Tag Archives: Lucio Menegon

An Abandoned Garden press

Posted on March 31, 2013 by kingtone

MatrixSynth – An Abandoned Garden is “utterly mesmerizing”

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Prehistoric Horse @ Squidco

Posted on August 8, 2012 by kingtone
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thundering hooves

Posted on April 27, 2012 by kingtone

Check this nice, short video of Prehistoric Horse performing at the Omega Sound Fix Festival last weekend. Shot by Blue Sausage Infant.

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Tree-forts of sonic fun

Posted on April 26, 2012 by kingtone

Check this nice show review of a set performed with Rob Wallace in Bowling Green, OH this past February. The set was part of a film/music series Rob co-hosts called, Other Musics: Four Free Films on Free Sounds, the focus … Continue reading →

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Apathy Destruction Tour video

Posted on March 12, 2012 by kingtone

start. to compile. audio and video. from what i have and others have posted. send yours in. Lucio Menegon live @ Trailer Space Records, Austin TX, January 2012. Can’t see much but there is the audio evidence. I remember it … Continue reading →

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Prehistoric Horse live – Sonic Circuits Festival 9-17-2011

Posted on September 25, 2011 by kingtone

Prehistoric Horse live at the Sonic Circuits Festival 9-17-2011 from PAS Music

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Prehistoric Horse

Posted on June 23, 2009 by kingtone

Prehistoric Horse provokes audiences through spasmodic bursts of snare drum (david grollman), guitar (lucio menegon), cello (valerie kuehne) and occassional unprovoked dramatic outburst. A very intense and dynamic form of improvisational music that sometimes borders on sheer noise and incorporates … Continue reading →

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Overdub Club

Posted on March 16, 2007 by kingtone

The Overdub Club lays new sounds over old film footage – hence the usage of the term overdub. We screen films that tickle your brain and are pleasurably insane. And since it is live, no two shows are ever the … Continue reading →

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