BS: Aside from the obvious, what is Wendigo Tea Co? SW: Wendigo Tea Co. is a cryptid and monster themed premium craft tea company. BS: How did you get involved in the tea business? SW: I just loved tea and was importing it for my own personal use. I was traveling the world playing piano in my band Foxy Shazam, playing 200-300 shows a year. When you travel that much, you need something to make…"Q and A with Sky White on Wendigo Tea Co"
BareBones Ent hooked up with our old friend, Shaun Gunnels to put together each of our Top 10 Bands/Artists to watch in 2017! Take a look below and let us know in the comments who’s on your list! BareBones Ent Youth In Revolt (New Jersey) (Post-Hardcore) Fire From the Gods (Texas) (Rap/Metal) The Soul Shakers (Tennessee) (Rock) The CMDWN (Utah) (R&B/Rock) Famous Last Words (Michigan) (Post-Hardcore) Assuming We Survive (California) (Pop Punk) Outline in Color…"Top 10 Bands and Artists to Watch in 2017"
Take a look at our favorite 10 comics live on Kickstarter right now (with a couple honorable mentions)! The comics are not listed in any particular order. These comics feature a wide range including horror, graphic, comedy, and all-ages fun. Take a look and get in early with some of these awesome projects that may not hit your local stores! Please note that the funding percentage listed is at the time of this writing Sink…"Fave 10 Comics on Kickstarter Now!"
Please enjoy this 3 page preview of our comic book, BareBones: Nice Guys Finish Dead! In this preview you can see a conflict between our main character, Edwin “Bones” Shore and Bryton King. Make sure to subscribe and stay informed for when we launch our Kickstarter to fund this comic!"Barebones: Nice Guys Finish Dead Preview"
Are you ready to unplug and have some fun with family and friends? Check out the board game taking the nation by storm, Spontuneous! Find out everything you need to know about this game from when we sat down with the creator! BS: How did you come up with the concept for the game? Spontuneous: I was just hanging out one day with some family and friends having a regular ‘ole conversation. Someone mentioned taking…"Q and A with Spontuneous"
BareBones Ent got the chance to sit down with musician Riley Flood and chat about his new EP, Phases. Find out what all Riley had to say when he talked with BareBones. BS: How would you best describe your sound? RF: I would say this EP has a classic vibe with a modern approach. I tried to pack as wide of a range of music as possible into the small space that I had. BS: Is…"Q and A with Riley Flood"
BS: What type of background in comics do you have? WD: My first comic book was for Hart Fisher’s Boneyard Press which was mainly horror, that was back in 1996. Over the next 6 years I worked on a sci-fi comic book called The Rift. Then I went on to work with Acetylene Comics on a Femme Fatale book called Vesper. From there I developed a title called Waterdogs which involved an all-girl Spy team comic book which is now…"Q and A with Waterdogs team"
BS: What type of comic book background do you have? MM: I’ve been a comic writer for a few years and have several successful series under my belt so far as well as shorts with various companies. I’ve been a reader since I was a kid, but am still fairly new to the professional comics world. BS: How did GWAR and you come together for this? MM: Well I’ve been a fan since I was 16, so…"Q and A with Matt Miner"
BS: What is Stabbity bunny? SB: Stabbity Bunny is a self-published indie horror/mystery comic. We say it takes place at the intersection of Nightmare on Elm Street and Sesame Street where a 100 year-old plush bunny and his current little girl combat an ancient evil. BS: What issue is it that you are currently getting funded? SB: This is for issue #5 BS: How can people get their hands or eyes on past issues? SB:…"Q and A with Stabbity Bunny Team"
Our old friends in Manic Pixi have been keeping busy lately. Find out what all they had to say when they sat down with Barebones Ent to catch up! BS: How have you guys been? It’s been a long time. MP: Well it was only July that you “saw” us last, so don’t worry, we haven’t left you to the winds. Thank you for your support to bookend the Manic Summer ’16. We’ve been terrific!…"Q and A with Manic Pixi"