Nov 29 , 2011
Folks, Wild Rumpus III was OFF THE CHAIN! 3000+ joined forces to march through the streets in the biggest Athens, GA Halloween Parade ever!!! After that, over 1000 people piled into the Georgia Theatre for the Party, and partied their hearts out to the stellar performances of Beats Antique, Kite to the Moon with Tiger Girlz (on trapeze AND FOR THE 1ST TIME- POLE!), Packway Handle Band DEVO show and Showtime with Jay on bass and Elite tha Showstoppa as MC... EPIC NIGHT y'all! Can't wait for Rumpus 2012.

K2M / Ziggy Stardust band at GA Theatre 10/29/11, photo by Stefan Eberhard. From left to right- Lauren Puls on trapeze and silks, Chris Dede Giddens, Michael Wegner on keys (behind Dede), Jay Rodgers, Andrew Hanmer (the Pope!), Timi Conley, John James on sax (behind Timi), Ann Lily Woodruff on Pole, and Chris McKay.

Oct 23 , 2011
As Athens approaches Wild Rumpus time (Halloween in Athens= BEST NIGHT EVER!), CK, Brett and Lee of Slow Records Studios have been busy working on releasing a bunch of retardedly cool Athens music to the world. See their website www.slowrecords.com and find out what's new and hot in the Athens music scene. Lucky for us, Slow Records invited Kit to the Moon to be a part of their movement, this week releasing two songs we played live in the studio, multi-tracked and filmed simultaneously. It's a great idea and we are stoked to be a part of it. Check out Kite to the Moon's new track Cat Toy right here, right now, then head over to slowrecords.com and dig in- there's TONS more for K2M and many others. COOL!!!!!!!

KITE TO THE MOON // CAT TOY from SLOW RECORDS STUDIOS on Vimeo.

Aug 10 , 2011
Rare, provocative, un-enhanced.... Fuzzy Sprouts are back. Plans are now revealed indicating that Athens' Greatest Party Band of Antiquity will re-unite for one night... Saturday, Sep 10, the year of our Buddy Two Tousand and Eleven. This one DOES INDEED go to 11.

FUZZY SPROUTS REUNION SHOW

GEORGIA THEATRE

Saturday September 10, 2011

Click for details and to download Fuzzy Sprouts album HEY BUDDY

June 9, 2011
In honor of the Sun's tour through zodiac sign Gemini today (multiple personalities!!!), here is the release of Timi's new video for the song "Words Must Die" from the album NERD SEXY (available at itunes by clicking here!) pressed by Row Your Boat Records (http://RowYourBoatRecords.com). Video filmed, animated and edited by Jay Braver (http://JayBraver.com). Enjoy!

May 11, 2011
The band was recently in the studio multi-tracking 2 songs with live video. The project is the brainchild of C.K. Koch of Slow Records in Athens. You might remember the legendary "barn parties" of the mid-2000's... well that space is now a creative hub showcasing some of Athens most special talent. We're real pleased to be a part of it. Check out what C.K. and Co. have produced so far at http://vimeo.com/slowrecords. The songs we recorded were "Cat Toy" and "Suck the Foam"... expect a release this summer as part of Slow Records big launch!

ALSO: We're cooking up a new event and we need your old boom box. Would you consider donating your old ghetto blaster to Kite to the Moon for an awesome project? We promise to take care of it. NO, it won't be returned but it will make someone very happy. It has to have a cd player that works. Email kitetothemoon@gmail.com to contribute---- THANK YOU!

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BIO (more info located on the EPK page)

A three-piece band comprised of experienced Athens natives, Kite to the Moon was founded in 2007. In the subsequent year, the band focused on writing and recording their original music while orchestrating a sensational (and very stimulating) live show. The show features on-the-fly video mixing and projection to match the music plus aerial trapeze performance and wild costuming. The music is rowdy, spastic, fun, poppy, jubilant and over-the-top. The visual presentation is raucously colorful, sexy, dorky and imaginative. Kite to the Moon has brought this show to weekend nights at The 40 Watt, Georgia Theatre and Tasty World, instantly generating a noteworthy buzz in the process