Observer, which offers metropolitan professionals an original take on the latest in news, culture, politics, and luxury while bringing its irreverent sensibility to a national audience, unveiled it's annual PR Power List today naming New York-based creative agency WORKHOUSE as a PR Power to their 2019 Honor Roll describing the firm as "one of the most influential agencies in the Design & Architecture industries". "There are thousands of PR firms in New York City, but there are only 50 slots on our annual PR Power List. To salute even more of the great work we’ve seen this year, here’s our honor roll of the most influential firms in the architecture and design industry. Agencies on previous honor rolls have graduated to the PR Power 50, so watch this space," states Observer. "As Workhouse celebrates its 20th anniversary, there is no greater heartbeat than recognition. As forever fans of the Observer, we are moved by the moment while remaining forever grateful to our clients who believed steadfast could make stardust." - Adam Nelson, Founder & CEO, Workhouse W O R K H O U S E is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. For the seventh consecutive year, Workhouse received the "Best of Manhattan Award" by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA). The agency swept three of the industry's highest honors when it was bestowed with the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Silver Anvil Award, PR News' Platinum PR "Wow Award", Bulldog Reporter's Silver Medal Award and was also named a PR Daily/ Dow Jones Finalist for "Grand Prize: PR Campaign of the Year". Celebrating two decades of service, Workhouse is a full-service creative agency positioning emerging and established brands with celebrity craftsmanship. The agency provides forward thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting and modern day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Chase Contemporary, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Versace and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion and lifestyle spheres. Visit workhousepr.com
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SLOPE RECORDS presents Jack Acid “Gutless” Exclusive Music Video Premiere & Translucent Red Vinyl12/13/2019 Jack Acid is a Nuclear Explosion. On Gutless there is a feeling of impending doom as the sound of sirens provides an exclamation point to Acid’s mouthfuls of chaos. It's a hardcore adrenalin rush that mixes 80’s hardcore and thrash metal with the sound of now. Praise him, embrace him, and then buckle up for one minute and thirteen seconds of pure, unadulterated beautiful noise. An uncultured ear might write Jack Acid’s music off as something derivative of new school rap, but mature seasoned listeners can hear the punk and thrash layers peppered throughout. With vocals that pay homage to punk's forefathers, Acid’s seismic sound paves the way for a fresh crossover, one that’s currently writhing within the basements of the underground rap scene. Typically, in the realms of rap, one would boast about the flash and luxury of a lifetime hitting the hydroplane of money, women, and cars, but that doesn’t seem to be the case in Acid’s music. Instead, poverty abandonment and harsh environments form the staples of Jack’s stable. Slope Records is proud to present Jack Acid's first EP release on translucent red vinyl. Pre-order your copy of Gutless now for release on Friday, 13 December 2019 via Slope Records WATCH! Exclusive Music Video World Premiere of Jack Acid's "Gutless' on WorldStarHipHop Single title: Gutless || Release Date: 12-13-19 || Record Label: Slope Records || Jack Acid. 7” Single Tracklist includes 1. Gutless 2. Lo-Hi Follow Jack Acid on Twitter, Instagram, and Spotify Interested media who wish to interview Jack Acid or Thomas Lopez, founder of Slope Recordsplease contact WORKHOUSE, CEO Adam Nelson via email [email protected] or telephone +1 212.645.8006 At Slope Records, the music is fast and loud, fun is a guiding principle, and all misfits are welcome. Named for the Sunnyslope neighborhood in Phoenix, Arizona where it is based out of a building that also houses a 1950s bomb shelter, Slope Records has roots in the DIY punk culture that sprung up in the city during the 1980s. In those days, Phoenix was still developing into the metropolis it is today, and local youth were struggling through their own growing pains—which made it the perfect ground for rebellion and revolution. Outsiders from miles around would come together for underground shows and secret desert parties, and tape trading was key to discovering new music. But Slope doesn’t bask in nostalgia. Instead, it takes inspiration from that energy and spirit and uses it to bridge generations of music fans and champion the future of punk. Founded by lifelong punk, musician, and entrepreneur Thomas Lopez in 2015, the vinyl-only label specializes in transgressive music by artists who