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21st January 2013

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Fuck yeah, the 13th annual Yeast by Sweet Beast experimental music Fest will be at the lovely Chain Drive all three days, Saturday March 9, Sunday March 10th and Monday March 11.

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30th April 2012

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MUGWUMP

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16th April 2012

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Daze Of Heaven at Trophy’s. Austin, Texas.

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10th March 2012

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Photos by Nathan Espen

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8th March 2012

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7th February 2012

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Contact:  Anne Heller              Aurora Plastics Company (band)              (512) 483-1631              cfood3000@gmail.com                          or   Chris Petkus of Church of Friendly Ghost    (512) 965-1379                johnnymeatworth@mac.comYeast by Sweet Beast 2012 Highlights Experimental Music
In the Quest to Keep Austin Weird!

                Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012, presented by Anne Heller of Aurora Plastics Company and Church of the Friendly Ghost,  is a three-day experimental improvisation and outsider music festival (now in its 12th year) to be held Saturday March 10th from 2 pm to 10 pm at Headhunters (720 Red River St., Austin TX 78701, 512-825-5600), Sunday March 11th from 2 pm to 730 pm at Headhunters (720 Red River St., Austin TX 78701, 512-825-5600), Sunday March 11 from 930pm to 2am at Skinny’s Ballroom (115 San Jacinto, Austin, TX 78701, 512-476-1962) and Monday March 12th from 5 pm to 2 am at Trophy’s (2008 South Congress, Austin TX 78704, 512-447-0969) during the SXSW Film and Interactive Festival.   Poet, musician and filmmaker Anne Heller (of the experimental improv band Aurora Plastics Company) began the fest in the year 2000 to celebrate still being alive and to return a bit of happiness to the community by creating a manifestation of “flying the freak flag.”  She organizes and funds the fest herself, paying the performing bands equally from the profits, if any.  Inspired by Andy Warhol’s legendary “Exploding Plastic Inevitable” happenings, this showcase of up-and-coming tonal artists is accompanied by the film installations of video artists Paul Baker, Laurel Barickman and Katie Rose Pipkin, creating a hypnotic ambiance throughout.
            The music is the reason for the Yeast by Sweet Beast experimental music Fest.  Experimental music is a viable genre and should be performed live for people to see and hear.  It has a history which dates back to the turn of the last century and is rooted in the jazz tradition which in turn stemmed from the music performed in voodoo rituals brought to America by African slaves.  These vibrations and tones may seem unsettling or evil to the uninitiated, but in truth they are healing and cathartic.  They can take one to a beautiful inner/outer space where one can be free to float beyond this drab, spastic world and its physical and spatial limitations. 
            Experimental improvisational music is “art for art’s sake,” creation as a means of intense personal expression.  The bands featured in Yeast by Sweet Beast are all experienced improvisers who feel comfortable and relish the magic which is creativity in the moment.  Many also perform in other musical genres.  Each band gets a 30-minute set with 8 or 9 bands performing each night of the fest.
            Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012 will feature Vienna, Austria’s Le Cowboy, Louisville, Kentucky’s Bosco Stravinsky , Houston’s Future Blondes and  as well as such Austin-based experimental stalwarts as ST-37, Jerri Seinfeldt’s Atrophied Sac, Book of Shadows  and organic-electric soundtrack conjurers Aurora Plastics Company.  Video artists Paul Baker of Sub Oslo, Laurel Barickman and Katie Rose Pipkin will visually accompany the musical performances, in traditional Yeast by Sweet Beast fashion. 

            Please contact Anne at cfood3000@gmail.com  (512-483-1631) or Chris atjohnnymeatworth@mac.com (512-965-1379) or check http://www.yeastbysweetbeast.com or https://www.facebook.com/yeastbysweetbeast  for more information.
Contact:  Anne Heller
              Aurora Plastics Company (band)
              (512) 483-1631
              cfood3000@gmail.com
                          or
   Chris Petkus of Church of Friendly Ghost 
   (512) 965-1379 
               johnnymeatworth@mac.com


Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012 Highlights Experimental Music

In the Quest to Keep Austin Weird!

                Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012, presented by Anne Heller of Aurora Plastics Company and Church of the Friendly Ghost,  is a three-day experimental improvisation and outsider music festival (now in its 12th year) to be held Saturday March 10th from 2 pm to 10 pm at Headhunters (720 Red River St., Austin TX 78701, 512-825-5600), Sunday March 11th from 2 pm to 730 pm at Headhunters (720 Red River St., Austin TX 78701, 512-825-5600), Sunday March 11 from 930pm to 2am at Skinny’s Ballroom (115 San Jacinto, Austin, TX 78701, 512-476-1962) and Monday March 12th from 5 pm to 2 am at Trophy’s (2008 South Congress, Austin TX 78704, 512-447-0969) during the SXSW Film and Interactive Festival.   Poet, musician and filmmaker Anne Heller (of the experimental improv band Aurora Plastics Company) began the fest in the year 2000 to celebrate still being alive and to return a bit of happiness to the community by creating a manifestation of “flying the freak flag.”  She organizes and funds the fest herself, paying the performing bands equally from the profits, if any.  Inspired by Andy Warhol’s legendary “Exploding Plastic Inevitable” happenings, this showcase of up-and-coming tonal artists is accompanied by the film installations of video artists Paul Baker, Laurel Barickman and Katie Rose Pipkin, creating a hypnotic ambiance throughout.

            The music is the reason for the Yeast by Sweet Beast experimental music Fest.  Experimental music is a viable genre and should be performed live for people to see and hear.  It has a history which dates back to the turn of the last century and is rooted in the jazz tradition which in turn stemmed from the music performed in voodoo rituals brought to America by African slaves.  These vibrations and tones may seem unsettling or evil to the uninitiated, but in truth they are healing and cathartic.  They can take one to a beautiful inner/outer space where one can be free to float beyond this drab, spastic world and its physical and spatial limitations. 

            Experimental improvisational music is “art for art’s sake,” creation as a means of intense personal expression.  The bands featured in Yeast by Sweet Beast are all experienced improvisers who feel comfortable and relish the magic which is creativity in the moment.  Many also perform in other musical genres.  Each band gets a 30-minute set with 8 or 9 bands performing each night of the fest.

            Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012 will feature Vienna, Austria’s Le Cowboy, Louisville, Kentucky’s Bosco Stravinsky , Houston’s Future Blondes and  as well as such Austin-based experimental stalwarts as ST-37, Jerri Seinfeldt’s Atrophied Sac, Book of Shadows  and organic-electric soundtrack conjurers Aurora Plastics Company.  Video artists Paul Baker of Sub Oslo, Laurel Barickman and Katie Rose Pipkin will visually accompany the musical performances, in traditional Yeast by Sweet Beast fashion. 

            Please contact Anne at cfood3000@gmail.com  (512-483-1631) or Chris atjohnnymeatworth@mac.com (512-965-1379) or check http://www.yeastbysweetbeast.com or https://www.facebook.com/yeastbysweetbeast  for more information.

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1st February 2012

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Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012 Line-Up

Saturday March 10, 2012

Headhunters

720 Red River St., Austin TX 78701

512-825-5600

Video projectionist:  Katie Rose Pipkin       

2pm to 2:30pm———— Mugwump

245pm to 315pm———Ichi Ni San Shi  

330pm to 4pm————-Macho Blush

415pm to 445pm———Rebecca Ramirez  

5pm to 530pm————-Sprills of Ore    

545pm to615pm———The Lichen

630pm to 7pm———— Book of Shadows    

715pm to 745pm——- Xathax (Nathan Espen)        

8pm to 830pm———— Le Cowboy from Vienna, At    

845pm to 915pm——- Unmoor (Andy Hendricks/ Eva Kelly)    

