THERE IS NO BEGINNING TO THE STORY
April 28, 2008,
Written by The 405
So this is the start, but we'll keep it brief.
This blog is the brainchild of two friends that feel they can stake their claim in the vast ocean that is the internet.
How are you going to do this? (you may ask)
Well we're not too sure yet...but we have ideas.
It's going to take some time but hopefully soon this will the place for all types of art, music and general geekyness. Plus our end goal is to create some podcasts too. The main reason for this is due to my (Oliver) love for the old Dailysonic podcasts that introduced me to so many great bands and taught me so many things, not matter how irreverent.
Thats it!
First post blues are over. Now it's time for that "difficult" second post!
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