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Joel Gion has been the tambourine-playing frontman of The Brian Jonestown Massacre for the last 30 years. He&#8217;s THAT good at it. The Sundance Film Festival&#8217;s Grand-Jury Prize of 2004 was unanimously awarded to Dig!, a documentary based on The Brian Jonestown Massacre and friends/foes The Dandy Warhols. It quickly became a global cinematic sensation and catapulted BJM onto the world stage.

Joel Gion

Music

Play the Techno Song!

Born and raised in and around San Francisco, along the way, Rykarda Parasol has also lived in Los Angeles, Austin, Texas, and more recently, Paris, France — which continues to be her part-time home. Her last two albums were both released on Warner, PL as well as several smaller labels within Europe. She is also a visual artist and creates her own far-out album art.
Her fifth record, Tuesday Morning, is out now.

Rykarda Parasol

Rykarda Parasol and Collin Hegna (BJM) are All Out of Fucks

Rob Grote lives in a house whose foyer has wallpaper of pretty pink flowers. His room is on the third floor. When not in Philadelphia, he lives in a Ford E350 with the rest of the Districts, pretending it is made of stained glass. You can follow the Districts on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/TheDistrictsPa" target="_blank">here</a>.

Rob Grote

Rob Grote (the Districts) Talks the Brian Jonestown Massacre’s Musique de Film Imaginé

Brian Jonestown Massacre