Peter Head, July 25, 8 PM, Green Kill Sessions

Saturday, July 25, 8 PM: Peter Head will sing some new songs, create some loops, tell a story, and maybe dredge up a few older songs from the 30 year Pitchfork Militia catalog (his band). He may also bring and demonstrate some homemade instruments. Free cookies included.

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In-person tickets and venue info:
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- Please plan to arrive about 10 minutes before showtime so we can get everyone settled before the event begins.

Peter Head:
I realized years ago that if I’m making something, and it doesn’t really matter what, I’m happy. If I am not actively making something, I am less happy. I do a lot of automatic drawing to see what I can dredge up. I try to access the subconscious side of my brain. I try to keep busy and always stay open to the next weird idea, silly idea, dark idea, absurd idea…I always carry pen and paper and try to remember that even tying your shoes can be art if you draw the right frame around it.

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