Tonite! Tonite! Tonite!

If you happen to be from around Orange County, we will be playing at The OC Center For The Contemporary Arts tonite. Its going to be a fun show with Daryl Shaw, The VAcuum Bell and the amazing Luna Is Honey who just released their new record, Raptor Red. Josh is going to play sax with us again tonight..its gonna be rad! See ya there!

Images from The Silver Factory Studios and Puka Bar Shows

We played quite some interesting shows over the long weekend. We played a very psychedelic set with Josh from Luna Is Honey on sweet sweet saxophone at the Silver Factory Studios on Sunday. Thanks to Manhattan Murder Mystery for hooking us up with this show. The place is open until dusk meets dawn, so we got to play for vampires and werewolves. On Monday, we drove all the way to Long Beach to play the Not Robot Not Human show at Puka Bar, apparently some miscommunication with the venue almost didn't make the show happen, however, Kyle from NHNR, managed to take care of things and everything went on smoothly. Really interesting acts that night, POLTERN, WHITE LEOPARD, and XDUGEF, who spooked the hell out of Rhea. We are glad to meet such interesting people doing interesting things, exploring the wide spectrum of sounds and noises. Heres some images to gaze at..

images taken by Andrew and Bre and Magick Orchids

Downtown Art Party!!!

Here's some pics from the Downtown Art Show we played last Friday with Soul Or System. It was so much fun and energy and we surely had a blast during our set. As usual, Mr. Anger wasn't able to make it to the show. There's more pics but this is all we could upload for now.




















pics by Rob and Andrew

Labor Day Weekend Shows Fo Sho!

Its a holiday weekend and we are kicking it off tonight with magickal creative energies at the Warehouse Art Show. We will be playing around 10PM. Its gonna be one crazy night. Make sure you get to check out the art, the place, the people, the sounds the visuals. Also this long weekend are these shows in Silver Factory Studios (downtown LA) and Puka Bar in the LBC yo!




AND GUESS WHO WAS BORN TODAY ON 1914 IN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA???? TRY AT LEAST?

Herman Poole Blount

you are probably scratching yr head and wondering "who the hell is that?"
Well, Herman is more known to the rest of the world as SUN RA, jazz composer, bandleader, piano and synthesizer player, poet and philosopher known for his "cosmic philosophy," musical compositions and performances. tonite, we will unravel through sound why SPACE IS STILL THE PLACE!!!

Tomorrow at Downtown LA

Don't forget tomorrow night will be a dope-ass art show/warehouse party at Downtown LA. Champ will also be showing some of his art and we will be performing to the visuals of Kenneth Anger. Also playing at that event will be Soul Or System, whom we haven't seen but heard a lot about. They do live visual mixing which is pretty dope. Heres a a little map showing where it is since the warehouse is kinda tricky to find...Its 5 bucks donation which I think is pretty much worth the experience and the trip...We will have zines and posters and other stuff available too -for sale or for trade or for free if you can talk us into it.





And, if you want options, LUNA IS HONEY is having their record release show at Bow and Sparrow Gallery w/ Michael Nhat and Cardio-Pulmonary and E+E. Their new record, "Raptor Red" is so badass. And Champ has been wanting to do a remix of "Still Killing Kreeps" We'll see...Ayayay!

The Scene w/ The Littlest Viking, Frontiers, and The Wilderness

Its funny when the only way some people can relate with what you do is by identifying it with something else that they feel is comparable to what you do. I overheard someone say "You guys sound like "so and so". Have you heard of them?" And they act surprised that you haven't. Thats a the most common line that hipsters say when they wanna be identified as such -its an indirect way of saying I-Am-A-Hipster-In-Case-You-Did_Not-Notice!. Usually such lines are followed with "You mean you haven;t heard of them?" Should I? Well, what gives? Anyways, we're not against hipsters or anyone in particular -that was just an observation. Clearly, it was a fun show on Monday despite of the show starting late and us driving my car that only runs 30mph. We played aroun 10:30ish and right away we entered ghost territory and sonically invoked the spirit of Krishnamurti. The show started late but we had fun and felt great about doing what we did. I used my mini-KP for th first time and that baby is a killer. Frontiers and The Wilderness played really interesting sets but The Littlest Viking totally creamed everyone on the face. But in a good way. Thanx for Chris and Ruben for showing everyone at The Scene that night how its done yo!

pix by St. Paul and Rhea