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A VERY SPECIAL NIGHT WITH BLACK ACID THIS FRIDAY AT MONKEYTOWN The Stones present: Black Acid LIVE with Special Guests

A VERY SPECIAL NIGHT WITH BLACK ACID THIS FRIDAY AT MONKEYTOWN The Stones present: Black Acid LIVE with Special Guests

The Last Drummers of Israel
Morgan Wiley
Richard Fearless DJ Set

May 8 – MonkeyTown – Brooklyn, NY
58 N. 3rd Street (bw Wythe & Kent

11:00 Richard Fearless DJ Set
11:45 – 12:00 Black Acid Live
1:00 – 2:00 Richard Fearless DJ Set

This is sure to be a real treat of psychedelic mayhem as Black Acid plays, for the first time, the more psyche songs off their forthcoming debut ‘Trans-Love Energies’ set to release this Fall. This performance will feature special guests Morgan Wiley and The Last Drummers of Israel. The Last Drummers of Israel, who Black Acid discovered while performing on a subway platform last year, plays a potent mixture of rhythyms that recalls Liquid Liquid and the sounds of Gris Gris. Richard Fearless of Black Acid used them on his Big Youth mix for the legendary Trojan Records 40th Anniversary. Morgan has played synths for artists such as LCD Soundsystem and Hercules & The Love Affair. Richard Fearless will be getting out the dub sevens as well, for a full on dub assault and taking it up a notch after the Black Acid performance later that evening.

Lazyeye, dear friend of Black Acid and former visual lord for Death in Vegas will be providing visual accompanment with new tripped out kids on the block, ‘The Stones’

This will be a very special night.

BLACK ACID ARE:
Richard Fearless
Matty McDermott
Doug Marvin
Travis Sietz
Ryan Hamilton

In the meantime, you can get a dose of Black Acid with the upcoming ITUNES release of “I Hate You” (Raw Version) & “Donna Distortion” (Vocal Version) on May 4th/5th! – “It’s greasy ‘n’ sleazy with fuzzed up vocals and a whirlwind of bluesy raw guitars.” – Artrocker Magazine

“You’ve been warned against the brown acid time and again, but the Black Acid? Gobble that one down and, brother, you’ve got yourself a real trip on your hands. Black Acid may not be an ingestible commodity, but boy oh boy is it a potent mixture indeed” – Pitchfork