August 8, 2011
also performing:
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
A Place to Bury Strangers
$30 in advance / $35 Day of show
Click Alison and Jamie for ticket purchasing info!
We Sew Cool's Aarin and Drew.B will be there Reviewing and getting our drink on!
Find us and buy us drinks!
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Please excuse the mess...
Success serenades me
And pressures at the door
Broken promise debris
Lie around from my mind war
And my accomplishments interrogating me
Today's become tomorrow before I wanted it to be
Desperate discussions
Disturb the destruction
I assigned in my mind
I'll be fine, I'll be fine
'Cause I'm under construction everyone
so you'll have to mind the mess
I'm under some construction
I always had to try harder
I never really could keep up
Sitting in the corner
With my illness and bad luck
But in this humble place
I'm feeling like red wine
And I hope to get better with some time
I'll be fine, in some time I'll be fine
'Cause I'm under construction everyone
So you'll have to mind the mess
I'm under some construction
Correction
Modification
Alteration
Construction
And the rituals that soothe and disgust me
Will be gone in some time, I'll be fine
In some time I'll be fine, I'll be fine
'Cause I'm under construction everyone
So you'll have to mind the mess
I'm under some construction
Construction
Feel better with some construction
A message from my good friends NO DOUBT.
Thank you for stopping by. Check back with us soon.
New city, new blog, new us.
And pressures at the door
Broken promise debris
Lie around from my mind war
And my accomplishments interrogating me
Today's become tomorrow before I wanted it to be
Desperate discussions
Disturb the destruction
I assigned in my mind
I'll be fine, I'll be fine
'Cause I'm under construction everyone
so you'll have to mind the mess
I'm under some construction
I always had to try harder
I never really could keep up
Sitting in the corner
With my illness and bad luck
But in this humble place
I'm feeling like red wine
And I hope to get better with some time
I'll be fine, in some time I'll be fine
'Cause I'm under construction everyone
So you'll have to mind the mess
I'm under some construction
Correction
Modification
Alteration
Construction
And the rituals that soothe and disgust me
Will be gone in some time, I'll be fine
In some time I'll be fine, I'll be fine
'Cause I'm under construction everyone
So you'll have to mind the mess
I'm under some construction
Construction
Feel better with some construction
A message from my good friends NO DOUBT.
Thank you for stopping by. Check back with us soon.
New city, new blog, new us.
Monday, July 26, 2010
WSC! Kick Week! Fall 2010
It's been a while since WSC! has posted a good kick week, or any thing for that matter haha. This week I will be featuring some of the hottest shoe trends from the hottest retailers from NY to LA to right here in RVA for fall 2010 starting with men.
If anyone remembers, last Kick Week we featured a lot of sporty trends for spring so I figured we would go the more sophisticated route for Fall.
I find some of the most amazing things from Top Shop NYC who have some of the most trendy and forward looks for men. Even though Top Shop is not well known in the mainstream I still consider it corporate retail but not far under the independent boutiques and designers. (in other words they're pretty rad in my book)
Let's start with a boot.
Europe has been on a men's boot kick for years. There has never really been a market for sophisticated boots in the US until recently. So here are a couple things to think about when putting together you're new fall wardrobe.
Boots for men are not easy to come by and when you finally find that perfect pair they cost a bagillion dollars. Not TUHDAY!
Here we have the "Westland" black vintage look Hudson boot from TopMan.com. 100% Leather. for under 200 bucks. HELLO! Why aren't you buying these like NOW?!

I know these are a little last year style so I will quickly explain myself. Palladium Boots are one of my favorite styles of boots for men because A: They are functional and B: They look damn sexy with a slim fit twill and a fitted military jacket. PERFECT FOR FALL. DUH! I mean, these shoes are worn by the french military HELLO you can't get hotter than that. Another great thing about these fashionably functional kicks is that you don't have to take the China Town bus to snag a pair. Just check out your local Urban Outfitters or Urbanoutfitters.com. And for 70 bucks you really don't have any excuse.

I hope you enjoyed the first fall 2010 kick week entry. Feel free to email me at drewb@wesewcool.com for any questions or comments or just to say hey! : )
Love, Drew.B
If anyone remembers, last Kick Week we featured a lot of sporty trends for spring so I figured we would go the more sophisticated route for Fall.
I find some of the most amazing things from Top Shop NYC who have some of the most trendy and forward looks for men. Even though Top Shop is not well known in the mainstream I still consider it corporate retail but not far under the independent boutiques and designers. (in other words they're pretty rad in my book)
Let's start with a boot.
Europe has been on a men's boot kick for years. There has never really been a market for sophisticated boots in the US until recently. So here are a couple things to think about when putting together you're new fall wardrobe.
Boots for men are not easy to come by and when you finally find that perfect pair they cost a bagillion dollars. Not TUHDAY!
Here we have the "Westland" black vintage look Hudson boot from TopMan.com. 100% Leather. for under 200 bucks. HELLO! Why aren't you buying these like NOW?!

I know these are a little last year style so I will quickly explain myself. Palladium Boots are one of my favorite styles of boots for men because A: They are functional and B: They look damn sexy with a slim fit twill and a fitted military jacket. PERFECT FOR FALL. DUH! I mean, these shoes are worn by the french military HELLO you can't get hotter than that. Another great thing about these fashionably functional kicks is that you don't have to take the China Town bus to snag a pair. Just check out your local Urban Outfitters or Urbanoutfitters.com. And for 70 bucks you really don't have any excuse.

