Merry Christmas from all of us at Heartless Corporation!

Okay, obviously there’s only three of us in this video, but it’d be weird for me to say “Merry Christmas from three of us at Heartless Corporation!”

Anyway, it’s been a big year, and with two MASSIVE new projects on the horizon, it looks like 2012 will be even bigger. If that doesn’t pique your interest… well, it’s probably because I’m being too vague. And fair enough.

See you in the new year, chumps!

Here’s what happened: Last night, boredom led to a random Google image search. Random Google image search led to random image. Random image prompted recording of song to accompany image. Result is this video.

Been hard at work on another project which is now wrapping up, so there’ll be some more proper videos coming soon.

Jessie Ngaio has illustrated another of my brainfarts into a comic. Please enjoy “Modest Crab” at your leisure, and leave a comment over there letting us know what you think.
Click here to visually imbibe it.

New video over at SighFive.com featuring my music, and some awesome puppets by Jessie Ngaio. If you like annoying songs that get stuck in your head, this is your lucky day!

I’ve penned my first comic strip over at www.sighfive.com – which has been illustrated by the lovely and talented Jessie Ngaio. This is what I anticipate will be the first of many comics by yours truly, so if you get a giggle out of it, I encourage you to comment and bookmark or subscribe.

Click here to check out the new comic.

So after the excitement of my previous post, it’s time to mellow out a little.

I’ve made you all something to help.

You’re welcome.

I have a new song/video out, over at www.sighfive.com, a website filled with delightfully twisted and often hilarious comics. I’ll be on board over there in the very near future as a guest-writer for a few comics – maybe many comics, if things pan out. And to that end, I implore you to check out their previous comics while you’re over there being blown away by my awesome dance moves.

It’s been over two years since I last updated this place, so I’ve done a little bit of rejiggering of content, added a page of my songs due to requests to do so, and given the background a new splash of paint. It now even comes complete with a neat new cartoon me, courtesy of the lovely and talented Jessie Ngaio. Over the coming weeks I’ll be working to add even more stuff, and bring it back to life, so stay tuned, or whatever the internet equivalent of that is. Probably something to do with subscribing to an rss feed or something. Not sure.

Having today been advised that the new music video for “I Always Get Into Stuff” is a finalist in Tripod’s 2009 Idio Clips competition, it is now confirmed that the video will be featured as part of Tripod’s Comedy Festival show. The show, also titled “Idio Clips”, will take place at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre on Sunday 19th April, in which Tripod will perform the songs live to the music videos, as they are presented on a large screen.

Tickets are fast selling out, so book yours by clicking here, or by calling Ticketek on 132 849.

UPDATE: Well, we didn’t win, but we had a good time. That’s what you’re supposed to say to save face when you’ve been cheated out of your winnings, right? In all seriousness though, congratulations to the winners, and time permitting, we may be back next year!

For the last three years, Australian Musical Comedy group Tripod have ran an annual competition and Melbourne Comedy Festival show known as Idio Clips. The objective of the competition is to create a music video for any song from Tripod’s catalogue. The entries of the competition are then voted on by Tripod themselves, and finalists are chosen to be screened at Tripod’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival show on Sunday 19th April 2009, where they will perform the songs live to the clips as they play on a large screen.

This year, for the first time in the three years the competition has been running, my group of cronies and I are finally removing our posteriors from their respective sitting positions, and creating an Idio Clip entry of our own. Filming has begun last weekend, and should be wrapping up in two weeks time.

Tickets for the Idio Clips show can be purchased online here. We can’t guarantee that we’ll make the finals, but we’re an optimistic bunch.