I was so happy that the Ebb & Flow agreed to play my found art show. I love the balls-out, super long intro on this one and how it takes half the song to build up. When Roshy Kheshti’s vocals do finally start, they’re yet another layer in the band’s unusual and undulating tapestry of sound.
I organized a couple of found art shows last year, and Aim Low Kid played the second one with the Ebb & Flow and Leyna Noel (whom I unfortunately didn’t get on video..) The slides that I projected behind the bands made for some interesting footage.
Ah, these guys will lull and seduce you with their cuteness and the soft sounds of their cello, lap-steel and regular guitars, drums and keyboards. They headlined the show, and Lines in Analog Sound and Aim Low Kid opened.
I really love the dark, muted quality of this footage combined with such a sweet lullaby. I wish this song would never end! Unfortunately, my batteries died before it was over, so I’m really sorry for the abrupt cut-off.
Chuck Gonzalez and Liz Ross make great music together, and this is one of my favorites of Chuck’s.
I love the way this footage turned out. It was so dark that my iMovie went crazy trying to lighten it, which made for some interesting waves of various colors that seem to complement the audio. (This coincidence is especially appropriate if you listen to the lyrics of this song, entitled “Superglow.”) They also played with the Winechuggers and Aim Low Kid.
I love these guys. I’ve seen every show they’ve played.. The Winechuggers and Lines in Analog Sound also played.
My name is Leanne, age 32. I am from Indianapolis and have been living in San Francisco for 5 years. I enjoy documenting the bands I know even when they don't enjoy watching these lo-fi documentations (it's for the fans, right?).
Please contact me if you have any questions. Many of the songs end abruptly because I ran out of batteries or memory.
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Note: You'll need the latest version of Quicktime to watch these videos. Enjoy!
