Comets Ov Cupid

How Deep Goes the Masque? DVD of painter Roger Williamson's work features tracks by Comets Ov Cupid

How Deep Goes the Masque? DVD

Author: Williamson, Roger NEW! How Deep Goes The Masque is a collage of sound, vision and experiences from another place and another time Contents: God Factory Tarot of the Morning Star, Soundtrack by Comets ov Cupid Works 2010 Stills Masque - A form of amateur dramatic entertianment, popular amonth the nobility in 16th and 17th century England, which consisted of dancing and acting performed by masked players. Oxford University Press

Skye Klad review Minneapolis Star Tribune October 20th 2002

Star Tribune October 20th 2002 by Chris Riemenschneider

The Twin Cities are laden with experimental rock bands nowadays, but far too many forget the rock half of the equation. On its second full-length CD, local freak-out specialists Skye Klad incorporate as much from Black Sabbath and the Stooges as they do from arty innovators such as Can or Sonic Youth. The quartet blends droning, fuzzed-out guitars with throbbing, pulsating rhythms in songs like "Sunwheel" and "Little Nemo," which sound like soundtrack music to a midnight screening of "Apocalypse Now." Frontman Jason Kesselring's deep, Nick Cave-like vocals are sinister enough to make a cover of Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies" seem dark and foreboding. Even when the band takes its psychedelia so far as to title a song "Absynthe Opaline," the members sound like they're having fun, with tongues partially planted in cheek. Between bong hits, that is.