8/18 IN NEW BRUNSWICK

Another beautiful flyer by Karlo @ boycottchristianhc.com

The bunch more "Involvement" release shows are right under me.

Sunday August the 5th I begin shooting "Location" - the first single off Involvement and it should be sweeeeet.

I believe I link with G. Walrus on Weds. to listen to some jams off his upcoming album and that should be fun as a barrel of monkeys.

Stay tuned for updates kiddies.

Involvement Pre-Orders=

<3!!
GDP

"Involvement" Release Shows

AUGUST 9TH @ GALAPAGOS ART SPACE
70 N 6th Street in Brooklyn, NY
9pm. $8. Ladies free til 10pm.
Division East / Underground EXP Present:
GRANDMASTER CAZ (Cold Crush!!)
Scienz of Life
K Banger
GDP

AUGUST 10TH @ ROMANS HOUSE
31 Louis Street in New Brunswick, NJ
6pm. FREE. BBQ. Friends.
Division East Presents:
GDP
Animal Blood
Outacity
Projected Through Glass
Shape
1 more TBA

AUGUST 14TH @ DIVISION EAST SKATESHOP
460 Bloomfield Avenue in Montclair, NJ
8pm. Free.
Division East and Jinxproof Tattoo Shop Present:
GDP
G. Wallace
Bullymouth
Shape
AND an art show with work by
Geoff Horn (holeintheskytattoos.com)
Grub Master Pete Grodzki
Jason Reyes

AUGUST 17TH @ 8 UNDERGROUND STUDIOS
8 Park Street in Montclair, NJ
10pm. $5.
Division East Presents:
Vaginal Destruction
TMFSE
Dick Punch
Animal Crackers
Animal Blood
Bullymouth
Shape
G. Wallace
GDP

AUGUST 18TH AT THE MOLD HOLE
61 Richardson Street in New Brunswick, NJ
6pm. Free.
Division East Presents:
Fun Machine
Thunder Kids
Cymarshall Law
PVD ffeat. 8th W1
G. Wallace
GDP

AUGUST 22ND AT THE COURT TAVERN
124 Church Street in New Brunswick, NJ
10pm. $5.
Division East Presents:
Born Wreckless
No Goodz Crew
Shape
Bullymouth
GDP
Headliner TBA

MORE INFO @ WWW.MYSPACE.COM/G6D6P6

go buy something from www.divisioneast.com


AND PRE-ORDER INVOLVEMENT RIGHT NOW

<3!!

GDP

SHOWS SHOWS SHOWS

Peace to Karlo @ www.BoycottChristianHC.com, best dude ever. Here's 2 flyers outta 7 of the upcoming "Involvement" release shows. Diggit.





I'll post about the rest shortly, I've been hard at work promoting for this album-


Obviously.

Pre-Order "Involvement" RIGHT NOW!!

<3!!

GDP

RESERVE INVOLVEMENT RIGHT NOW!

PRE-ORDER INVOLVEMENT AND GET A DIVISION EAST CARE PACKAGE.

THE CD WILL SHIP PRIOR TO THE RELEASE DATE SO YOU WILL HAVE IT THE DAY IT IS RELEASED
AUGUST 14TH, 2007 AD...show me love yall

I will be shooting a video for "Location" off my album on August 4th.
I will have an update with 7 new shows tomorrow at some point.
Yesterday I took some flicks with my boy Georgia (www.myspace.com/georgialone)

Here's a few good ones-






STAY TUNED

<3!!
GDP

WATCH THIS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HaWihKlu58

MORE UPDATES

Bullymouth will be at Galapagos Art Space with Prince Paul and Juggaknots tooonight. Get siked. I will be there drunk as a skunk having the time of my life.



Involvement is mastered, although I might have to go back for a song or two. I've been setting up a bunch of release shows, some are posted at www.myspace.com/g6d6p6 . Others will be posted shortly. GDP, Vast Aire, Scienz of Life in BK August 9th? What?? SHhhhhh more details to come.

Also keep your ear to the street for Electric Relaxation every 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month featuring two of my favorite people Pat Van Dyke and Max Jerome. I'll be out there much more often. Promise.


AUGUST 14TH IS THE APOCALYPSE


<3
gdp

NEW THANGS

FLORIDA WAS SWEET. PICS SOON. I heard some new tracks from G. Wallaces upcoming album that is yet to be named. You are not ready. bottom line.

