A house show at Pete Lebel's as part of Culture Days featuring:

THE DEAD ARE THOSE WHO HAVE DIED
"Gnosis would be one state that is strived for through a kind of pure psychic automatism, a kind of shamanism. This helps to bring into being the experimental reality inhabited by the dead are those who have died. Despite the erotic brutality of this fixation, there is a quiet euphoria in the hyperconsciousness of sound nurtured by this way of playing. He achieves this through an almost cannibalistic dedication to the precept of direct over conceptual experience; the experience is in the flesh. In accordance with this knowledge, he rejects the majority of western music as a perversion of its own intent. TOWARDS the mystical! TOWARDS the metaphysical experience! The magickal practice of channelling destruction is his creative cycle of death and eroticism." - Ryan Clark

FLESHTONE AURA
"It's the name I've been working under musically for the past few months. It's likely to change but I've set out to document it well before it goes in yet another direction. I'm not going to provide too much explanation as to what it is because it's part of something bigger that I've been working on and I'm not ready to show it around yet." - Andrew Zukerman

BRAIN TRUST
Brain Trust is the collaborative visual and sound art team of Peter Thompson and James (Thesis Sahib) Kirkpatrick. Their music and visual art are made in a very similar fashion - Intuitive, off the top of the dome and never the same twice. The Brain Trust sound and visual endeavor reflects their current inspirations and environment around them at the time of creation. Using an ever expanding cast of sound and mark making tools their creations inspire an imagery through sound and art that can make your head nod.

ELFIN CHOIRS
"Beauty of line and colour can go so far and no further; the joy of fragrance can go a little further; but music touches our innermost being and in that way produces new life, a life that gives exaltation to the whole being, raising it to that perfection in which lies the fulfillment of our life." - Hazrat Inayat Khan