Three Rooms Press presents
OHMSLICE –Music of the Cosmos, featuring 3RP Poetic Powerhouse Jane LeCroy with a special performance by John S. Hall
at The Monthly hosted by 3RP’s own Peter Carlaftes & Kat Georges

Friday, March 18, 2016, 6 pm | Cornelia St. Cafe

NYC’s most original underground performers combine for a night of New Psychedelic Sounds and truly transportive XperiMENTAL grooviness.

OHMSLICE featuring:
Jane LeCroy – Vocals
Bradford Reed – Drums -> Modular Synthesizer
Bill Bronson – Guitar/synthesizer
Josh Mathews – drums
Daniel Carter – horns
Scott Moore – trombone/voice

With a special performance by John S. Hall –author of the self-help parody DAILY NEGATIONS, and JESUS WAS WAY COOL.

Three Rooms Press co-directors Peter Carlaftes and Kat Georges host.

Ω▽ Ohmslice and John S. Hall
3/18 6-8PM

John S. Hall is the author of Daily Negations, a self-help parody and Jesus Was Way Cool, a collection of writing culled from numerous records by his band King Missile (of which there are 10) and his solo recordings (of which there are two). He has appeared on HBO’S Def Poetry Jam, PBS’s The United States of Poetry, and MTV’s Beavis and Butthead. He lives in New York City, but hopes to die elsewhere.

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Ω▽ Ohmslice
Composer/original instrument maker, Bradford Reed & poet/singer, Jane LeCroy, joining forces to make New Psychedelic Sounds conveying transcendental messages transmitted from the cosmos, providing you with truly transportive XperiMENTAL grooviness. Get your electrical resistance on with Experimental Music and Literature bathed in extraordinary extras of special guests. Must see Bradford Reed’s newest instrument connected to the conduit of Three Rooms Press’ very own Jane LeCroy’s grip of the alphabet messing with Time, our shining bridge. Come see hear, cosmic vibrations; we are tethered to other worlds.
Review: https://newyorkmusicdaily.wordpress.com/2015/09/05/jane/
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Doors open at 5:45. Admission is $15 which includes a free drink. Cornelia Street Cafe is at 29 Cornelia Street, in the West Village, between W. 4th Street at Bleecker (http://corneliastreecafe.com/).

Additional details: info@threeroomspress.com