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InSoc in San Francisco, CA and Austin, TX!
November 29th, 2007 by admin
We have just added dates for shows in San Francisco, CA (January 13th) and Austin, TX (January 18th) to our upcoming live appearances!
You now have two more chances to witness InSoc’s inimitable, legendary live performance, even if you cannot attend our recently announced Philadelphia, PA (January 5th) or Seattle, WA (January 6th) shows…
Please be advised that the shows in San Francisco and Austin are restricted to ages 21+! Remember to bring ID to ensure admission to the venue, as without it you may be denied entry.
All ages are welcome at the Seattle and Philadelphia performances.
TOGETHER AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME
November 23rd, 2007 by admin
For the first time in nearly 15 years, the three original members of Information Society — Paul Robb, James Cassidy, and Kurt Larson — will be performing a live, full set together. The first shows of 2008 are scheduled for Philadelphia, PA and Seattle, WA.
These live shows will be few and far between, so we recommend if you live anywhere in the vicinity of these cities, and have ever wanted to see INSOC’s legendary live show, now is the time.
The group will be playing songs from each and every album they have released, including the ultra-rare INSOC EP and “Creatures of Influence”, “Don’t Be Afraid,” and the new release “Synthesizer.” Also on tap will be a few old-school analog headbangers that haven’t been heard since the early 80’s.
Let’s Talk About Dance Music
November 6th, 2007 by admin
Paul was recently interviewed by DJ Ron Slomowicz the Dance Music / Electronica section on About.com. Here’s a clip:
“Whats on Your Mind (Pure Energy)” and “Running” are just some of the dance floor classics by the seminal synth-pop band Information Society, back for 2007 with a new release paying homage to their roots - the Synthesizer. Producer Paul Robb spoke with us about everything from freestyle and changing lineups to free software and the internet. Paul is the kind of witty guy you want to chat with for hours at a pub and new tracks like “Baby Just Once” and “Back In The Day” would be the perfect soundtrack.
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