UPDATE: Apparently, we already had a post called, We’re Not Dead. From 2007. At least it has been 6 or so years since that last one.
Be on the lookout for more audio, art, and theatricality.
As stated in Forty Years of Fluxus, let’s incorporate these ideas into experiment of 2014:
As I see it, Fluxus was a laboratory. The research program of the Fluxus laboratory is characterized by twelve ideas:
globalism, the unity of art and life, intermedia, experimentalism, chance, playfulness, simplicity, implicativeness, exemplativism,
specificity, presence in time, and musicality.
We managed to capture a rare performance by the (Heart) Rokita Band, a three piece band from the Greater Lafayette area, at last night’s (October 4th, 2013) Vienna Open Mic. This bootleg is a censored version due to a request of the employees. Apparently there were children present.
Don’t worry. Rumor has it that a complete, uncensored, polished studio version will be released soon.
You Gotta Be More Like Todd Rokita: (5:21) MP3 | OGG
The Unusual Few gave another splendid performance this time in a larger venue, Foam City. In this locals-only show, Wasps Masks, Doberman, and the Gestalts also took the stage throughout the night for a fun, high energy, and loud, knock’em around show.
Listen to the Local Tuning Bootleg:
UPDATE: We received the set list from Sid. Follow along if you can. If not, you can do what you want with it.
1.Flower Chile
2.Uncool
3.Bruise Me
4.I’m Not A
5.Don’t Tread On Me
6.Teeth
7.Rotten Strawberries
8.Green
The one-off noise band, Boredom of the Bar, performed their piece, Never Penalize the Punctual, Paul, at the last installment of the E3 series on Saturday May 11th, 2013.
well if everything goes as planned the unusual few will have a drummer for record store day. we are hoping it all works out. be ready for some good tunes, good records and lots of great bands. its going to be a fun day for any music fans out there – The Unusual Few
Well it went. Vons Record Store Day. Jurassic Pop put on an awesome festival. Some more audio to follow. We were really blown away by one particular set by a new up and coming band, The Unusual Few.
Self-described as, a “Filth Pop” band from Lafayette, IN. Influenced by everything from 60s garage to 90s alternative, deriving mostly from old school punk rock, a great band for angsty teens. Raw energy. Loud performance. Bloody bass. Check out our bootleg of the spectacle.
