EXPLOSIVE CELESTIAL  POST/PROG ROCK FROM Ann Arbor, MI

Don't call me Mic Phelps cause I swim baby.
They call me Mic Phelps cause I win baby.

For booking contact 
parkhouseforever@gmail.com

A dominant progressive rock band with serious convictions to the advancement of Michigan's DIY movement, Pulp Culture has proved itself to be an important beneficiary to not only the Metro-Detroit music scene, but also to the growth of the community. The band is known for its charitable contributions toThe Greening of Detroit,Help for Our Disabled Troops, Pesticide Action Network, and Save Japan Dolphins. Pulp Culture has opened for national acts, including the Misfits, TesseracT, Intronaut, and Cult of Luna. Their first, full-length release, "What Do You Want?"  was published on January 30th, 2014, and has been called "awesome eclectic stuff; it's a fantastic mix of 70s prog in the vein of King Crimson, modern psychedelic rock, math rock and jazz-funk [...] (a) crystal-line masterpiece" (http://bit.ly/RTAQmz) The album, recorded at Metro 37 Studios in the Fall of 2013, is a science fiction rock opera with personal depth and a transcendental message.

The recording/mixing/mastering, every instrument, every voice, album art, lights, in our recordings and live performance/music videos; everything you see and hear - we do. 

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Old Empire uses guitars and drums and words and feelings (and occasionally keyboards) to make songs that sound like Big Star in Big Sur or Badfinger in Bakersfield, telling stories like Scott Bakula in Quantum Leap.

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