Tool hit the studio and/or tour Australia than… Read More »Puscifer Keep It Moving
As has been promised since 2008, Maynard and Steve Drozd from The Flaming Lips have finally released their version of Elton John’s Rocket Man. The track, which is technically Puscifer + Steve Drozd, can now be streamed on Puscifer’s website. I think it actually sounds pretty good. Thanks to ToolDude for spotting this.