I hope you enjoyed the first fall 2010 kick week entry. Feel free to email me at drewb@wesewcool.com for any questions or comments or just to say hey! : )
Love, Drew.B
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
CASTING CALL THIS WEEKEND!
Natural Science Productions is casting a new short film for Summer 2010 production, directed by Todd Raviotta.
Sunday June 27, 2010
11am - 2pm
Gallery5
200 W. Marshall St.
Richmond, VA, 23220
Every Guy Ever
Looking for the faces of a young 21st Century Richmond, casting for a male and female (leads). Considering 18-25 for both genders. Short film set in the fan district about dating and blogging out pain. A dark ironic-antiromantic comedy.
Roles
EVERY GUY EVER RVA (18-25) Scruffy unkempt appearance, rude and cold attitude, handsome and desired. Male role will have majority of lines ability to deliver monologues necessary.
SOME GIRL RVA (18-25) A college student who spends time reflecting, posting blogs about current events in her life. Expressive face to portray emotions will be major part of performance in film.
EXPERIENCE NOT REQUIRED, please send all inquiries, pictures and headshots to our casting director Chris Strider (Subject line CASTING for EGE) at
EGEProduction@gmail.com for appointments.
Day of walk-ins allowed.
Sunday June 27, 2010
11am - 2pm
Gallery5
200 W. Marshall St.
Richmond, VA, 23220
Every Guy Ever
Looking for the faces of a young 21st Century Richmond, casting for a male and female (leads). Considering 18-25 for both genders. Short film set in the fan district about dating and blogging out pain. A dark ironic-antiromantic comedy.
Roles
EVERY GUY EVER RVA (18-25) Scruffy unkempt appearance, rude and cold attitude, handsome and desired. Male role will have majority of lines ability to deliver monologues necessary.
SOME GIRL RVA (18-25) A college student who spends time reflecting, posting blogs about current events in her life. Expressive face to portray emotions will be major part of performance in film.
EXPERIENCE NOT REQUIRED, please send all inquiries, pictures and headshots to our casting director Chris Strider (Subject line CASTING for EGE) at
EGEProduction@gmail.com for appointments.
Day of walk-ins allowed.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
REVIEW WEEK! Vegan Friendly, Carnivore Approved... Strange Matter
Strange Matter keeps the originality of the Nancy Raygun, the fixer-ups from Bagel Czar, and the glittering wonderfulness that is, well, Strange Matter.

One of the things I LOVE about Richmond is you'll NEVER go hungry. EVER! There are about 2200 diverse restaurant choices in Richmond (according to Yahoo! travel, haha). But there are only a few who stand out above the rest. Like the little indie restaurants in The Fan that are so full of character you'd think you were in another country. Literally.
I can't help but not say something about an amazing, much needed breathe of fresh air by the name of Strange Matter. Located at 929 West Grace St., formerly Bagel Czar and The Nancy Raygun before that, Strange Matter is giving the 929 Grace St. curse a run-around. With an original, artistic menu that is just as fun as it is appetizing. With all VEGAN options, where can you go wrong?... in Richmond. But before you hesitate on the 'Vegan' thing please let me enlighten you. I am not Vegan, nor Vegetarian, but whenever I go into a new, locally owned and operated restaurant that is exploding with character I go in with an open mind and an open heart. I can't believe I didn't give it a try sooner because, quite frankly, the entire experience was awesome.
The murals on the walls, The original Nancy Raygun Stage and bar, everything where it's meant to be and so much more. Screw you, Dave and Buster's, Strange Matter has a full arcade, tastefully placed near the rear of the bar area with an amazing selection of retro arcade games. No more whacking moles or pounding beavers.
Oh! and the food! I, myself, ordered the Vegan BBQ sliders. Four Words. HEAVEN-IN-MY-MOUTH. My room mate ordered the Vegetable Sub. Made with fresh ingredients, the food is portioned just right and priced to perfection. The service was perfect. No BS real people run this place and I wouldn't have it any other way.
As long as I'm in Richmond, locally owned restaurants are my number one choice if I want an amazing meal and Strange Matter hits all the right spots.

One of the things I LOVE about Richmond is you'll NEVER go hungry. EVER! There are about 2200 diverse restaurant choices in Richmond (according to Yahoo! travel, haha). But there are only a few who stand out above the rest. Like the little indie restaurants in The Fan that are so full of character you'd think you were in another country. Literally.
I can't help but not say something about an amazing, much needed breathe of fresh air by the name of Strange Matter. Located at 929 West Grace St., formerly Bagel Czar and The Nancy Raygun before that, Strange Matter is giving the 929 Grace St. curse a run-around. With an original, artistic menu that is just as fun as it is appetizing. With all VEGAN options, where can you go wrong?... in Richmond. But before you hesitate on the 'Vegan' thing please let me enlighten you. I am not Vegan, nor Vegetarian, but whenever I go into a new, locally owned and operated restaurant that is exploding with character I go in with an open mind and an open heart. I can't believe I didn't give it a try sooner because, quite frankly, the entire experience was awesome.
The murals on the walls, The original Nancy Raygun Stage and bar, everything where it's meant to be and so much more. Screw you, Dave and Buster's, Strange Matter has a full arcade, tastefully placed near the rear of the bar area with an amazing selection of retro arcade games. No more whacking moles or pounding beavers.
Oh! and the food! I, myself, ordered the Vegan BBQ sliders. Four Words. HEAVEN-IN-MY-MOUTH. My room mate ordered the Vegetable Sub. Made with fresh ingredients, the food is portioned just right and priced to perfection. The service was perfect. No BS real people run this place and I wouldn't have it any other way.
As long as I'm in Richmond, locally owned restaurants are my number one choice if I want an amazing meal and Strange Matter hits all the right spots.
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