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June 14, 2008 We are currently preparing for the 2008 Thelve Awards! We'll give more information on that at a later date. It's invite only, but it will be filmed and put up here! Get excited! Muttonhead's short film Alexander Grey's World of Moving Pictures below. Muttonhead announced that he is giving away his music for free. All you have to do is contact him! He also is kicking around a few ideas for a new film. Check back for updates! Stay cool during the hot months! -The Thelves December 9, 2007 Chances of snow are strong. Wear a sweater. Or a sweater vest. Muttonhead's live performance 11-24-07 is below. If you want to view "Room4Rent," Muttonhead's short film, it is below. That's all for now! Keep those ankie socks pulled up to your ankies! -The Thelves November 10, 2006 Most of you have probably heard of the Thelve Productions' NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS SHOW! but we would like to tell you a little more about it. This show is on December 8, 2006 and is featuring the bands, and solo artists, John C. DeWitt, Strangers Wasted, The Chilling Details, Muttonhead, The Aborigines, Silverfish, and Kevin Biglin and Friends. Since the theme is "The Nightmare Before Christmas," we are encouraging that you wear a costume. Those who wear a costume will get in for $8 while those who don't have to pay $10. So wear a costume! The doors, as of now, will be opening at 7 SHARP, as the first band will be taking the stage at THAT time, or VERY close to it. (This time is not definite, please check back again.) Lastly, drugs, alcohol, or anything of that sort are not permitted. -The Thelves November 5, 2006 Filming will conclude for Recluse on November 25, whether it's completed or not. If the filming is all finished it will be edited sometime later on in 2007. There will be leniency if the filming is close to being finished but not completely finished. After November 25, the filming for a new movie will begin. There is no information released for this movie yet. The composers of the script and idea do not want anything released until a later date. In music news, Muttonhead's CD was released October 31, 2006. Buyers of per-ordered CDs also got a free sticker and extra unreleased tracks. Muttonhead is currently looking for more musicians to join his concert line up. "I'm pretty happy with the members so far," states Muttonhead. "Adam Haar is one of the best guitarists I've ever played with. He's way better than me. And Ray... He's persistant and picks up on everything really fast. I gave him the CD a week or two before the actual release of the CD, to give him a head start on learning the drum parts, and he just ate it right up in that two week period. He knew it all, maybe a few little glitches here and there, but he pretty much knew it all." Muttonhead currently has two shows planned. He is playing at the Fine Grind acoustically with Adam, and then electrically with Adam, Ray, and some parts pre-arranged on mp3s at Future Starz Studio. (A Thelve Productions presentation.) "It's pretty hard to do it live. I never really played this sort of stuff live before; I was mainly just playing everything acoustic. I'm trying to make this happen, this... uh... experimental rock? I can't really classify it... Anyway, I want it to work out realy well, but I only have two other band members, and there are a lot of parts. That's why I need to pre-arrange some parts. I would much rather have those parts played, but I used a lot of effects and I am missing the amount of band memebers I really need. The downside of trying to get an electronica/experimental/techno-industrial feel is that the live experience is a little less than a rock show, because it's not all live." Muttonhead remains optimistic about the upcoming shows, but says that they'll just have to wait and see what happens. Artists are still needed. Porky Pig said it the best when he said, "Bla, bla, bla-That's all folks!" -The Thelves August 22, 2006 The production of Recluse is now in motion! Some may have heard of the film Recluse when it was first announced last year. There were a few scenes shot, but because of timing and certain situations the film had to be cancelled. The film is now being reviewed and shooting will begin again this Autumn. There is no official website as of now, but you can check our Recluse on Myspace! Also new to Autumn! Muttonhead's There will be only regret.. will be released in october. "I want to make sure this CD doesn't turn out like my last one," Muttonhead states. "I don't want to give out crappy CDs. I'm hoping these songs might catch your ear, and not in the way that makes you cringe. (laughs) I have a collection of songs recorded (cut from the There will be only regret), a collection of ideas recorded to my brain, a collection of rough ideas... I'm thinking about releasing a shorter length CD. Maybe not... I haven't decided yet..." We are still looking for Artists to put on our Artists' page! If you're interested in sending in some art, please do! If you have a website, Myspace, or Worldisround that you use to host your artwork, we can have a link from this site to there. Please notify us! That's about all the news we have for you right now. Check back again later! -The Thelves August 1, 2006 It's been a month and a lot has happened. First, we would like to inform you that Muttonhead will be releasing his second CD! There will be only regret... is the decided name and it will be out shortly. Check back later for more updates. Hallow-Side is looking for either a new guitarist or drummer. If you are interested in joining please contact us. The Aborigines played at the Colemans' going away party. There are some photos up on this site. Keep checking back, we'll keep you posted! -The Thelves July 1, 2006 It's party time! We Thelves would just like to take this time right now to wish the Wonderful and Talented Summer Saraciniello a very, very, very, very, very, Happy Birthday! Now onto other news. The Thelve Productions Myspace just recently put up Thelvian Proverbs! Yay! Happiness for everyone! The Winter Experience has broken up. Grant and Muttonhead stayed together and they will now be known as The Aborigines. After a brief argument with their guitarist they decided it was best to "leave the dragging weight behind." Grant and Muttonhead were a little worried about what they were going to do for the upcoming show on June 30, 2006. They played what songs they could manage with a new bass player, A.J., who they had three practices with before the show. Muttonhead and Grant also played a few Muttonhead songs. The show went pretty well overall, and anyone who was there can check out Painful Euphoria right here. Take care! -The Thelves June 13, 2006 Hello, everyone! The new website design is finally up. We are very proudly presenting a FREE SPRING SAMPLER! Get excited, but not too excited! There are only going to be 50-100 CDs made. Grab 'em while they're hot, or miss out! This is sort of like starting from scratch. We mean, with this great new setup and all. Anyway, we hope you like this new setup. Change is good sometimes. -The Thelves

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