Allow a few seconds for buffering. Yahoo! player or right click HERE to download | Launch pop-up player WARNING: This episode is not for the musically tepid or incurious. Remember what it was like to hang out past midnight during the work week, drinking beer and listening to boundary-breaking music? Art had almost forgotten, too! Del Venicci chats with Art in the parking lot of their Monday midnight show at club 529 in East Atlanta Village. The band discuss their connection to Italian opera, Andy Warhol's influence on their creative philosophy, and finger painting. Interwoven with the interview are songs from the set. 47 minutes Art's comments: "When I saw Del Venicci's video for the song 'Shadow Braid,' I was quite impressed. Here was a band with not only a sonic but also an aesthetic vision, which virtually no band has today, and they were right here in Atlanta! As someone over 40 who is becoming accustomed to people under 32 not getting my references, I was also relieved when they knew who Bauhaus was. "I don't know why I roll called every `80's alternative band in Atlanta I could think of, but I did. And I left out Impulse Ride and Liers in Wait. Music starts at about 9 minutes in." ((( In stereo, where available! ))) Songs performed: Jungle Arms Lights Out Love Someone Cantonese Luxury Contagion Del Venicci links: Haunted Hall  EPVideo for "Shadow Braid"Performing "Contagion" on IndieATL.com529 bar in East Atlanta Show your friends you're hipper and cooler than they are by sharing this episode with the buttons below. Thanks!