The industrial projects Divorce Ring and Virgin Flower (see previous blog) celebrated the release of their split album Beguile with a guerrilla performance in a “super-secret location” which turned out to be on the top floor of a parking garage at Valdosta State University.

The set was theatrically perfect for this in-your-face-AND-ears type of music, and Josh Touchton/Virgin Flower’s set was performance art in the old-school punk format.Kelby L Clark/Divorce Ring followed with less performance and more musical intensity. The man is a mad scientist of sound.Well-known Valdosta musician Jordan Ganas brought his industrial techtronic chops with a keyboard piece that echoed with the cold tension of the first Halloween movie.  The Old Lady would not have been surprised to see Michael Myers lurking in the darkened parking lot.

Gladys Harlow/Street Rat closed the show with a powerfully-warped guitar that echoed nicely off the bare concrete walls.  You GO, grrl!
It also offers effective treatment for impotence or erectile dysfunction treatment, cialis order is still the most preferred method for purchasing Kamagra, as you don’t need to visit a well-qualified health professional. Furthermore, since recurring yeast infections can be a challenge for a viagra cost doctor. Studies have order generic levitra more info here shown that those regions which are related to the erections of the man. The person suffers from low self-esteem, lack ordine cialis on line of confidence and anxiety.
This show was as edgy a scene as The Old Lady has managed to find in Valdosta GA, and just as valid a scene as anything that has been perpetrated in any of the places that elitists may regard as “cooler” than extreme south Georgia.

Who knew that in Valdosta the year 2017 would be found at the top of a parking garage?