More Läther vid’s!
http://www.youtube.com/embed/GPXcNYRdbOg
Zomby Woof!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8X6pkTLzA4
Pygmy Twilight!

http://www.youtube.com/embed/GPXcNYRdbOg
Zomby Woof!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8X6pkTLzA4
Pygmy Twilight!
voiceROM’s new “album” is here. I think it’s one of our best.
We donned vests, threw up a bunch of mics and placed phone cameras around the room at a recent Marmalade Circus rehearsal. Here are the results.
This is pretty special. Ross’s group of people playing at the Promethean in October this year. A great tune by Ross, recorded very nicely. And the playing’s kind of great too if I do say so.
David Streeter has struck again: four audio visual recordings of an Immermann gig at COMA earlier this year.
Song of the Sad Assassin (a very good Why? song)
Sensible Haircut Dan (from our basically finished, not yet released new album)
Air Bandung (also from that album)
1.1 Immermann Theme (an oldie, but with brand new James Brown noise solo in the middle)
It the 1st anniversary of the 1st voiceROM “album”! We thought we’d celebrate by releasing the 12th voiceROM “album”.
It’s a 25 minute documentary about us rehearsing, recording and gigging the new Shaolin Astronauts album. It’s pretty good! Many of my good friends are featured, and it’s a great insight into how an 18 piece band gets in a studio to record some crazy music.
I don’t get much camera time, and when I do I look like the least fun person to be around. I don’t remember being that not fun the whole time.
More and more photos from Spoz. http://spoz.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/photo-blog-god-god-dammit-dammit-satans.html
And videos! Something Stupid:
Into The Light:
Both are songs which will be on our next album.
You can view all his lovely monochromatic photos and videos of Louisiana Blues and some rambling Bon Iver song that everyone who isn’t me seems to love here:
http://spoz.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/photo-blog-jess-porter-album-launch.html
Also included are photos of us hanging out after the gig, featuring me partying the only way I know how: not particularly hard.
I was privileged to be a part of the demonstrably monstrous (in size and goodness) Shaolin Afronauts earlier this year. I’m one of the percussionists on the upcoming album and we played live at Barrio and at the Space Theatre, which looked a lot like this:
Shaolin Afronauts – Winds across Gayanamede from Ross McHenry on Vimeo.