Teatro Polenzani

[spectralbovine]

Back in The Day, as we like to call it, my friend Alanna introduced me to Rose Polenzani. I was not really into her at first, but then a couple years later, thanks to my friend Steph, I grew into my female singer-songwriter phase and became a huge fan and bought all her CDs and saw her when she came to Ann Arbor in 2004. I have since grown out of

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[ryca]

In light of this post, I feel compelled to pimp out the upcoming Conspiracy of Venus show (46 women singing a cappella! You know you don't want to miss that!)

We're opening for John Vanderslice at Noise Pop in SF on Friday the 26th.

All the info is here - clickclick!

Noise Pop: John Vanderslice, Nurses, Honeycomb, Conspiracy of Venus.

Pre-Sale Raffle! Sonderkasten Celebration! Official release of Honeycomb's EP! Trivia Question!

Okay, now our trivia question. The correct replier gets their name inserted into Leonard Cohen's "Suzanne" by Conspiracy of Venus. (We will send you an mp3 of it!)

Two late 60s films of Ingmar Bergman share an important location. What are the films? Why does the location have special significance to Bergman's life and work?

Honestly, I think you'd really like a lot of it. Plus we just performed at a women's prison, which was really interesting and emotional, so I'm all kinds of stoked on the choir at the moment. :D

[spectralbovine]

Friday the 26th? Balls! I'm planning to go see Karmacoda at Harlot for free that night! And yet, 46 women singing a cappella is enticing.

[ryca]

Well we're also performing March 21 but I don't know as much about that yet. :)

[incidentist]

At some point, I had all her albums, but they must have been lost in a hard disk crash. I remember loving Olga's Birthday, but haven't heard it in years. Gonna rectify that right now: http://popup.lala.com/popup/937030206111411046

Anyway, that's very cool.

[spectralbovine]

Oh, I had no idea you were a fan! I would have invited you. If you want to borrow my CDs to burn, you can.