Experimental Podcast Party!

Ryan Ray and the Accumulation * Admiran * Ricardo Wang of KPSU.org‘s What’s This Called?* Delusions of Parasitosis * The Black Noise Orchestra

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We’re putting on an old-fashioned experimental show, in the heart of St. John’s at the legendary Slim’s! Podcasting Live from this event, we’ll be bringing you a selection of new and exciting experimental acts from the comfort of you local neighborhood bar. Admission is free, so drink up and enjoy the show! Join us for a live radio event where you can be in the audience, here in beautiful, historic St. John’s.

Ryan Ray and the Accumulation
Psychedelic, experimental and droney good-times by this Northwest powerhouse, Ryan has accumulated quite a cast of characters to bring his particular vision to Slim’s. You may recognize Ryan from his work with The Blue Faces.

Admiran
Deconstructed dance drones from one of the legendary battlesnakes, this will pull things right into the kicking-off point.

Ricardo Wang
Coming from KPSU.org‘s What’s This Called? (a program I guest star on a fair amount), Ricardo Wang will provide a half-time DJ set full of his own selections and manipulations to keep the mood flowing at Slim’s. Drink up, but don’t miss his set, whatever you do.

Delusions of Parasitosis (from Eugene, OR!)
Collage-focused pyche from this long-time recording nut behind Catatonic Studios. This is where the delirium tremens set in.

The Black Noise Orchestra
Presenting an audio-theater version of the classic science fiction story, “First Contact,” BNO is test-piloting their new improvised-collage tactics in preparation of their performance at No Fest in August. While we’ve said this before, this is the first time the BNO will be appearing in front of an audience, and the first time they will be performing this material. This should be great!

All the while, we’ll be recording an performing live for a radio audience! Be a part of the show. Witness as the show is hosted by Austin Rich! Prepare to enjoy the intersection of live music and improvised radio. You won’t be sorry.