February 9, 2010
KEXP’s Audioasis with People Eating People, Blood Red Dancers, and D. Black

D. Black ::: photo by Abbey Simmons
Last Saturday KEXP hosted an eclectic line-up of local bands at the Sunset for their monthly Audioasis benefit. In a completely guitar-less night, three great genre crossing artists took the stage: the confessional piano pop of People Eating People, the dangerous rock swagger of Blood Red Dancers, and the conscious hip hop of D. Black. As bizarre as the bill might have seemed to some, I was delighted. Such genre-crossing bills expose audience members to artists they might not otherwise hear of and only serve to highlight the diverse riches of the local music scene. These are a few of my favorite photos from the evening.

People Eating People ::: photo by Abbey Simmons

People Eating People ::: photo by Abbey Simmons

Blood Red Dancers ::: photo by Abbey Simmons

Blood Red Dancers ::: photo by Abbey Simmons

D. Black and Spaceman ::: photo by Abbey Simmons
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on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 at 10:34 am
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