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THE NEW IPOD NANO iPod nano has been completely redesigned with Multi-Touch — the same technology that makes iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch so amazing. Now it’s half the size and even easier to play. And everything you want to hear is just a tap or swipe away It’s also the first iPod nano that out of the box is work out friendly it comes equipped with a clip-on design similar to the iPod shuffle line. The new design is 40% smaller than previous nanos and fits between your index finger and thumb. The touchscreen Apple has added is a stunning 240 x 240 pixel resolution. So even though the screen is only 1.5 inches it is very sharp and crisp. 8GB - $149 16GB - $179
ROCK BAND 3 The folks over at Harmonix and MTV Games are set to release Rock Band 3 upon the masses in late October. Massive improvements have been made to the UI, making much more user friendly. In addition they have added a whole new “Pro Mode” said to be on par with playing the real versions of these plastic insturments. The biggest news is the addition of a new instrument. The keyboards in the form of a keytar hads a whole new dynamic to playing. 3 part harmonies have also been added to title. ROCK BAND PARTIES WILL NEVER BE THE SAME! Who wants to jam with us!? MAGX • 6
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With their brand of catchy POP, HARDCORE, PUNK, and their crazy energy at live shows, They influenced a generation of kids, and everyone from ALL TIME LOW to FALLOUT BOY. Now get ready to see them on SEPTEMBER 9th at LAS PALMAS EVENT CENTER in McAllen TX! We caught up with Jordan Pundik, Vocalist for New Found Glory to dissect his brain and see what makes him tick. Mmmmmm, brains.... MAGX: Who or What inspired you guys to start making music? Jordan Pundik: What inspired us to play was that where we lived, NOTHING WAS GOING ON. We lived in the burbs. We all had a common bond over going to shows, punk, and hardcore. We wanted to do the same thing. MAGX: Looking back on the last 12/13 years of this, what is your favorite part about the whole MAGX • 8
experience? JP: For me looking back, I never thought we would make it out of Florida. But we did. It's pretty amazing that I've been able to see so many different places and things because of the band. MAGX: If you weren't in NEW FOUND GLORY, what do you think you would you be? Astronaut? Jordan Pundik M.D.?
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grandfather passing away inspired that song. It's close to my heart. Kids come up to me all the time saying that it helped them through someone close to them passing away. MAGX: Is there plans for a new album? JP: Of course! Going to probably start Recording in January. MAGX: Do you guys plan out what your albums will sound like or do you just let it happen? JP: We always let it happen. Were a real band. We obviously have a vision of how we want it to "sound" but that's all studio magic. The songs though are always what feels right and true to who we are. MAGX: What do you do on your down time?
Fave album: my bloody valentine "loveless" Fave album cover: Andrew WK "I get wet" nothing beats a dudes face real big with a bloody nose! Fave song of all time: too many to pick just one!
JP: On my down time, I tattoo, draw designs for bands merch, hang with my lady and dog, go to target, the movies, take care of my house, hang with family, hike, and surf.
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do. I've been into zombies and horror for a long time. My secret would be to stay up high. Pack a lot of heat (from breaking into gun shops), and also find anything in the form of a shovel or chain saw or lawn mower. MAGX: If you were granted a super power by some alien intelligence, what would you want it to be?
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The Black Veil Brides are one of the fastest rising rock bands today. Their rabid fan base and total devotion to their craft has earned them massive recognition thorough out the industry as well as hoards of fans all over the world. The band in its first form originated in Cincinatt, Ohio. Since then singer Andy Six has relocated to Hollywood, CA in true rock star form to find the missing pieces to the puzzle. In 2009 the band completed its line up and has performed many shows to positive reviews and enthusiastic crowds. The band became wildly famous for the single Knives and Pens which as of August 2010 has recieved over 14,000,000 views on YouTube. In February of 2010 the band began recording their debut album with producer Blasko (Rob Zombie, Ozzy Osbourne). We spoke with bassist Ashley Purdy on the band’s successess, life on the road, and their army of fans. MAGXONLINE.COM
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mean it’s not just finding someone who can play but someone who has the look we’re looking for, the showmanship to put on a quality show, and just to fit in overall. tthe lineup we have now For me, the members we have now is almost like an allstar line up. I couldn’t ask for anyone better to play with. What was it like recording with Blasko? Amazing! He goes above and beyond the call of duty for a manager. [Blasko] Coming from a band that was theatrical and very visual he totally understands what we do and where we want to go. He’s fully involved knows exactly what we’re doing. He’s really a perfect match for us. How was the Hot Topic tour?
