Live in Louisville, KY
April 6, 2014
with Rob Compa of Dopapod
Here is a special treat from Sunday April 6th of one of our favorite electronic-jam-rock acts on the tour circuit. This choice cut sees the group sharing the stage with Rob Compa from Dopapod on guitar. Let chill-melodic grooves take you away as you give your ears a special treat from Papadosio’s 8th year anniversary show in Louisville, KY. A Dopapod & Papadosio combination in any form is always amazing, we can’t wait for this to happen again in the near future.
Download the whole show HERE
About Papadosio:
Born in the burgeoning, artistic city of Athens, OH, the quintet now calls another creative community, Asheville, NC its home. Little time is spent nestled up in the Blue Ridge Mountains, though, as Papadosio spends much of the year on the road, crisscrossing the United States ceaselessly. In addition to headlining shows in every region of the country, their high-energy, technologically perplexing, and utterly engaging stage show has made the five-piece a staple on the festival circuit, with scene-stealing sets at All Good, Wakarusa, Electric Forest, Oregon Country Fair, Sonic Bloom, Bear Creek, Envision Festival and more. With more than 100 performances a year, the band remains prolific by passing the endless miles between cities composing new material.
The culmination of all that writing on the road is T.E.T.I.O.S. The follow-up to 2009’s critically acclaimed Observations finally arrived in the fall of 2012. To End the Illusion of Separation is a sprawling double album, signaling not only an evolution of the band’s sound, but a paradigm shift on a far greater scale. The album is a call for people of all stripes to reject artificial barriers of wealth, class, and creed and come together under the flag of humanity. Themes of conservation, tolerance, and mind-expansion delicately weave their way around tribal rhythms, psychedelic excursions, and soaring melodies. The fusion of the earthly, the organic, with technological innovations and progressive sonic structure plants Papadosio’s roots firmly in the past and present with an eye turned towards the horizon.
