Phantom Culture from Red This Ever - much more than a mere soundcheck

• published: 11 Dec 2013
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Contentious opinions rippled through the crowd as to whether this was a real song - or not. Whatever the conclusion, it does rank as the best soundcheck ever - Red This Ever. Phantom Culture from Red This Ever - Baltimore, Maryland, USA A rousing rendition that will stir you to your inner depths, Red This Ever is a unique presence on any stage. Don't be bashful. Time to dance. Red This Ever: Roy Retrofit - Vocals/Frantics Ada Ruiz - Bass Gabriel Perry - Guitar Extend the band applause by giving their page a like here: http://www.facebook.com/redthisever For more info: http://www.redthisever.net http://www.mtv.com/artists/red-this-ever http://www.reverbnation.com/redthisever https://soundcloud.com/red-this-ever http://www.pandora.com/red-this-ever "Red This Ever is a Baltimore based New Wave, Synth-Rocker band filled with shy anger and catchy hooks. If you enjoy listening to synthpop or rock, you'll love Red This Ever. Their songs fluidly combine the sound of current electronic scene with intriguing melodies and infectious rhythms that harken back to the glorious days of the Post-Punk, New Wave revolution. "The crafting of uniquely dark and clever pop songs have made Red This Ever a band for fans of all ages, with the potential to appeal to all points across the underground music board, from their enticing synth-driven melodies to their goth rock energy, with just the occasional moments of grim emotion that would stir even the most hardened rivet-head." Note: The fortitude of musicians that tour is to be lauded. Strange pillows, unfamiliar beds, fast-food fare, it is an arduous journey to bring music to the minds of the many - quite unlike the situation of the starving artist who, at least, has the relative familiarity and paltry comfort of his or her dire daily circumstance in their own drafty garret or impoverished studio. This is real reality, raw stuff. Unrehearsed, unscripted, unedited, unexpected. Remember: Even if you were there, you weren't this there. Good advice: Turn the resolution on your monitors to the max. + + + It has been widely reported that certain experiences may lead to serious bouts of re-evaluation, sudden shifts to a more free-thinking mindset; causing an increased thirst for more of the same. Phantom Culture is prepared slake said as your insatiable cultural appetite runs rampant. Prepare the mind for stimulation to greater heights of comprehension found surrounding certain nuances of this existential conundrum. Magically, a sort of alchemical transformation transpires. To the alarm of many, one becomes more - sophisticated. Often, the condition is irreversible. Fair warning. Turn back now. Culture is one of those ubiquitous conditions: you can never have enough. Without, life is a dismal drudge barely worth living and not much more than an ant farm. Culture is indicative of how evolved, how sophisticated we've become as a species - the differentiator between ourselves and, say, slugs or toadstools. Gauging said differences can prove elevating. The "Mona Lisa" by Da Vinci is illustrative of culture. The expulsion of gas from one's backside is not, though that may evoke a titter from a few. Those that may confuse the two will probably find the offerings herein less to their liking. Too bad. As has been said, "don't let the door smack you in your gas-maker during your departure." Note: What became one project has morphed into another - the Phantom Culture Channel. Well, that is sometimes the alchemical nature of existence. Not only is this anime a recorded piece of musical history but it also serves as an example as to how a band or musician can achieve a pretty cool video on the cheap - with an inexpensive minicamcorder coupled with the great, free video editor tools YouTube/Google provide - which is extraordinarily nice of them. Thanks, YouTube and Google. You rawk! Phantom Culture (Club) Channel. We never close, nor should minds. If you want to find more Phantom Culture, do a search - Phantom Culture is on Google+, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Tumblr. We used to do links here, but this is the underground's underground. Seek and you will find... Johnny Depp and Jimmy Kimmel couldn't make it this night, but they are responsible for the making of this "portrait." The filmmaker/painter is Xerado. Xerado is a phantom. There used to be links on how to find him included here, but Xerado is a phantom artist. Do a search, you will find... A Phantom Culture Premiere animax realease (Wet Parka Contest No.) from The International Phantom Gallery of Culture. Note: real life is actually ad-free and so is this and it is done for free as well - as in no charge to the musicians and not monetized here. Encourage some hard-working musicians by giving this a like or share. Good karma will follow. Phantom Culture Premiere realease: The International Phantom Gallery of Culture Red This Ever - Ref. Vid.001 ©2012 to present - All rights reserved by respective parties.