Words by Greg Molitor ( ReMIND Photography ) Ozric Tentacles This British group has proven innovative throughout the years offering a space-rock meets psytrance sound that remains alive to this day. Though never having a major record label, Ozric Tentacles has produced 28 albums of diverse psychedelia throughout its career. The band met at the Stonehenge Free Festival in 1983 and truly fathered livetronica music with its use of sequencers and synthesizers. Simply put, there would be no livetronica without Ozric Tentacles. www.ozrics.com Octopus Nebula Colorado’s Octopus Nebula has certainly hit its stride as of late with its constant touring and increased festival interest. The group expands on the deep sounds of highly regarded acts such as STS9 and Shpongle but also carves a path of its own with its fresh takes on synthesizer tones and sampling in the live setting. Octopus Nebula Live at Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom on March 26, 2010. www.octopusnebula.com Big Gigantic Big...
Congratulations....very interesting and job well done!
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ReplyDeletei'll go with the first one. my first real jam show, besides the biscuits at an 01 inner city fest(enjoyed by my virgin ears) was moe at the Tabernacle 02. a warts and all release. they def. slayed it. from there i caught a few ridiculous roo sets. and was finally let down seeing them new years day vegas. no real point hear. just that not many bands can be on night after night.
and that i liked the approach y'all took on the second podcast a bit more.
and that i wish i would have approached Jman about writing up the Cheese show from nashville. I'm sure the acoustic set with sam bush, stuart duncan and andy hall was a highlight of the tour for them. have a listen.
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