Word of Our Campaign for the Moon Made it Across the Pond
Thanks to Chase Hoffberger from the Daily Dot for the delightful interview about our Kickstarter campaign! http://www.dailydot.com/entertainment/kickstopper-space-folk-lunar-aid-1985/
Tag: journey to the moon
The Grammys Invest in Our Moon Venture
Sandwiched in between blurbs about Sir Paul McCartney and The Flaming Lips, the Grammy’s “This Week in Music” covered our campaign for the moon – and even offered a pledge. http://www.grammy.com/news/the-week-in-music-paul-mccartney-brian-wilson-turn-70
After You Make Boing Boing, Everybody Wants a Piece of You
Local mega-blog Ashvegas covers our progress in the Kickstarter campaign. Thanks, Ashvegas, for the coverage! Here’s hoping we can meet our goal! Lunar Aid 1985: $21M Asheville Kickstarter to record space folk album on the Moon makes BoingBoing
Stuff Monsters Like in the Space Race Against Russia
Have you heard? We’re on a race to build the first permanent base on the moon. All in the name of great music! Here’s our official press release: June 1, 2012 – For Immediate Release We’re buying the Moon. And if you help us raise the money, you can come…
SML was on Boing Boing!!
Looking for $21M to record an album on the moon OMG! We were SO excited when Cory Doctorow highlighted our Kickstarter campaign for the moon! A $21M Kickstarter project aims to record an album of lunar folk music, on the Moon. Erik writes, “This video breaks down the entire plan…
Is Russia Winning the 21st Century Space Race? Not If You Donate Today!
Stuff Monsters Like has taken on a challenge to beat Russia to the moon. But we can’t do it alone. We need the help and support of the rest of the globe in order to reach our goal. Why should you donate? Our Kickstarter program requires millions of dollars, and…
This June, Send us to the Moon!
John F. Kennedy once said, “There is no strife, no prejudice, no national conflict in outer space as yet.” But we can change that. The Head Monsters at the SML Haunted Mansion and Blog Laboratory have decided to take the summer off* to work on a project that’s near and…
