The Torx (vox), The Loix (vox), The Myx (vox, programming), The Xax (vox), Skippy King (guitar), Cyndi Marris (drums) plus additional performances by B Sharp (electric bass), Jelly (congas, tamborine, shakers, vox), The R.U.X. (vox, horn), Egon (vox), Jimmy Hughs (keys), Tex (congas, vox), Kid Kix (vox), Led Lawless (vox), The K.I.L. (vox), Augustina (vox), David Bilbrey (keys), The Forx (vox, horn) and others.
Influences
Temptations, Bill Haley & His Comets, Fats Domino, Donna Summer, Afrika Bambaataa, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Mamas and the Papas, Greatful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, the Beach Boys, Sugar Hill Gang, Kraftwerk, Waylon Jennings, Sex Pistols, Judas Priest, the Stooges, Suicide, Muddy Waters, B.B. King
Sounds Like
Bell Biv DeVoe, New Edition, Phish, Soft Cell, C+C Music Factory, Slipknot, Merzbow
"The Sacred Truths changed my views on the music industry as much as Hunter S. Thompson and Aleister Crowley did on the literary industry. I became an instant fan."
- Chuck Foster, The Seattle Sinner
"one of the WEIRDEST god damn bands in the entire Northwest...These guys are WAY too hard to explain...I hope you will find them as HIGHLY amusing as I do. More likely they'll just scare the sh*t out of everybody"
- Rob "Captain" Morgan, The Squirrels & Pop Lust magazine
"Imagine a death-metal band made up of Jad Fair and his D&D group .. in front of funky, choppy beats, three cowled and crowned singers intoned manfully and antiphonally about parking lots, donuts, pumpkins of doom, flying psychic catheads, hot air balloon trips to the moon, and the Vortex. Once in a while they'd blow cornets and winding horns in unison or separately, and the tall singer kept making this odd ululation that sounded like a newscaster imitating Yoko Ono. The stage was flanked with glowing plastic pumpkins .. and there was a bucket, which the band warned everybody they mustn't touch. Of their show, it would make a cat laugh."
- Mark Campos
"...are in a genre all their own, with outrageous stage antics comparable only to 70s groups like Devo...Their diversity and ability to tip-toe across several genre and styles of music is truly what makes them a show worth seeing more than once."
low-fi from Boise, ID will be back in Seattle this Sat. May 17th! We have a free in-store at the Silver Platters in Queen at 2pm. Then on to the U District Street Fair! We'll be on the NE 43st stage at 5:30pm! Come by one of the shows if you can.
Hello to The Sacred Truths! low-fi from Boise, ID. will be in Seattle playing two shows next Saturday April 19th! Silver Platters in Queen Anne @ 7pm and a bar called 'Solo' @ 200 Roy St, show starts @ 8:30pm! Hope you can make it! :)
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