ZOOGMA combines the sonic diversity and precision of a DJ with the excitement and immediacy of a four-piece rock group. Known for their energetic performances and retina pleasing light show, the band consistently dishes out heavyweight beat-driven dance parties across the nation. Sets are kinetic, combining live improvisation with carefully crafted beats and melodic textures. With the release of their debut album, Recreational Vehicles, along with a relentless tour schedule, the five members have already added their unique voice to the live electronic-rock scene. Evolving from Oxford, MS, ZOOGMA’s sound can be described as an eclectic fusion of Electronica, Rock, Jazz, World, and Hip-Hop. This blend of genres results in a musical experience that appeals to a range of audiences, with a sound that is refreshingly original yet steeped in the dance music tradition.
Doors at 9,tickets $10 advance $12 at the door. Boulder’s SunSquabi opens
SunSquabi is the new and innovative electronic hydro-funk trio, composed of producer/guitarist Kevin Donohue, producer/bassist Andrew Clymer, and drummer Chris Anderson out of Boulder, Colorado.
They have played all over Colorado, including performances at Red Rocks Amphitheatre (Global Dance Festival 2011), The Gothic Theatre, Cervantes, The Fox Theatre, The Boulder Theater, and three20south Breckenridge, The ballroom stage at Snowball , Wakarusa Music Festival, CU Boulder’s Welcomfest with Ghostland Observatory and many more. They are a high-energy group and always deliver great live shows, blending several genres of music into a dance-worthy and progressive set. The recent addition of live drums provides a new element to this musical fusion, supplementing the already stellar bass and ripping guitar.
SunSquabi’s main goals for 2012 are to bring an atmosphere of community and a new live-music experience. By incorporating electronic elements and sticking to their musical roots-funk, blues, and progressive rock- SunSquabi is proving, show by show, to have a unique style and determination to rise above the average.
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