Playing: Saturday, Sept 3 @ 7:30 pm
The addiction to NIMBUS is amassing to epidemic proportions, approaching
equivalency to the dangerous grips of nicotine, alcohol, and the opiate
family. When first your anticipating ears absorb their textured layers
of art fused into a rhythmic and harmonic medley of sonic euphoria, it
is common to enter a state of complete emotional and physical contentment.
To actually experience NIMBUS perform their earthshaking epic compositions
is a mind-expanding journey unto itself. Some have even reported a tingling
in their feet! The total amount of NIMBUS a person can handle varies according
to size and weight, though overdoses have never been reported.
This overwhelming substance, or “band” as users like to
call them has come too far to be stopped. The facts suggest NIMBUS has
been on the black market for a few years now. It is usually taken in rock
form, although more mellow-easier to handle-forms are sometimes available.
Even without the aide of mainstream “over the counter” distribution,
the demand for NIMBUS has managed to spread exponentially. The fact of
the matter is that laboratories haven’t had the time or capability
to fully analyze NIMBUS and render it an officially illegal substance.
This technicality has lead to global cyber distribution and attention
via CD Baby, Krock-echo.com, LA musicscene.com, All Access Mag.com, and
hundreds of other contemporary websites.
Though NIMBUS appeals to all those open-minded, it seems to be especially
popular amongst the experimental college crowd. Reports show evidence
of NIMBUS present notably on the USC, CSU Long Beach, UC Santa Cruz, SDSU,
and ASU campuses. Most popular Los Angeles venues where “the rock”
is encouraged, including the Key Club, Whisky, El Rey, House Of Blues,
Viper Room to name a few, have supported NIMBUS events. Here gatherers
congregate en masse to intake this alleged drug.
The World Famous KROQ heavily promoted one of NIMBUS’ tunes, Let
It Go in May 03’, as did Indie 103.1 in April 04’. A whole
segment was dedicated exposing NIMBUS to new audiences on 95.5 KLOS care
of Bill Hartew. Arguably as influential, Joan Rivers has become fond of
NIMBUS’ effects, using NIMBUS before her popular stand-up routine.
Trendsetters like Hits Magazine & All Access Magazine have featured
NIMBUS and ranked them one of 5 top “bands” to keep watch
over. Even Producer of Filter, Rae Dileo has admitted using NIMBUS for
some of his latest recording projects at Cello and Conway Studios, and
is forever changed. All this notoriety directly stems from NIMBUS’
extreme potency, which in turn has won them 1st place in numerous battles
and contests. We can see now that NIMBUS is not to be taken lightly.
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