JW first began with the inception of Epilindustries in 2000. Operating out of coL's house in
Philadelphia. During a visit to Los Angeles, coL contacted fellow under-ground recording
Artist; Ariel Pink, and brought him to Philadelphia, in order to collaborate with Kurt Heasley
of Lilys. At this time, coL changed the name of the company as a whole to JesusWarhol.
The primary initial focus was on the upstart of JWRecords.

JWRecords
Since 2001, JWR has released 48 digital albums, including releases by:
Unformind (Italy), Sand (France), Michael Johnson (US), OFFBEAT (coL + Aaron Embry),
ColourSons (coL + Doleful Lions), The Exploding Plastic Kaleidoscope (UK).

Factory 3
In 2002, coL began working with a 1970's Super 8 camera. More than 10 rolls of film
were shot and edited down to 2 minutes, for a video for the song
"Monkey Puzzle". Factory 3 was created, for video and film work.



On the set in Los Angeles "Moon Over Parador" and Copenhagen "Moments" Directed by coL


DeadDesigns
Unsatisfied with other graphic designers, coL decided to do his own album cover
artwork and in 2005, created DeadDesigns to house his design work.



_________________________________In the Press:________________________________


Amplifier Magazine March / April 2006

"JesusWarhol Records and all the industries of Colin Lipe are coming to a place where people
who not only want escape, but escape forward, can find a friend, ear, and object of both implicit
function and exquisite beauty. Dancers, farmers, philosophers, and pizza makers all have
a valued position in the world of coL. Try playing some James Brown and watch
the vibrational patterns of the universe show themselves to you. Love the
old fashion way. Selfless. We wouldn't work without us."


BBC Radio 2008 / 2009

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