Spectacle of creative flow and mastery dusted with touches of decades past in the spirit of the sixties gatherings. There is a growing, glowing conscious favor of this wavelength considering the turnout. Trabants played a fury of surf piercing rock ‘n roll reminded of Tarantino flicks, Jesus Sons have a loyal following you would find a kin to biker runaway renegades wrapped americana bandanas with soul twang steel lap and harmonica forgiveness, Frankie and The Witch Fingers have all sorts of wild and free southern drawl with ferocious stage presence of letting go of the here and now to make it to the fourth dimension unseen with feverish delight, all the while Levitation Room having released ‘Ethos’ (on Burger Records) out last month gives an avid taste to higher conscious of the self attracting audiences of the creatives a kin to the scene tapestry from melted elders alive during the sixties and those of this generation moving through the eb and flow of today. DJ sets in between from Burger Records DJ Lee NOiSE and female DJ trading off the lasting mood for the night slinging golden hits on vinyl. Projections to make you cherish color saturation at it’s finest Wes Anderson burned into your mind.
Keep up with these swelling good bands and their upcoming gigs:
Levitation Room
https://www.facebook.com/LevitationRoom/?fref=ts
Frankie and The Witch Fingers
https://www.facebook.com/FrankieandtheWitchFingers/?fref=ts
Jesus Sons
https://www.facebook.com/jesussonsband/?fref=ts
Trabants
https://www.facebook.com/Trabants-177376332291457/?fref=ts
The Blindspot Project will be hosting a marbling class April 7th. You should sign up for here: www.theblindspotproject.com/workshop
Words and photos:
Grace Suzette D.
http://subliminalresphotography.weebly.com