930pm to 10pm——— Thomas Fang                

Sunday March 11, 2012 Part One

2pm until 730pm

Headhunters

720 Red River St., Austin, TX 78701

512-825-5600

Video Projectionist:  Paul Baker    

215pm to 245pm——-Topher

3pm to 330pm————Zorch

345pm to 415pm——-Smokey Emery    

430pm to 5pm———- BREAKEXEXKOAXKOAX 

515pm to 545pm——-Bee vs. Moth   

6pm to630pm————How I Quit Crack

645pm to 715pm——-Youthful Masturbation Techniques

Sunday March 11, 2012 Part Two

930pm to 2am

Skinny’s Ballroom

115 San Jacinto, Austin, TX 78701

512-476-1962

Video Projectionist:  Paul Baker    

930pm to 10pm——————-   Scottless and Bible Black (members of ST-37)   

1015pm to 1045pm————- Sections (Bradford Kinney & Justin Waters)

11pm to 1130pm——————- Dromez (Liz Gomez)

1145pm to 1215am————— Future Blondes (Houston)

1230am to 1am———————- Johnathan Horne & Matt Armistead     

115am to 145am——————- Aurora Plastics Company    

Monday March 12, 2012

Trophy’s

2008 South Congress

512-447-0969

Video Projectionist:   Laurel Barickman  

5pm to 530 pm—————— Destroyed for Comfort

545pm to 615pm—————Man of the Down    

630pm to 715pm—————-7-Inch Stitch     

730pm to 8pm———————Lee Dockery      

815pm to 845pm————— Mystery band

9pm to 930pm———————-Daze of Heaven    

945pm to 1015pm—————Odor Baby (Matt Burnett)      

1030pm to 11pm——————Sex Bruises   

1115pm to 1145 pm———-Waco Girls         

12 am to 1230am—————-Hard HNW      

1245am to 115am————— Christopher Petkus             

130am to 2am————————Jerri Seinfeldt’s Atrophied SAC free jam!!!!!    

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11th January 2012

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Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012

Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012, presented by Anne Heller of Aurora Plastics Company and Church of the Friendly Ghost, is a three-day experimental improvisation and outsider music festival (now in its 12th year) to be held Saturday March 10th from 2 pm to 10 pm, Sunday March 11th from 3 pm to 2 am and Monday March 12th from 6 pm to 2 am, during the SXSW Film and Interactive Festival. Poet, musician and filmmaker Anne Heller (of the experimental improv band Aurora Plastics Company) began the fest in the year 2000 to celebrate still being alive and to return a bit of happiness to the community by creating a manifestation of “flying the freak flag.” She organizes and funds the fest herself, paying the performing bands equally from the profits, if any. Inspired by Andy Warhol’s legendary “Exploding Plastic Inevitable” happenings, this showcase of up-and-coming tonal artists is accompanied by the film installations of video artist Paul Baker and others, creating a hypnotic ambiance throughout. 
Experimental improvisational music is “art for art’s sake,” creation as a means of intense personal expression. The bands featured in Yeast by Sweet Beast are all experienced improvisers who feel comfortable and relish the magic which is creativity in the moment. Many also perform in other musical genres. Each band gets a 30-minute set with 8 or 9 bands performing each night of the fest.
Yeast by Sweet Beast 2012 will feature Louisville, Kentucky’s Bosco Stravinsky , Houston’s Future Blondes and Muzak John, as well as such Austin-based experimental stalwarts as ST-37, Plutonium Farmers, Attic Ted, Book of Shadows and organic-electric soundtrack conjurers Aurora Plastics Company. Paul Baker of Sub Oslo and others will visually accompany the musical performances, in traditional Yeast by Sweet Beast fashion. 
Please contact Anne at cfood3000@gmail.com (512-483-1631) or Chris at johnnymeatworth@mac.com (512-965-1379) for more information.

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