Thanks to everyone who came out to Monkeytown last night for the OKSRNA record release party.

Little Ricky's House of Chankletas tore the roof off of the proverbial "sucka" with a blistering and hilarious set, merging Lightning Bolt-styled noise, Stefan's operatic vocals, Yuletide cheer, a little Super Mario, and banana clad, uh, guys. I suggest adding witnessing a live LRHC set to the list of things you need to do before you die.



My band, The Painful Leg Injuries had the difficult task of trying to follow Little Ricky's, (one I wouldn't try to do again) so I hope our psychedlic take on David Lynch soundtracks was not too hard of a come down from Little Ricky's sugar-high.

Marco Oppedisano gave us a treat of a dynamic set with three duos with of guitar and Joe Bartollozzi's live electronics. Marco's gorgeous playing is never a let down and this set was a live wire.


New podcasts are now up. El Plan De Aguavodka's latest is a quiet natural whistle of beauty Wind In The Graves. The Painful Leg Injuries return to the Underground Chambers with their 18th series Living Freely In The Underground Chambers. The first piece of my third series of compositions made from recordings of street musicians was all sourced from one strange dairy loving underground experiemental electro-guy, enjoy An SK-1, Some Milk and The Stench of Urine As I Sleep.

Until next week.

Photos (PLI - Bryan Wetzel, Marco Oppedisano - Yours Truly)