[SXSW] Max Tundra @ Red 7 + new music video!
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Between my video camera malfunctioning and my camera deleting 1/3 of the photos I snapped, I've settled back into post-SXSW life wondering if Austin is some sort of technological bermuda triangle or if I just had bizarre luck. Regardless, I'm sorting through what I've got whilst juggling a research paper. Good things, however, come in pairs and Connor has photos plus some fantastic video to share!
Below are some pictures I snatched at a crowded Red 7 during Max Tundra's first SXSW set. There was a thicket of pulsating people up front I deemed impossible to sort through with a Dos Equis in hand so I snapped some photos over their heads. Tundra, with his gleeful personality and pleasant British accent, reminded me of Ritalin induced Elton John - minus the trademark costumes and gapped teeth. If you ever get to see him live I'd recommend it, there is something mystifying about watching a single man smash on synthesizers and computers only to dance around on stage like you or I might in the privacy of our bedrooms. Tundra's "Which Song" is definitely one of my favorite tracks; the video just premiered today and features Max (alone once again) darting about Japanese hotel hallways and playing sushi (and other food trays) as instruments. Yes, you read that correctly.
Below are some pictures I snatched at a crowded Red 7 during Max Tundra's first SXSW set. There was a thicket of pulsating people up front I deemed impossible to sort through with a Dos Equis in hand so I snapped some photos over their heads. Tundra, with his gleeful personality and pleasant British accent, reminded me of Ritalin induced Elton John - minus the trademark costumes and gapped teeth. If you ever get to see him live I'd recommend it, there is something mystifying about watching a single man smash on synthesizers and computers only to dance around on stage like you or I might in the privacy of our bedrooms. Tundra's "Which Song" is definitely one of my favorite tracks; the video just premiered today and features Max (alone once again) darting about Japanese hotel hallways and playing sushi (and other food trays) as instruments. Yes, you read that correctly.
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