Many weeks in quarantine and life disrupted and derailed have affected us all so deeply~ a new emotional wave persists: What is coming? What will the new after be? Do we wait for it, search for it, or create it? This song is called To The After.
May Day Livestream Show!
The Repressios are honored to join this lineup~ live from home at 9pm! Music all day… Astoria Music Collective presents: MAYDAY! Digital Music Festival & AMC Fundraiser! Hosted by Bad Lesbian.
WHEN: Friday, May 1st at Noon
FEAT. PERFORMANCES BY:
-4 Brown Eyes
-Theythem
-The Repressions
-Loser Cruiser
-Full Cookie
-Jo Malbec
-Virginia Marcs
-Brandon Glasgow (The Grey Scales)
-Ben Taylor (Beecher’s Fault)
-Melissa Gordon (Melissa and the Mannequins)
-Sam Rasiotis (The Assassination Plot)
-Mike Lee
-Bill Grady
-Jeannie Skelly
-Billy Conahan – Artist
-Joe Rayome
-Baba Sonya
-Tracey Horst Music
-JW Farrell
-Sara Hurwitz
-Nelly DuBarry (Toy Animals)
AMC DONATIONS VIA VENMO: @AMCastoria
THE REPRESSIONS VIA VENMO @TheRepressions
EVENT LINK:
https://facebook.com/events/s/mayday-digital-music-festival-/1085352741839737/?ti=cl
Mismatch Moods
So much to do inside but the timing is not always right…

NPR Tiny Desk Concert 2020 submission!
The Repressions had the loveliest of times singing their original song Followcat, and from the Tiny Desk followed the Tiny Repressions… See their debut in this video. This song is dedicated to Luna!
Fresh and silly Memes, New artwork, Photos and More
Fresh from the oven… follow The Repressions on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube for your daily fix of weird humor, music and artwork!










Friday January 31st at The Dolphin 🐬! Music from the Forest, the City and the Sea…
This Friday is going to be very special… The Dolphin Bookshop has a magic that surrounds you before you realize it. The Repressions will play in the stage/ seating/cafe area, with a beautiful bookshop to the right, more books and toys to the left, original art and color all around… It is not just “one” kind of place, and therefore inspiring and imperceptibly comfortable. No cover charge and all ages are welcome… The music begins at 7pm!

Lots of Shows Coming Up!
Art is completely unpredictable… and also requires a lot of careful planning and organization… So here have the next four invites now, we cannot wait to see you at these shows!

Virtual Open Mic #2 – Live Premiere on Youtube 1/4/20
This is a lovely way to connect with artists around the country, please enjoy this new offering of artists and a live acoustic performance of The Repressions song “Medicate Me.” Live premiere on Youtube Saturday January 4 at 1pm Eastern Standard Time.
Featuring:
The Burning Machine — “Cassilda’s Song” — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9He…
The Repressions — “Medicate Me” — https://therepressions.com/
Medals In The Chute — “I wish I had the same healthcare as my Pokémon” — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD5…
Jim Ferrara — “Dec 2019 Open Mic Submission” — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC01W…
Ingham Station — “Come Back Home” — http://www.facebook.com/inghamstation
Vegas Showboat Limbo — Royal Jelly — https://campsite.bio/vegasshowboatlimbo
The Shows of 2019.. A Brief Pictorial
The Repressions are grateful to have played so many live shows in 2019, including the NYC Veggie Pride Parade in Union Square and Kingston Animalia Concert at BSP Kingston! Thank you to these terrific New York venues and events: The Local, Espresso 77, East Village Social, Irish Whiskey Bar, Union Square Park, Make Music New York, Jack Jones, Dolphin Bookshop & Cafe, Belvedere, LIC Bar, Kumon Awards Ceremony, Athens Square Park, RaR Bar, Shore Fest, Uke Hut, BSP Kingston, The Way Station, The Quays, Shillelagh Tavern, The Mad Donkey, and Marine Terrace. Special thanks to photographer Patrick Merino (he took the fine professional images here,) John Cavaliere and Zack Dash for filming, photographing and always being there, Ben Olson, The AR Community and Astoria Music Collective, our neighborhood musical family! There is much more to come in the new year!
Music: Thank You Charlotte Bronte (Extended Intro) by The Repressions