Sunday, March 14, 2010

WOWPS RESULTS

Congratulations to Sierra DeMulder on her 11th place finish at Women of the World Poetry Slam!! With this appearance on Finals stage, Sierra is the only poet to have made finals at the last three consecutive tournaments (iWPS '09, NPS '09, WOWps '10).

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

WOWPS

Sending good luck and much love to Sierra as she heads to Columbus, Ohio to compete in the 3rd annual Women of the World Poetry Slam this week!

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

WATERCOLOR RADIO

Follow our ever-evolving Tumblr blog, where we have been posting our latest poems, recordings, and pictures on a daily basis! http://intangiblecollective.tumblr.com

Saturday, February 20, 2010

WINNING THINGS IS AWESOME

Congratulations to our very own Caroline Rothstein, who won her Friday night bout at the Nuyorican Poet's Cafe last night. She is now qualified for the Semi-Finals on Friday, March 5th! Also, congrats to Sean Gallagher, who for the second year in a row won the 13th Annual RPI Poetry Slam, hosted by Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity. Fun Fact: The Intangible Collective has won this competition for the past three years!

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

NUYO GRAND SLAM

Mark your calendars - Omni will be competing in the Nuyorican Poet's Cafe Grand Slam on Friday, April 30, 2010.

NORTHEAST REGIONALS

The 2010 ACUI Northeast Regionals Collegiate Nationals was held this past Saturday, February 6th in Binghamton, NY. Once again the Intangible Collective was in full effect with Tracy Soren & Omni coaching SUNY New Paltz to the win with a team that featured Megan Falley. TJ Natole coached SUNY Oneonta to second place with Kristen Tomanocy on the team and also, James Merenda coached the SUNY Geneseo team to 4th. The night was finished with Sierra DeMulder flying in to feature at the competition!

Monday, February 1, 2010

ZEV "SKEWING THE OLD SCHOOL ETHOS"

There's a great article at Silo3 (a Buffalo independent music blog), on Zev's musical endeavours. Check out the article RIGHT HERE

"I definitely like lush soundscapes and multi-layered stuff," says Zev. "A lot of influence (for me) comes from really early boom-bap, real stripped down stuff. But I definitely prefer more lush stuff."