frontalot.com version four point zero! Goodbye green old version 2.1 [RIP 2002-2006]. How, you ask, did you miss version three? It got scrapped halfway through production and its central design element was inherited by the VSP for their special fun page. Does anyone remember V.1.0? It looked like this.

So anyhows, onward and upward. This news post is welcoming the beta squad. There will be more news when the site opens to the public in a few days.

Big chance to see a little bit of Frontalot in Brooklyn this weekend:

The Blak Lotus Lifetime Supply Variety Show
Starring Nelson Lugo, the Charming Trickster, & MC Frontalot. Featuring a reading of the Cantina scenes in Star Wars.

8 PM Saturday August 12th, Impact Theater
190 Underhill Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238
between Sterling Pl and St. John's Pl
Subway stops: Grand Army Plaza (2 or 3 train) or 7th Ave. (Q train)

FREE! Food and Drink available for Purchase at the show. Front will do 15 minutes of rapping and will probably be playing Obi Wan in the Cantina scene. Stop by!

Also new: interview at The Game Rag.

You're all busy getting packed for PAX, sure. But don't forget to call your airline and move your ticket around so you can see the most densely populated nerdcore bill to date.

Live tracks that are for you! To hearing!

Front The Most from last weekend's New York show [MP3, 5.4MB] and, from the same evening's festivities, MC Frontalot's band backing up Jess Klein for her closing number Soda Water, with Front's unnecessary rap breakdown included [MP3, 8.7MB]. The recording mics are comingled with the crowd, and the party atmosphere is all up in your earholes when you listen. That is to say: people are talking and drinking all through. But it sounds kind of nice anyhow.

As ever, the whole 18-song set is available to members of the VSP.

Front sat in on the panel of Binary Radio at HOPE while they taped the new season's opening show. You can hear him join the discussion of free mp3s, Lemon Party, and other internet treasures at binrev (click on show #157). Front gets onstage about fifty minutes in.