come see crime scene (austin of sediment club, vishal of the creep, and james Landrum, who plays saxophone for a number of bands, including NOATS and Genuine Imitations) at the highline ballroom with Flaming Fire and 4 Legged Baby. the show is august 8th at 7, doors at 6. this will be a really fun show, try to make it

This weekend, Members of Sediment Club are Doin' Some cool stuff that's worth checking out.
First, July 17th, this Friday, Lazar and Jack M. of sediment club are playing at Public Assembly as Little Kids, their New project. The show is with Phat Raskals, Radiates, The Creep, Le Rug, and JFK and The Geographic Tongues ( with Owen ( of Phat Raskals), Austin, Lazar, and GI Dave ( of Genuine Imitations)). It starts at 7.
The Next Day, Vishal Prasad of The Creep, Crime Scene is setting up a improvisational unit called UN-orchestra, with members of Sediment Club, Rainbow Party, 4 Legged Baby, Stranger Danger, and NOATS. On July 18th at the Yippie Museum with Rainbow Party and 4 legged Baby.
Try top make it to both if you can.

we air on WFMU tomorrow, July 7th on "Talk's Cheap" 9 AM - Noon. listen in.

here is some footage from the yippie museum of  A Mighty Fortress , Colin, 4 Legged Baby, and us.

 http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/1403364

yippie museum rules

the venue vanishing point has closed down. mutant transmissions is
looking for another venue. this is unfortunate news for anyone who
claims that there is any kind of diy scene in this city, when the money
shit kills something like this. they and we are open to places. I don’t
really have a positive outlook about it right now. I mean what the fuck
is going on in this place if even just setting up local shows is like
pulling pr teeth and name dropping and shit. it’s fuckin phony. there
isn’t any place that is simply open for anyone to easily find a place
to do express themselves (with exception to vanishing point, wes pac,
and goodbye blue monday amongst others). it’s all about fuckin draw and
alcohol and bullshit. people should be pissed the fuck off. and you know what, if I'm wrong, tell me about it, cause I want to be wrong right now.
I’m not
convinced about any other city either. we’re in a quiet cultural slump
right now all over the country. and I’m not moving out either, I will
not be a cultural refugee because of some greedy trend in humanity. we
all just have to be creative now where and when we are. who the fuck
knows, I’m just frustrated.

there are two things to check out. One is a cool thing you should check out, the other is absolutely mandatory and missing it will put a curse on you that'll make you lose any grip you have on reality, causing you to slip into madness.

The first, is a sediment club offshoot called Crime Scene. They're Playing on march 27th at the Yippie museum with Genuine Imitations, Phat Raskals, and The Crayons.

The other, Is Mutant Transmissions on April 3-5 at Vanishing Point in Brooklyn. We're playing at it, along with Din Glorious, Testicular Manslaughter, and more. If you like alien music, this is where you have to go.

Hey fellow citizens
some really nice people have written some really nice words about our band. It's pretty insane to read this shit, I'm totally not used to it. so its really awesome.

Here's one from our good friends Drop Dead Magazine. a review of our show at vanishing point a while ago.
http://www.dropdeadmagazine.com/zine/?p=556

and another one from some ill blog called Lucid Culture.
http://lucidculture.wordpress.com/2009/01/23/concert-review-mostly-other-people-do-the-killing-at-cake-shop-nyc-12109/

Yeah check it out if you want.
or not. whatever

the music zine No Label, covering creative DIY music and art in new york, will be selling their first issue at the knitting factory this tuesday at our show. If your their, You should get a copy. this issue has interviews with NOATS, Post-modern Sounds, Turbosleaze, and Louis Shannon.