itchy-O Denver, Colorado
Itchy-O aspires to create transcendent spiritual experiences with performances. With a driving drum corps battery, taiko drummers, an arsenal of electronics including synthesizers, theremin, vocoders, and other custom-made sonic devices, itchy-O completely engulfs an audience from every angle in an electric bog of music, ephemera, and spectacle. ... more
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