The Parkside Lounge, August 6 at 9pm - Psychedelic rockers Manual Zombie, Sky Picnic and the Orange Oven will collaborate a show harking back to 70s-era acid rock.
The show starts at 9pm with the Orange Oven, Sky Picnic at 10 and Manual Zombie at 11. The Parkside Lounge at 317 East Houston, New York, NY 10002
NO CHARGE!
Obscure yet prolific psych band Manual Zombie has recorded four albums
since forming in late 2008 and shows no signs of slowing. The band,
which references the Velvet Underground, Skinny Puppy and Black
Sabbath, plays songs about serial murder, cocaine addiction and
suburban malaise. Heavy and discordant, their performances are
unpredictable and canvassed by TVs broadcasting disturbing images.
http://www.myspace.com/manualzombie
Sky Picnic is quickly building a name for themselves. Recently
featured in High Times, they have been compared to "the Syd
Barrett-era of Pink Floyd" (Brooklyn Rocks), performing long and often
improvised pieces that will wrap around your head and may make you
feel a as though you've popped something. Accented by the mellifluous
Leah Cinnamon, their shows have been called "a one-of-a-kind musical
trip that blurs the lines between music and art" (High Times).
http://www.myspace.com/skypicnic
Opening the show is the Orange Oven, to whom the Parkside Lounge has
become a second home. The band has performed consistent showcases
since the start of the year. Described by music blog Knocks from the
Underground as "psychedelic and hypnotic, the stoner rock soundtrack
to a low-budget sci-fi flick from the early 70s", the band invokes the
"Wish you were here" era Floyd sound with tight jamming and heavier
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