Odd Circus Orlando, Florida
Improv trio exploring the suspension of space and time.
Post-rock, fusion, no wave, noise,
experimental, garage rock, psychedelic, sci-fi prog.
Crews Carter (guitar, bass, drums);
Partin Whitaker (drums, bass);
Graham Robertson (saxophones).
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