are more bound by attitude than musical style. In a short amount of time Slope has released a ferocious mix of punk, hardcore, ska, garage, and psych releases—celebrate the contributions of the early, often-unsung disruptors while keeping an ear to the ground for emerging musical oddballs and dissidents: among its roster are stalwarts such as U.S. Bombs and Exterminators (with members of the Germs, Meat Puppets), The Feederz, psych weirdos such as Fuckemos, and upstarts including ska-punk trio, the Linecutters and gospel-infused two-piece, the Christian Family. New to the label are The Blankz, the snotty punk and new wave band Lopez founded last year with a collective of like-minded Phoenix garage and punk vets. Each Slope release is pressed on high-quality vinyl and includes carefully-crafted cover art, but Slope isn’t just for collectors and crate diggers—they’re also forging innovations for how music can find an audience in today’s digital-focused market while staying true to their artist-friendly principles. “It's just a matter of teaming up with somebody that has the same vision and drive to make it work. And it is going to work,” Lopez says. And speaking of drive, Slope’s even fixed up and modded out a 35-foot van so that its artists can have access to a roadworthy tour vehicle. Check back for news on upcoming releases and tours. For Slope Records, Phoenix will always be home, but they’re intent on bringing a bit of desert punk to you. Visit https://sloperecords.com W O R K H O U S E is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. Celebrating 20 years of service, the agency provides forward thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting and modern day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Chase Contemporary, Versace and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion and lifestyle spheres. Visit workhousepr.com
WHAT IF you took the most gifted artists, animators, directors, designers, film festivals, producers, writers, and they joined forces with the brightest scientists and ecologists in the world? The Hub is where art + science meet and join hands. PANTRY LA + MATTHEW MODINE Invite you to the Launch of THE HUB Tomorrow, 12/11/19 @ 7pm 8336 Melrose Avenue, LA CA RSVP [email protected] Current Hubs Sean Astin, Jennifer Beals, Steve Bellamy, Joe D’Angerio, Jed Dietz, Lisa Desimini, Pete Dominick, Theo Dumont, Cary Elwes, Earthx Film Festival, Environmental Media Association, Stefano Gallini-Durante, Sara Garth, Philip Granger, David Alan Grier, David Holbrooke, Holly Short Film Festival, Robert Kennedy, JR, Andrew Klien, Jenny Larkin, Matt Mahurin, Boman Modine, J.T. Mollner, Shaun Monson, Yuki Morita, My Young Auntie, Adam Nelson, New York Film Academy, Soledad O’Brien, Alec Pederson, Bill Plympton, Louie Psihoyos, Adam Rackoff, Cristina Rackoff, Oberon Sinclair, Brian Sirgutz, Eric Stoltz, Danni Washington, Workhouse, Terence Ziegler. Current Spokes Bicycle for a Day, Big Blue and You, Blue Planet Society, Communityx, Do-One Campaign, Sylvia Earle, Kiss the Earth, Healthy Air Alliance, Lonely Whale, NRDC Water, Oceana, Oceanic Preservation Society, OPS, Parley, Plastic Oceans, Riverkeeper, Surf Rider, Solar One, The Ocean Foundation, The Ocean Project, Waterkeeper Alliance. Interested media who wish to interview Matthew Modine please contact WORKHOUSE, CEO Adam Nelson via email [email protected] or telephone +1 212.645.8006 IMAGINE a place where Artists, Animators, Directors, Actors, Producers, Writers, Film Festivals, came together to create work that promotes a better future for ourselves, our planet, and the many species we share this world with. Imagine a writer in Los Angeles working directly with an actor in Australia and a producer in Spain. A director in England working with an animator in Atlanta. A filmmaker in Kenya collaborating with a film festival in Dallas. Imagine those artists partnering with environmental organizations and experts from around the world to tell their urgent stories and highlight the good work they’re doing. Imagine how strong their stories could become and how they could be shared the world over. Imagine how much attention these important organizations could receive. Art and Science have always had a collaborative hand in the creation of our future. The HUB is a place where Art & Science join together to help shape our present, plan for the future and support environmental causes the world over. Our mission: work together to create content designed to amplify the messages of our environmental partner organizations. These partner organizations are the HUB’s Spokes. This collaboration between art and science is the backbone of our endeavor. The HUB is creating a powerful, artistic and informational wheel, that will carry us into the future. Working together to educate, inform, change perspectives and make the world we share a far better place for ourselves and future generations. W O R K H O U S E is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. Celebrating 20 years of service, the agency provides forward thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting and modern day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Chase Contemporary, Versace and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion and lifestyle spheres. Visit workhousepr.com
