Wet Tuna, Vimana - 2025-07-17 Turners Falls MA Zoom H1 > Wav (44.1/16) > Adobe Audition (minor edits/amplification) > Wav > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC 8 (no SBE) Wet Tuna - 2025-07-17, Peskeompskut Park, Turners Falls, MA, Daud/M, 58:51 1) Cowpath 40 2) Kinda Feelin Good > Miss Morse 3) Death Is My Friend > Sweet Chump Change samples: https://disk.yandex.com/d/tlhQGrNNvFVSCg https://wettuna.bandcamp.com https://www.instagram.com/golden_road/tagged/ https://bsky.app/profile/childofmicrotones.bsky.social Vimana - 2025-07-17, Peskeompskut Park, Turners Falls, MA, Daud/M, 59:48 12 tracks samples: https://disk.yandex.com/d/bpOL2CwLHGmPvw https://www./vimanawma ----------------- Thursday, July 17 Two Psychedelic Bands Wet Tuna and Vimana Peskeompskut Park, Turners Falls, MA Avenue A and Seventh Street, 6:30pm, Free! Vermont free-folk journeyman Matt Valentine joins Montague- based “Heavy Jazz” trio Vimana for a free psychedelic show. Bring a picnic and enter into the fuzz. Listening to Valentine's WET TUNA is to enter into a psychedelic environment that is always tinged with a thread of joy and happiness. Lars Gothic from NPR writes, “you'll drip into barn burners, country cosmos, freaky folk and weirdo boogie. It's psychedelia as familiar as your hand, but also as alien as your hand, man. Funk's always been a wobbly thread through his music but has never sounded as smooth as here — bongos sweep softly across a Fender Rhodes jimmy jam, as Valentine's signature guitar fuzz dials down to a fuchsia-tinted fusion.” Wet Tuna is constantly evolving and morphing from one layer of existence to another, but always with an underlying pulse or groove that feel natural and organic. VIMANA is a "heavy jazz" trio that mixes equal parts psychedelic rock, funk, and jazz into a stone cauldron and what emerges are original instrumental tunes that paint landscapes with sound. Pushing the boundaries of any one genre, they play music that one feels with your body and causes you to drift with your mind. "The tunes on Space Triangle of Love have more structure and feel more intentional: these guys know where they want to go and have a notion of how they want to get there. Plus, they have chops. Leo Hwang (guitar) Brian Rodrigues (bass) and Bruce Todd (drums) are each capable of playing with flash, but their prime directive is serving the song." Eric R. Danton, Freak Scene