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and stitch on his face. It’s symbolism. It’s almost like remember the past and learn from your mistakes. It’s like a healing process and also a growing process. The band has had a few lineup changes has that affected the band at all? It’s happened, but we’ve only grown from all of it. That’s just something that happens with any band really. Especially one like this one with a direct concept. It takes a while to find the complete right members. I MAGXONLINE.COM
It was the Sacred Ceremony tour, our very fist headlining tour across the US and Hot Topic was gracious enough to get behind it. It was really an amazing experience we saw sold out shows and got to see how our demographic has grown. You have a big festival coming up playing along side HUGE BANDS are you nervous? It is a huge event it’s September 26 we’re playing a festival for KRock in LA. We’re going to be playing alongside acts like 30 Seconds to Mars and Blink-182 it will also be the largest crowd we’ve ever had a chance to play. It’s gonna be amazing to us. I just think that our music carrys enough lines to gain exposure to a totally different fan and enter other genre’s fans. At times though it can be tough people can judge us on how we look and toss our credibility out the
window. We will eventually win them over with our showmanship. Most bands of this generation don’t take the time to have an image, do you feel it is important for your band to have a certain aesthetic? Well yes man. We grew up on KISS, GUNS’N’ROSES, WASP, MOTLEY CRÜE. Those are our influences! It was always cool to see those bands that have an image or concept behind them. It’s something you can identify with go with. When you’re young people look at you are instantly attracted physically. It’s really just the sort of people that we are. The main thing is that rockstars no long exist! The showman ship is gone! I think the last rockstar we’ve had recently was [Marilyn] Manson. All of us have truly been bored with music for the last decade. We wanted to create a band that we would go see.
can call your own. This band isn’t just 5 members, it’s made up of our entire army of fans. We stand up for all people. Our fans are diehard though and we love them so much. We do get many shows where they are crying and tell us their issues. It’s a healthy and safe outlet. What is one thing you would like BVB to be remembered for? I think again just being that band that fans in the world know are their for them. Something that lets them know they are a part of something that’s bigger than themselves. Something they can feel apart of.
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A dark cloud has come over the animation industry. Wow, sounds like a line from a novel doesn’t it…mustn’t get sidetracked focus, focus. Where was I…oh yes a dark cloud has come over the animation industry. And, this darkness is the result of the loss of a great man that the industry has known for over 19 years and who has been directing since 1997. His death comes to us as a tragic loss. A death that is too soon to be had at the age of 46 Satoshi was still in his prime whose vision of reality and fantasy allowed him to create artistic masterpieces of animation. The images that fell upon the screen were mesmerizing and an eye that showed no boundaries when it came to his directing. Kon was born in 1963 on the island of Hokkaido. He started college wanting to become a painter and debuted as a comic writer at the age of twenty-three while still in college at the Musashino University of Art in Tokyo. He began making animated films in 1990, establishing a style that blurred the boundaries of reality and fantasy. He worked for Katushiro Otomo on the manga titled “World Apartment Horror.” He also worked as a set designer for the
film “Roujin Z” in which Otomo was the screenwriter and mechanical engineer. His early work was strongly influenced by Otomo due to his many years working with him. He continued by working as a screenwriter for the film “Magnetic Rose” which was within an anthology called Memories. In the year of 1997 he made his directorial debut with the film Perfect Blue. A film that dealt with the life of a young singer/actress who her fans felt she betrayed them for going into a field that she did not start in. After the success of his first film he made several others that did as well and put him on the map as a revolutionary in the anime industry as a director. Kon’s work dealt with themes that ranged in the psychological well-being of his characters. In 2003 “Tokyo Godfathers” which was loosely based on the 1948 John Ford film “3 Godfathers” was nominated for an Oscar and had his most comedic story lines. This film explored heavier themes of personal guilt, loss and suicidal ideation. His later films like Millennium Actress and Paprika drew great attention to themes blurred by the boundaries
