Paul Panamarenko lives in New Haven and hangs with the gallery installation crew (Gark Meister, Wiggidy-Wackington, Rick O'Monte, among several others). When he is not installing works created by others, he's making his own stuff up. Aside from his artwork featured in the offices of local government thinktank "SCF" among other places, his notebooks are also full of drawings equally as rich as his music. He should animate a music video for this song some day.
The latest band on the scene is Laundry Day. This is a live recording of one of the band's first performances at Cafe Nine, from February 27th's performance. This was their third show.
Described by associated act "The Proud Flesh":
@nhvmusic for it! Clean clothes, clean conscience
— The Proud Flesh (@theproudflesh) March 1, 2014
And plus there's Ceschi:
