Thursday, July 21, 2011
Live Video: The Emotron/Andy the doorbum + Elsa & the awesomeAWESOMES (last show)
0 comments Posted by Bubba Crumrine at 6:40 PMFootage from our 7/13 show - sadly Elsa & the awesomeAWESOMES' last gig ever. Plus side, he had some pretty great antics for the farewell and The Emotron and Andy the doorbum did a combined set which was dark and fantastic. Lots of footage after the break! Plenty more at the IU YouTube channel.
The Emotron
Elsa & the awesomeAWESOMES - slight intermission, encore, and battle!
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
The Emotron tonight + farewell to Elsa & the awesomeAWESOMES
0 comments Posted by Bubba Crumrine at 2:47 PMIthaca says "Good-bye!" to Elsa & The awesomeAWESOMES tonight at The Space. Get ready for an extra special performance with more costumes, gags, interactivity, and more. He's on second. Headlining is the return of The Emotron with the first appearance of Andy The doorbum in I-town. Paper Armies to support. Read more for details and more video!
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Live Video: World/Inferno Friendship Society, 4 Point 0, Elsa & the awesomeAWESOMES
0 comments Posted by Bubba Crumrine at 12:32 PMLive footage from World/Inferno Friendship Society's return to Ithaca and their first time at The Haunt plus, 4 Point 0 and Elsa & the awesomeAWESOMES!
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Live video: GULL, Math The Band, Beach Parade, Satanized, Mike (A)!, Mouth To Mouth To Mouth & more!
0 comments Posted by Bubba Crumrine at 1:46 PMWe've got a nice batch of live videos from earlier this spring for you! Footage is all from Kyle Rothman of DAADs (sans the Matta Gawa clip).
Footage by Bubba Crumrine
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Location: The idea came in Ithaca, NY, but we grew up in Aberdeen, SD. Our current bass drum is from a street corner in Bozeman, MT, which is also where most of the songs were written. And we spent a semester in Cape Town, South Africa.
Formed: Spring/summer of 2008, first show October 4th, 2008. I had been doing a bunch of acoustic guitar stuff, but I got bored with that and came up with EaA as a high-energy solo artistic/musical project. A friend lent me a demo of Ableton Live, and I threw my drumkit skills over the electric sounds I composed to make loud dancy music.
