BIO:

Carmine is a performer, musician in NYC. He is not a reformer, mousetician as rumored. He is the drummer for Kathleen Hanna's renewed Julie Ruin project and also plays drums in The Tender Moments - backup band for the talented Ms. Bridget Everett, among others. In his youth he was the drummer for the now defunct Black Light Rainbow in the great small state of Delaware.

As a performer Carmine collaborates and performs primarily with Adrienne Truscott but is willing to collaborate with anyone he works with. You could say he prefers a collaborative atmosphere. He has danced/performed for/with David Neumann, Stacy Dawson, Neal Medlyn, Jason Schuler, Katie Workum, among others.

He is a lover of technology, space, alternative energy, woodworking and cooking. He has a really great idea for a fancy food truck if anyone is interested in embarking on new business opportunity. Again, this can be a collaborative effort but silent partners are acceptable too. Details upon request and signing of a standard confidentiality document.

He is a maker of numerous films and videos and creates artwork you can hold in your hand, hang on your wall and/or sit on. He also works as an exhibit designer at the Long Island Children's Museum with a focus on technology, development and creation of audio and video content and component fabrication.

Carmine lives in Brooklyn, NY with his one true love Adrienne and their two cats ~ Pickles and The Matador.

Here are some things said about Carmine in the press:

Press:
New York Times – October 2009– Claudia La Rocco – ...Hers A Queen – Review
New York Times – July 2008 – Claudia La Rocco – Unpronounceable Symbol – Review
Gothamist– July 2008 – Unpronounceable Symbol – Review
Variety – July 2008 – Unpronounceable Symbol – Review
NYTimes Online Video – DTW Gala 2008
Countercritic – March 2008 – genesis, no! – review
New York Times – March 2008 – Claudia La Rocco – genesis, no! – dance listing
Contact Quarterly – Spring 2006 – Karinne Keithley – they will use the highways – review