Hoots & Hellmouth

Living in a void is easy as breathing these days, but what to do with the emptiness? So much in the culture of modern living has convinced us to cut ourselves off from human contact - that such interaction is unnecessary in the day-to-day transactions of life. It seems our worlds are rather isolated on an individual level. Which is kinda weird when the going trend is ostensibly "connectivity." Connected to what exactly?



The exchange of music is a bond, a way to build community, an environment in which to share an experience. Sing with us! Dance with us! Lay your weary burden down and get lifted for a spell. Let's break away from the traditional roles of performer and audience.



We'd love to provide space with our music where anyone and everyone can come and feel free to just be.free to check your job titles, family roles and "demographic buying habits" info at the door. No demands, no pressure.



We're not trying to sell you a product or influence you in any particular way. We're not espousing any ideology other than that which builds community on a local level. All religions, no religions, political shades all across the spectrum (including the infrareds and ultraviolets).we welcome you! We're bringing what we know - music - to the party. What will you bring?



Until next we cross paths, be well. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.



If you'd like Hoots & Hellmouth to play in your room for your folks, contact us for booking at this address: christianna@flemingartists.com



And our manager is always good for lively chat: kennedy@biffco.com



Thanks for listening!



Hoots & Hellmouth: What Good Are Plowshares.by eikonproductions