Voodoo Economics
Philadelphia
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About
.. Our first EP awaits you. Six songs in handmade, silk screened packaging for only $5 (plus $1 shipping and packaging). CDs can also be purchased at shows and are available at the exclusive retail outlet of Quiznos, located at 1513 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia. You think we're kidding?! Stop in and find out. Other retail outlets are currently Long in the Tooth at 20th & Samson, and The Marvelous at 208 S 40th Street.
If you prefer the ease of an mp3, you can download the EP for a mere $ .90 / song at the space which cannot be named. Watch out for the ghosties over there!
Soon enough, we'll have so much music available you'll be running in circles trying to decide which Voodoo to git. Next up: a recording project (read: we can't play it live. we ain't got enough people) called "People's Entries in the Diary of Rubbish." 'Bout a month or so now. Soon to follow: our first full-length album. We're likely working our fingers to the bone as you read this blah blah blahg.
"My favorite tonight was this group called Voodoo Economics. They sounded like my record collection just up and exploded, and shot out all kinds of Rock shrapnel! The basslines were wicked -- one second there were straight funk grooves, the next it was all deep and distorted, sorta like a punch in the gut. Alison Conard -- that's the singer -- spewed out Karen O.-style singin'. She played keyboard and guitar and she was all over, too -- from static-y post-punk to jazz fusion with ease. Dance, electro, funk 'n groove, prog, even -- I shit you not -- Mahavishnu Orchestra! Seriously, it was a total mash of rock and attitude." - - Andrew McGowan, PopMatters.com
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Jun 20, 2007
"I Want a New Drug" or "How I Learned to Stop Effing Off and Love the Internet"
I am currently getting paid. For doin' nothin'. Sounds great, huh? Through some odd twist of psyche, though, I would rather be doing something that I enjoy and make a living at the same time. Something like...I don't know...recording music...
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littleramona, Jul 6, 2007:
Gracias amigos! su musica es muy magnifico.... kumos takana
Gagosian Liga, Jul 1, 2007:
"We all admire the spangled acrobat with classical grace meticulously walking his tight rope in the talcum light; but how much rarer art there is in the sagging rope expert wearing scarecrow clothes and impersonating a grotesque drunk! I should know."
Thank you for your friendship! Musical greetings from Munich/Germany!
Lilly, Jul 1, 2007:
Good times here, we can be friends. Please tell Philadelphia I miss it.
JOSHUA CHASE, Jun 27, 2007:
start at 100 and do the thang
Renee, Jun 25, 2007:
how did you guys get started into this style of music?
alysse, Jun 24, 2007:
Thanks for the advice on torturing my cat. I'm always looking for new ways to wipe that smug look from her face
Renee, Jun 24, 2007:
absolutely love the work guys. you fit in to what i like to listen to.
jakob, Apr 4, 2007:
i don't know how you knew i was a scorcho man, but good on you nevertheless...that song is perhaps the single best sing-along song ever created. so much more than the sum of its parts.
and yes, the eyes are legit. believe it!
Martin, Mar 30, 2007:
its a shooting range....
max, Mar 18, 2007:
upon listening i can't help but think of menomena and galactic's illegitimate offspring. on shrooms.
ps welcome to best networking site on the interweb... its true despite my bias