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    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailJuly 5, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    This trio’s psychedelic rock ‘n roll evokes a futuristic setting with their catchy melodies and a blend of poetry and storytelling. Minor technical glitches did not detract from the eccentric and enjoyable performance. The backing vocals were not entirely pitch-perfect, but the overall adventure including aliens, jellyfish and the power of love is inventive and engaging. RR

    This trio’s psychedelic rock ‘n roll evokes a futuristic setting with their catchy melodies and a blend of poetry and storytelling. Minor technical glitches did not detract from the eccentric and enjoyable performance. The backing vocals were not entirely pitch-perfect, but the overall adventure including aliens, jellyfish and the power of love is inventive and engaging. RR

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