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Phoenix music seems to breed more weird acts than American Horror Story: Freak show, and the Trunk Space very often acts as its circus tent.
Things were odd at the Trunk Space for Man-Cat's album release from the very beginning. Protesters arrived at the venue early and set up life-size cardboard cutouts of people holding signs with phrases like "Man-Cat Murders," and "Protect Your Pop Idols." Others wore complimentary "Stop Man-Cat" T-shirts and held up signs given to them.