I will be playing a buncha different places with a bunch of different people for the release of "Involvement" which will be officially on 8/14/07...i will be taking pre-orders startin Thursday the 19th of July. Anyone who pre-orders in Involvement gets a Division East care package that they'll be siked on. I'll post a Pay Pal link here Thursday.

One of the record release shows will go like this -


Also playing will be Vaginal Destruction and my Division East constiutants (obviously) - Bullymouth, G. Wallace, and The Man From Somewhere Else. If you don't go to this you are not a fun person. Seriously. More info. soon, show dates posted at www.myspace.com/g6d6p6

Division East Records and Shape and Tame Reviews, Beyah!

Thank you to Pat Renton for the Division East Records Commercial, as seen below. I like it.




Review for Tame One's The Grudge and Shape's Raised Near the Powerlines of LAS Magazine (lostatsea.net):

Tame One has been around for just a bit more than a second now. Starting out with New Jerusalem's legendary Artifacts, the MC found himself on the Eastern Conference label in the late '90s, alongside the likes of High 'n' Mighty, Cage, and Camu Tao. He released two solo albums for the label, as well as the Leak Brothers project with Cage, entitled Waterworld. Last year, Tame joined The Dusted Don's to form Slow Suicide Stimulus. I'm not sure what the future holds for the venerable MC, but for now, we have The Grudge - Fuck the Industry mixtape (Division East). As is usually the case, tracks vary in production value and overall quality, but for all underground heads, this one should satisfy. "No Hook" is a standout here, as Tame declares "It's like Kurt Cobain's in here when Tame One's in here" at the outset of this banger. There's some weird shit too, like "Hip-Hop (Call N Response)", a Kool Keith-esque space beat providing the bedrock for Tame's assertion that the genre has been around since "1970-something" and that he "was on dust when Cypress Hill blew up." Fair enough. Definitely don't skip the last track, "A DJ Stretch Armstrong HOT97 Exclusive feat. Funk Doctor Spot 'n' Rah Digga." 'Nuff said.

Another Division East release this month arrives courtesy of the Jersey City MC, Shape. Raised Near the Powerlines is another unabashedly underground effort with this young MC's unique vision fully on display. After a slow, spacey instrumental, "Darkside of the Sillohuete [sic]" kicks the record off, which features a sample of Val Kilmer from the Bob Dylan movie, Masked and Anonymous. The pop culture doesn't stop there. The guitar-driven "Stereo Gun Unplugged" closes with some classic Arnold quotes, and the soulful "Superheroes" features a cameo from the late Bill Hicks. Is all this compensating for a lack of real talent? Not really, as Shape's rhymes and presence are unique and engaging. But it does feel, at times, like it's missing that essential boom-bap soul that would take Shape's shtick to that next level.


Yeah Boy! Here's one For Raised Near the Powerlines off Popmatters.com.

At first, Shape’s production appears to outpace his lyrical abilities, as he unleashes a furious set of borderline industrial-style hip-hop beats, boasting a griminess similar to the haunting and captivating concoctions of vintage Wu-Tang. With needle-on-the-record static behind keys, strings, and clever vocal samples, the soundscapes are immediately exciting, so much so that you might not notice this guy has a pretty sick flow and a flare for unusual but potent similes ("I feel a lot like a lottery ticket that won’t scratch off"). Then again, maybe Shape creates the speculation himself with lines like: “My rhyme style comes second to the ghost inside my beats”. In actuality, he’s solid on both accounts—as a rapper and as a producer—but his beatmaking experiments are, by nature, easier to interpret as “pushing for the next level”, whereas a stream of consciousness delivery seems disjointed, especially when delivered in a nasally monotone that sometimes sounds like a schoolchild calling out words when asked to read aloud. Mainly, this debut puts Shape’s skills on full display, from the dope posse cut “Gary Oldman” (yeah, like the dude who played Lee Harvey Oswald in Oliver Stone’s JFK) to the bump-friendly flavor of “Rock Like This” and the geopolitical-minded “Super Heroes”. While Shape can enhance his product by putting more thought into the statements he wishes to make, he certainly possesses the tools to do so when he’s ready.

So Go ahead and Buy both those albums from the shop or the online store at DivisionEast.com.