Re: [microsound] calling musicians in NYC (or just passing through)

[chthonic streams <chthonic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> hi.
>
> i'm in providence ri actually, but get to nyc on occassion and would 
> LUV to play.
>
> i bring a laptop and assorted instruments and goodies.
>
> if you want to hear i'd be glad to send a cd....
>
> (sorry no website)
>
> billy


hi billy:


the night i DJ at is called dogs blood rising.  in case you're not 
familiar with the name, it comes from a post-industrial/psychedelic 
folk group called current 93.  the website is 
http://www.dogsbloodrising.org

that sort of set the tone initially, but the focus has grown in the 
year it's been around.  you can see laptop artists, industrial 
noise-makers, neo-folkers, post-rockers, avant-garde soloists or 
ensembles.  in between, DJs spin music you probably won't hear 
anywhere else in this town, and some kind of imagery is usually being 
projected on the wall.  we also welcome musicians to bring their own 
video artists.  or, since you do visuals too, that might be something 
you could be involved with just in that capacity.

it happens the last saturday of every month at a small lounge called 
the lucky cat.  the cover is $3, which is mostly to give something to 
the artists who play, a little to the DJs, cover a few promotional 
expenses, and keep going.

i'm not the person who books the night, i'm just putting some feelers 
out and promoting it on various lists.  if you check out the website 
and the artist links (they are varied, you can't go by just one or 
two), and think you do something that fits in, contact angel at 
princesscoldheart@xxxxxxxxx


thanks again,

derek rush

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