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Tempe-based musician and Gilgongo Records’ head honcho James Fella once wrote, “This is the sound of modern absurdity,” about Fat Worm of Error’s Pregnant Babies Pregnant with Pregnant Babies.He’s so right. With Pregnant Babies, the Massachusetts-experimental-music-scene anchor has created a document that mindfucks every notion of traditional music, ranging from...

By Steve Jansen

August 19, 2010

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Tempe-based musician and Gilgongo Records’ head honcho James Fella once wrote, “This is the sound of modern absurdity,” about Fat Worm of Error’s Pregnant Babies Pregnant with Pregnant Babies.

He’s so right.

With Pregnant Babies, the Massachusetts-experimental-music-scene anchor has created a document that mindfucks every notion of traditional music, ranging from aliens-in-heat vocals to blips that sound like Commodore 64s croaking on their deathbeds.

FWoE also has some new efforts in its distro, including an LP on Ecstatic Peace!/Open Mouth and a self-produced cassette, which you can pick up while hearing them live. The show also features Fella as well as locals Ovariesy and Chandails.

Thu., Aug. 19, 8 p.m., 2010

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