Hour plus long continuous segment that made up most of set two on 3.4.2022 at Mr. Smalls in Pittsburgh, PA. 

The Catacombs jam was groove heavy with funk and blues tones over the dance beat before dropping into a big half-time, major key modular improvisation that felt like the soundtrack to the primordial origins of the universe. This segued back into a house beat setting up the debut of Innerbloom – a remixed cover of the Rufus Du Sol hit – that featured Jesse on his modular rig and vocals from a sampled Gabe Otto. The outro transitioned into Did Fatt, which saw an extended jam that peaked with a guitar rock moment with Luke and Tim on power chords playing an imagined indie rock anthem. This released into a Wax to close out the set.

Innerbloom

Lotus has crafted a unique musical style outside of simple genre limitations. On a given weekend the band could be the only group with guitars at an all electronic music festival and then the next night crash a traditional rock festival with their dance heavy beats, synths and samples. Equal parts instrumental post-rock and electronic dance, the band's distinguishing feature is the ability to maintain a decidedly unique musical voice and remain current while bucking passing trends.

No matter what the venue, the energetic joy and catharsis of a Lotus show is infectious. The band slowly built a devoted fan base through steady touring and the crowds have grown at an increasing pace. This grassroots growth has made the band in high demand for festivals including Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, Ultra, and Rothbury and earned the band sold out shows at the country's premier theatres and clubs.

Innerbloom

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