Pictureplane’s Travis Egedy gives a personal guided tour of Rhinoceropolis, his humble abode

So today's the day when Pictureplane's eagerly awaited new album, Thee Physical, drops nationwide on the Lovepump United imprint. In honor of this momentous occasion, we headed over to Rhinoceropolis, the renown DIY institution where Travis Egedy hangs his hat -- no, literally, dude lives there -- and got a...
By Britt ChesterJuly 19, 2011
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So today’s the day when Pictureplane‘s eagerly awaited new album, Thee Physical, drops nationwide on the Lovepump United imprint. In honor of this momentous occasion, we headed over to Rhinoceropolis, the renown DIY institution where Travis Egedy hangs his hat — no, literally, dude lives there — and got a small glimpse into the life of Pplane’s mastermind, as well as a personally guided tour of Rhino from Travis himself. Have a look below at what happened when we pointed our camera at him.

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Britt Chester is a writer and video producer living in Denver, Colorado. He’s covered breaking news, music, arts and cannabis for Westword since 2010. His work has appeared in GQ Magazine, Village Voice, YES! Weekly, Inman News and the Winston-Salem Journal. He likes running, cycling, and interviewing people.

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