28 April 2006
I've uploaded a number of photos from the last two anaphylaxis performances over here:
http://pics.livejournal.com/japanesecandy/gallery/0000gcz7
I tried to upload the Nite Cap images to Myspace, but for some reason they kept getting compressed and they looked pretty terrible. Also, I forgot that anyone who doesn't have a Myspace account couldn't view the pictures anyway, so I'm mirroring some of them here.
The show went pretty well, although it was somewhat sparsely attended. There's a very good writeup of it over on the Bloodyminded site, posted on 25 April. Here is what Mark from Bloodyminded had to say about the anaphylaxis performance: "Anaphylaxis skillfully brought us back to where we started, instilling a level of calm - and even humor - with their mixture of analog synth, theramin and other gadgets (?) - and quite unexpected hip-hop samples! Okay, the State Property T-shirt makes more sense now."
anaphylaxis for this performance was:
Jason Coffman- pitch and optical theremins, Casio SK-1, programming & arrangement
Andrew Horton- Roland System 100, cymbal, programming & arrangement
Our anaphylaxis set was all new stuff. Here's the set list:
1. Angela Orosco
2. Kryptonite (cover/remix, see also Purple Ribbon All-Stars)
3. Alis Landale
4. Gwen Stacy
5. Lisa Garland
6. Baby, the Stars Shine Bright
We're still working most of these tracks out, so the versions we played at the show (and probably upcoming shows) are sort of works in progress. But don't look for "Kryptonite" on the next anaphylaxis album.
Thanks to all who made the effort to come out, Nite Cap Lounge, Rose Red Productions, and all the other bands (Locrian, Carpet of Sexy, Wilt, Bloodyminded, a dn Plague Bringer) for joining us on stage for a wildly varied night of performances! Hopefully we can do it again sometime.
We have a recording of the anaphylaxis performance, but unfortunately it's on Minidisc and we're having some difficulty transferring that audio into a usable format. Hopefully there will be some live mp3s up on Myspace soon. Also, as expected there are tons of buttons left if anyone is interested in those. I'll try to get a picture of them up soon.
Thanks for your time!
http://pics.livejournal.com/japanesecandy/gallery/0000gcz7
I tried to upload the Nite Cap images to Myspace, but for some reason they kept getting compressed and they looked pretty terrible. Also, I forgot that anyone who doesn't have a Myspace account couldn't view the pictures anyway, so I'm mirroring some of them here.
The show went pretty well, although it was somewhat sparsely attended. There's a very good writeup of it over on the Bloodyminded site, posted on 25 April. Here is what Mark from Bloodyminded had to say about the anaphylaxis performance: "Anaphylaxis skillfully brought us back to where we started, instilling a level of calm - and even humor - with their mixture of analog synth, theramin and other gadgets (?) - and quite unexpected hip-hop samples! Okay, the State Property T-shirt makes more sense now."
anaphylaxis for this performance was:
Jason Coffman- pitch and optical theremins, Casio SK-1, programming & arrangement
Andrew Horton- Roland System 100, cymbal, programming & arrangement
Our anaphylaxis set was all new stuff. Here's the set list:
1. Angela Orosco
2. Kryptonite (cover/remix, see also Purple Ribbon All-Stars)
3. Alis Landale
4. Gwen Stacy
5. Lisa Garland
6. Baby, the Stars Shine Bright
We're still working most of these tracks out, so the versions we played at the show (and probably upcoming shows) are sort of works in progress. But don't look for "Kryptonite" on the next anaphylaxis album.
Thanks to all who made the effort to come out, Nite Cap Lounge, Rose Red Productions, and all the other bands (Locrian, Carpet of Sexy, Wilt, Bloodyminded, a dn Plague Bringer) for joining us on stage for a wildly varied night of performances! Hopefully we can do it again sometime.
We have a recording of the anaphylaxis performance, but unfortunately it's on Minidisc and we're having some difficulty transferring that audio into a usable format. Hopefully there will be some live mp3s up on Myspace soon. Also, as expected there are tons of buttons left if anyone is interested in those. I'll try to get a picture of them up soon.
Thanks for your time!