SLOPE RECORDS presents True Sounds of Liberty (T.S.O.L.) “Ghost Train” Translucent Blue Vinyl12/4/2019 T.S.O.L. (True Sounds Of Liberty) the words every 80s punk know by heart. T.S.O.L are SoCal punk rock legends and on Ghost Train, the band brings a taste of the past and a solid chunk of the present to their first EP release with Slope Records on translucent blue vinyl. Ghost Train sounds like what the Psychedelic Furs would have put out if they had grown up in Hermosa Beach in the late 70s. Dark, punk, and a lot of new wave angst with singer Jack Grisham’s trademark baritone. Single title: Ghost Train || Release Date: 12-13-19 || Record Label: Slope Records || T.S.O.L Band Members include Jack Grisham: Vocals, Mike Roche: Bass, Ron Emory: Guitar, Antonio Hernandez: Drums, Greg Kuehn: Keyboard. 7” Single Tracklist includes 1. Ghost Train 2. Never Go Home || Album art by Mike Fisher. Pre-order your copy of Ghost Train now for release on Friday, 13 December 2019 via Slope Records In the early years of Los Angeles punk, one of the premiere hardcore bands was T.S.O.L., which stood for True Sounds of Liberty. Offering poppier music than many of their contemporaries and featuring an image that appealed to punks who wanted to dive deeper into the gothic subgenre already being offered by many British punk bands, T.S.O.L. became hugely popular on the local scene. Follow T.S.O.L on Facebook, Instagram, and Spotify Interested media who wish to interview T.S.O.L or Thomas Lopez, founder of Slope Records please contact WORKHOUSE, CEO Adam Nelson via email [email protected] or telephone +1 212.645.8006 At Slope Records, the music is fast and loud, fun is a guiding principle, and all misfits are welcome. Named for the Sunnyslope neighborhood in Phoenix, Arizona where it is based out of a building that also houses a 1950s bomb shelter, Slope Records has roots in the DIY punk culture that sprung up in the city during the 1980s. In those days, Phoenix was still developing into the metropolis it is today, and local youth were struggling through their own growing pains—which made it the perfect ground for rebellion and revolution. Outsiders from miles around would come together for underground shows and secret desert parties, and tape trading was key to discovering new music. But Slope doesn’t bask in nostalgia. Instead, it takes inspiration from that energy and spirit and uses it to bridge generations of music fans and champion the future of punk. Founded by lifelong punk, musician, and entrepreneur Thomas Lopez in 2015, the vinyl-only label specializes in transgressive music by artists who are more bound by attitude than musical style. In a short amount of time Slope has released a ferocious mix of punk, hardcore, ska, garage, and psych releases—celebrate the contributions of the early, often-unsung disruptors while keeping an ear to the ground for emerging musical oddballs and dissidents: among its roster are stalwarts such as U.S. Bombs and Exterminators (with members of the Germs, Meat Puppets), The Feederz, psych weirdos such as Fuckemos, and upstarts including ska-punk trio, the Linecutters and gospel-infused two-piece, the Christian Family. New to the label are The Blankz, the snotty punk and new wave band Lopez founded last year with a collective of like-minded Phoenix garage and punk vets. Each Slope release is pressed on high-quality vinyl and includes carefully-crafted cover art, but Slope isn’t just for collectors and crate diggers—they’re also forging innovations for how music can find an audience in today’s digital-focused market while staying true to their artist-friendly principles. “It's just a matter of teaming up with somebody that has the same vision and drive to make it work. And it is going to work,” Lopez says. And speaking of drive, Slope’s even fixed up and modded out a 35-foot van so that its artists can have access to a roadworthy tour vehicle. Check back for news on upcoming releases and tours. For Slope Records, Phoenix will always be home, but they’re intent on bringing a bit of desert punk to you. Visit https://sloperecords.com W O R K H O U S E is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. Celebrating 20 years of service, the agency provides forward thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting and modern day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Chase Contemporary, Versace and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion and lifestyle spheres. Visit workhousepr.com
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