Forrest Lee, our guitarist, will also do a set, and Caleb Selman, our DJ, will close out the night!
This coming monday (4-25-11), Forrest Lee, the guitarist from Massive Carbon Footprint, will be performing @ the Fermentation Lounge. He’ll be entertaining y’all all evening with his special instrumental blend; the performance will be broken up into an acoustic set and an electric set… FREE!! Furthermore, great beer will be served!
Adikt, the dj who is doing the opening set, is a regular bass-fiend with an eclectic style. We’ll probably start up around 9:30… and Finally, after our set, the night will transform into a house music dance extravaganza, with Mark Starr & Co. spinning into the wee hours…
Massive Carbon Footprint is scheduled to play on Halloween night @ 621 Gallery in RR Square. We’ll be doing it early (6-9pm), and since we have 3 full hours at our disposal, we will be throwing in some eccentric DJ sets in between our band sets. Plus, we will be featuring Wes Wesson from Justice of Funk this time around (promise!) on a song or 2 . . .
There’s going to be lots of other festivities after our set too, so stick around 
Massive Carbon Footprint will once again be rocking the Fermentation Lounge on Wednesday, October 13. Show is scheduled from 9-11pm. And it’s free! This time, we’re bringing out special guest Wes Wesson aka Soulyricist from local band Justice of Funk! [p.s. if u click on that link, fast forward to about 1:00; Wes is the cat on the drums...]
In my book, Mount Kimbie is making some of the most interesting, fresh music around right now. And the fact that they’re coming to humble ol’ Tallahassee is about the most exiting thing I could imagine!!!! The show is this Wednesday (9/29), with Ben Danner and myself supporting… doors open @ 9. I’ll be DJing the opening set, so get there early ! And Get your tickets!!!!
From XLR8R:
“The Music of London-based duo Mount Kimbie, whose unique homespun style incorporates ambient, techno, dubstep, and found sounds, is so difficult to pin down, that when they sent out their first demo, “Paul [Rose, a.k.a. Scuba] was the only person who got back to us,” Dom Maker, one half of the band, informs. But because of that sound, the band seems like a prime candidate to cross over from the dubsteppy associations of their label, the Scuba-run Hotflush Recordings, to broader, more accessible places.”
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Not the best visuals on this one, but I like the atmosphere and the sound quality…
For my set, I’ll be doing things a little differently than usual… U may hear things like this:
We will be playing @ the Fermentation Lounge Sept 5!
The music is… hard to explain; just come check us out … even if it is a Sunday!
