Lift Your Head Up
The Repressions Castle, to the mortal eye may look like a tiny NYC apartment, but it is a one stop art house… too bad the ideas come faster than the time it takes to finish them. Enjoy some new memes, comics and song lyric illustrations…
How cool and fine it was to play the new and dreamier and softer songs, the forest music of The Repressions… How lovely cool it was to meet new friends and hear new music from Gary D and Chloe’s Touch… Thank you to everyone who came out!
Saturday 11/9 The Repressions will come into focus at Kyle Rogers’ record release show at @shilltavern @astoriamusiccollectivenyc #focus #colorful #stainedglass #Windows #indiemusic #kylerogers #dolly #astoriamusic #record #release #album #folkpunk
Thank you to The Waystation, The Manimals, 357 Lover, Pretty Polly and everyone who came out to the Mischief Night Show!
If we start planning now, we could probably do these costumes for next Halloween. For now, here’s a dream comic…
What an incredible weekend…. nearly too much to report about this huge event and show at BSP Kingston! Thank you to Rebecca Moore, Hudson Valley Vegfest and all of the incredible volunteers! If you were not able to go this year, start planning for the 2020 fest now!
The Repressions were already fans of Kiirstin Marilyn, Luis Mojica, Amelia Rose Allen, Kneel Cohn, Cyndi Washburn, Bobby Belfry, and Candle Hoax, and then got to share the stage with them last weekend, all in support of The Institute for Animal Happiness! Amazing!
Just one day away! This weekend long festival is going to be full of food and classes and art and music and ethical vendors and all to help animals! These are the songs The Repressions are excited to play:
Filmed live at Repressions Castle, this video is simple but very meaningful. The Repressions are honored to be performing this song during their set at Hudson Valley Vegfest Kingston Animalia concert this Saturday October 19 at BSP Kingston.
Thank you for watching!
This was a special show, with a very fun and appreciative audience. Uke Hut by day is NYC’s first and only ukulele shop, and then is transformed into a welcoming theatrical experience. There are featured performers and then a very energetic open mic to follow, hosted by the talented Andrew Swackhammer and Kristin Dausch. The Repressions featured on October 13th with Victoria Langford and Alexandra James. Truly a fine evening with an excellent audience!
A beautiful day outdoors with the whole park and the water and the shore and an amazing crowd and fabulous sound crew! Thank you to Astoria Park Alliance for a wonderful show!
Special thanks to fellow performer and rock-harpist Tracey Horst
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