Here's video feature with Koffin Kats during their stop in Austin, TX on tour supporting "Forever For Hire."

An interview with the group during their 2009 tour in support of "The Art Of Telling Lies."

Here's an interview that Robert did with The Almost's vocalist Aaron Gillespie on tour supporting "Monster Monster."

Interview with horror rock band Saturday Nite Shockers.

The first ever video interview with Onethirtyeight!

Live @ the Lonestar Hot Rod Round Up 2008.

An interview with members of Ministry on their farewell tour.

SXSW 2008

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A candid interview with Sal of Electric Frankenstein!

Here is a video feature that I did with guitarist Eddy Best. Eddy plays in the Texreys, has recorded soundtrack work for ESPN, and has formally played with the Dead Boys, Stiv Bators, Mad Parade, Rockin' Tomatoes, and many more. In addition to answering some interview questions, Eddy also jams some songs like "Sonic Reducer," "The Last Year," and an unreleased Texreys song in the video!

Here's a video that I shot of one of my favorite bands during the kickoff of SXSW 2008. Make sure to check them out at myspace.com/rubberrobot

Here is a candid interview that we did with Paul, Jeremy, and Chad in Austin.

Dir: Robert Jimison Camera: Robert Jimison, Whitney Wood

Here's a video that I shot of hardcore/crossover pioneers D.R.I. years ago in Texas! -Robert

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Here is a video that I shot of Tyla in Austin, TX. We had a candid interview and there's plenty of clips from the acoustic set that he did that evening.

Here is a video that I shot of Groovie Ghoulies! This one is action packed. Not only do you get to see an interview shot on the streets of Dallas - crashed by rose peddlers and street children - they sing happy birthday to one lucky fan and do another live song!

That's right - American hardcore pioneers Verbal Abuse (with original singer Nicki Sicki)! Remember these songs from the Slayer album "Undisputed Attitude?" Well, this is the band that originally did them.

Here's an interview that I did with Keith Morris (Black Flag, Circle Jerks) during the 2003 Rise Above Tour. I was not allowed to tape the Black Flag set that evening, but I was fortunate enough to get this cozy curbside face-to-face with a godfather of west coast punk rock. We discussed music and the situation with the West Memphis 3. <p> -Robert