of reality and fantasy in the story. Examples being that they (the characters) broke the fourth wall and performed actions that could not have been done in the actual real world. His final film titled “Paprika” that was based on the novel written by Yasutaka Tsutsui used breathtaking cutting-edge animation won an award at the Brussels animation festival in 2007 he was working on his first children’s animation titled “The Dreaming Machine” at the time of his death which was brought on by pancreatic cancer. His death was nothing he himself didn’t know was coming he had spoken to his doctor and decided that even after all the medication and treatments he went through knew he was not going to live past the year. He chose to live out the rest of his days at home so he can be at peace and with his family. He stated that his only regret was he felt sorry for his last film and the staff that worked hard on it. He was living on borrowed time and decided to give a “Goodbye” statement on his website which was written in Japanese I’ll be including this statement in a different posting. All, I can say to this
tragic loss is that if you have not seen Kon’s work I recommend you do and look at it the same way we all did who have seen his earlier work and accept the vision this great man had of reality and fantasy all his own. I know that I’ll be doing the same and I know that in my heart what I write doesn’t do him justice I mean the life this man lived can’t be conveyed on a small article. So I say to you that in order to truly understand the man who brought his vision to the screen is to see his works and enjoy them as much as I did and hopefully his legacy will live on and continue to inspire more people to take up the work of anime and express themselves with their own piece of individuality. The cancer may have taken a great man but it hasn’t taken away his vision and dreams of what he wanted to give to us and with that I am happy I was able to see his work and that makes me glad to be a fan of anime. So Satoshi Kon wherever you are I say this in your native tongue arregato gozaimasu and sayonara gomeifuku wo inorimasu…Darth Chew
How could I forget, May 18th of this year. I received the following pronouncement from a cardiovascular doctor at Musashino Red Cross Hospital. “It’s the latter stages of pancreatic cancer. It’s metastasized to several bones. You have at the most half a year left to live.” My wife and I listened together. It was a fate so unexpected and untenable, that the two of us together could barely take it. I used to honestly think that “I can’t help it if I die any day.” Still, it was so sudden. To be sure, there were some signs. 2 to 3 months before that I’d had strong pains in several places on my back and in the joints of my legs; I’d lost strength in my right leg and found it hard to walk, and I’d been going to an acupuncturist and a chiropractor, but I wasn’t getting any better. So after having been examined in an MRI and a PET-CT and
such advanced machinery, came the sudden pronouncement of the time I had left. It was as if death had positioned itself right behind me before I knew it, and there was nothing I could do. After the pronouncement, my wife and I researched ways to prolong my life. It was literally a life or death situation. We received the support of staunch frends and strong allies. I rejected anti-cancer medication, and tried to live with a view of the world slightly different from the norm. The fact that I rejected what was “expected (normal)” seemed to me to be very much like me. I’ve never really felt that I belonged with the majority. It was the same for medical care, as with anything else. “Why not try to keep living according to my own principles!” However, as is the case when I’m trying to create a work [a film], ones willpower alone didn’t do the job. The illness kept progressing day by day.
