| The Sounding Board © ARTIST OF THE MONTH January 2009 |
The band is: Meggity Rabbit / Tanish / Hotsauce / Orbit Walks / Stickman The band has been playing together since last week, when most of them met playing drunken Marco Polo under the Donald Street Bridge. Following a brief encounter with something that was either a UFO or a giant donut store sign, they found their last member staring vacantly into space and mumbling something about vanadium. Their music can best be described as what happens when you mix NyQuil and Jaegermeister with Red Bull and pretend it's Koolaide. The band performed its first public show at the Downtown Coffee Ground on Monday, January 5th, 2009. Meggity Rabbit: Piano, Guitar, Vocals (Picture at right is Po-Mo Project) Activities: exploring holes, eating carrots, watching out for large dogs and trying to make as much noise as possible.
PO-MO's projection show incorporates old technology, old graphics, antique animation techniques and an iconoclastic use of symbolism garnered from comic books, old soft-porn posters, and anything else she can find. The show is constantly evolving and growing to reflect the music styles of artists working with PO-MO, her eclectic personal interests, and the wide variety of audiences she intends to project for.
PO-MO plans to launch her first official website December 19th, 2008. Tanish: Lead and Backup Vocals Activities: trained by Mulgrath the Ogre to shapeshift, though he died, tragically. While eulogizing through song, he appeared to Tanish and said, "music....that's all". Hotsauce: Laptop and Guitars Activities: disguising himself as celebrities and visiting beer vendors after midnight to sell autographs, frenology. Orbit Walks: Stand-up Bass Activities: staring vacantly, making origami bombs. Keeps a large collection of highly toxic materials under his bed 'just in case'. Has installed a camera in his apartment to spy on his cat. Stickman: Bass and Guitar Activities: weightlifting, racing obnoxiously loud riding mowers, building elaborate doghouses. Former KGB agent turned experimental test subject for a spray-on tan company. Bookings and media inquiries: Po-Mo Project's website: HERE |