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By Frances Michelle Lopez
Published on October 01, 2008 at 4:04am
Bizarre-o New Orleans solo musician Robert Rolston, a.k.a. Quintron, is known for pumping out “swamp tech” dance tunes via custom-made instruments, such as a Hammond organ/Fender Rhodes synth combo and a Drum Buddy. For his current tour, Quintron has doubled the size of his act by including his wife, Panacea Pussycat, a.k.a. Miss Pussycat. She’ll sing backup, play maracas, and dabble in puppetry.
The pair headlines a bill on that also includes Golden Triangle, The Cosmeticators, and Phoenix’s best themed thrash band, Father’s Day, which will be releasing its new EP, I Gotta Look My Best.
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