On the other hand, as a member of society, I do accept at least half of what society in general holds to be right. I do pay taxes. I’m far from being an upstanding citizen, but I am a full member of Japanese society. So, aside from the things I needed to do to prolong my life from my own point of view, I also attempted to do all the things necessary to “be ready to die properly”. I don’t think I managed to do it properly though. (But) one of the things I did was, with the cooperation of 2 friends that I could trust, set up a company to take care of things like the measly number of copyrights that I hold. Another thing that I did was, to insure that my wife would take over any modest assets that I had smoothly by writing a will. Of course, I didn’t think there would be any fighting over my legacy or anything, but I wanted to make sure that my wife, who would remain behind in this world, would have nothing to worry about - and besides, I
wanted to remove any anxiety from myself, the one who was going to take a little hop over there, before I had to leave. The paperwork and research necessary for these tasks, which neither my wife nor I were good at doing, were taken care of speedily by wonderful friends. Later on, when I developed pneumonia and was at death’s door, and put my final signature on the will, I thought that if I died right then and there, it couldn’t be helped. “Ah...I can die at last.” After all, I’d been brought by ambulance to the Musashino Red Cross Hospital 2 days before that; then brought back again to the same hospital by ambulance the day after. Even I had to be hospitalized and undergo many examinations. The result of those examinations: pneumonia, water in my chest, and when I asked the doctor [straight out], the answer I received was very businesslike, and I was in a way grateful for that...
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There are many talented local rappers. Then there are some that stand out above the rest, that know that HARD WORK & DETERMINATION coupled with a well-honed craft and sound, will get you to the top. That Dirty Mexican ZOE is one of them. There is a certain HUSTLE that is required to move up in the ranks of HIP-HOP and a struggle that comes along with it. TDM ZOE knows this. His aptly-titled record label MEAN HUSTLE is a statement. A statement that tells everyone he isn’t afraid of HARD WORK and getting his hands dirty to get to where he wants to be. MAGX: Where did you grow up and did it contribute to your love for rap? TDM ZOE: I was born and raised until the age of 12 in Corpus Christi in the projects on the North Side. I won't say that is the reason why I love rap, because I did lived in Mission until I was 18, and most people here in the Valley are into Spanish music. But the truth is, I like all types of music, even Spanish, as long as its real. MAGX: Tell me how you came up in the Rap scene. TDM ZOE: Hard work and dedication! This game isn't easy. It took a lot of sacrifice and even still. I work my life around my job. MAGX: For those who haven't heard you, If you had to compare your style MAGX • 20
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to another rapper, who would it be? TDM ZOE: I wouldn't compare myself to any other artist, but the artists that have influenced me are: Tupac, JayZ, UGK, SPM, T.I., Young Jeezy, and Scarface. As far as fans and critics, they call me the "Mexican T.I.". LOL MAGX: Where do your lyrics come from? What are they about? TDM ZOE: In my music I speak my feelings, thoughts, and experiences. Reality. I've been through a lot, just like everybody else. So that’s why its good music. People can relate to it. MAGX: What do you want the listener to feel when they hear your music? TDM ZOE: On every song that I work on, I target an audience. Then, I think of how I can touch that audience. Its poetry to me. I'm not just rhyming. A lot of people are turned off from rap/hip-hop because they think its a bunch of nonsense, I spit conscious rap. It make sense if you listen. MAGX: What upcoming shows do you have? TDM ZOE: These upcoming months, I will be super busy since I have a new album dropping. September 1st I will be
performing live at Club Metropolis in Mcallen for the Album Release party. Big Gemini will be in the building as well! September 4th/ San Antonio, September 5th/ Ft. Worth, and September 24th/ Abilene. MAGX: Tell me about Mean Hustle, your record label. TDM ZOE: I started the label in 2003, when I was still in The Marine Corps. I hit the road, touring the Southwest in 2006. I've dropped 5 albums and another 5 mixtapes as a label. The newest project "Mindin My Bizniz" Drops 8/30/10. We are still far from where we want to be, but we work hard everyday in that direction. MAGX: Who have you performed with? TDM ZOE: I've opened up for a lot of artist, The Game, Chamillionaire, and DMX just to name a few. I've worked with Trae Tha Truth, Michael "5K" Watts, Juan Gotti, Lil Uno, and Lucky Luciano. This new project features Paula DeAnda, Chingo Bling, and Big TDM ZOE: I wish I knew...lol! I am Gemini. working on another mixtape. I've been offered 2 movie roles... I'm MAGX: I was checking out your an entertainer. So I'm going to the music videos. Neva Had Shit Ft. money. Chingo Bling is a bad ass track. How many videos have you filmed? MAGX: Where can fans find you Where did you film them? online? TDM ZOE: I have 5 videos as of now, one is being edited as we speak, and we will be shooting another to a song off the new album called "Shine" which features Big Gemini. I went to the neighborhood where I grew up in Corpus Christi on the song "Too Hard" which features Carolyne Rodriguez, but most of the videos have been shot in Mcallen. MAGX: What does the future hold for THAT DIRTY MEXICAN ZOE?
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Monterrey Morados Bar Mundo Power Plate Myth Adventures New York Deli Newman’s Octopus Tattoos Orlie’s Accessories Osuka’s Parlays Sports Bar Perfect Ink Pick A Salad Picosito’s Mexican Cuisine Picosito’s Pow Wow Puff-N-Stuff Quiznos R.G.V. Video Ramos Bar-B-Q RDS Guns Red Robin Rio Tires & Wheels Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Russo’s New York Pizzeria Schlotzky’s Deli Shoney’s Simon Sez Sinugba House Skate Shop Skin Deep Tattoo Skunky’s Smoke Shop Smoothie King Soundwaves Sport Clips Sports Authority Sprint Store Starbucks Starbucks Subway Sun Palace Sunny Bunz Super Cuts Taco Cabana Taco Palenque Taco Rico Taco Rico Texas Road House Thai Red Chilis The Armory The Brass Chair Barber Shop The Gallery The Gallery Bar The Gallery Lingerie The Gym at Uptown The Ice House The Office The Peace Pipe The Pump The Red Barn
The Smoke Shop The Vitamin Shoppe Tico’s Toucan Lounge Tropic Tan & Massage Truck Toys Ultimate Hair Cut Experience Underworld Boutique Up In Smoke Shop Up Town Café Uptown Fitness Valley Vinyls Vermilyen Tattoos Vice Videomatic Vintage Room Volta Disco Western Beverage Whispers White Buffalo White Buffalo #2 Wing Stop Wireless Toys Woodlands Xotic Hair Studio Yoko’s Zarah’s Restaurant
MISSION
Casa Del Taco Church’s Danny’s Restaurant Finish Line Jitter Café K.F.C. La Paletera Michallita’s Restaurant Mission Fitness Center Pizza Di Roma The Peace Pipe Quick Wash Quick Wok Quiznos’s Skean Dhu Tequila Jacks The Bean Cuisine The Car Spa Valley Bowl West Side Liquor Store
OLMITO
Texxx Adult Video
PHARR
Buena Suerta Tattoo
Free Spirits Glick Twins KFC La Mexicana Smokey’s Bar-B-Q Stilettos Cabaret Subway Tex-Mex The Music Center Yamaha
PORT ISABEL
Castaway’s Dairy Queen Doubleday Bar Passions Wal-Mart
SAN JUAN
Dairy Queen Juniors Supermarket Powerhouse Gym Smokey’s Bar-B-Q
SOUTH PADRE
Ace Hardware ACE Tattoos AmberJacks B & S Kites Ben’s Liquor Bigo’s Coral Reef Bar Daddy’s Dairy Queen Dirty Al’s Inkredible Tattoo Kelly’s Irish Pub Padre Island Brewery Palm & Laguna Palmetto Inn Peggy’s Tattoos Pizza Hut Psychadeli Rovan Restaurant Surf Up Tom & Jerry
WESLACO Holiday Liquor Keno’s Café Pokey’s Planet Red Pepper S.T.C. Top Video Wal-Mart
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