Michal Menert//Mikey Thunder//Nich Gerlach's Cult//visuals by Baxter Long

1209 North College Avenue,Fort Collins CO 80524

22 January, 2022

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So begins phasingfade:seasons, a quarterly showcase of otherworldly musicians with mindbending digital visuals at The Lyric... 8 pm doors 9 pm music Proof of vax or negative test required 💥Michal Menert (featuring live visuals by Baxter Long) A youth steeped in a broad swath of both Eastern and Western musical traditions gives Menert a deep palate from which to draw; his passion for original analog sounds coupled with a vast knowledge of music history has given him a unique ability to pull from the global creative canon with ease. Menert’s reputation as a live performer continues to grow, as he brings his music to fans nationwide via both his septet, Michal Menert & The Pretty Fantastics, and his 22-piece all-star ensemble the Michal Menert Big Band. Menert has shared the stage with musical luminaries including STS9, Bassnectar, Umphrey’s McGee, and more, and played legendary venues including the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, The Gorge in Washington, and Red Rocks Amphitheatre. 💥Mikey Thunder Mikey Thunder likes to party. But more than that, Mikey Thunder just so happens to be the party. Thunder spins a genre-bending, bass-driven partyrock, fusing banging electronic beats with funk, hip-hop, soul, jazz, blues, swing, reggae and anything else the party may call for on the fly. With over 20 years in the game, he’s mastered the art of improvisation with an uncanny ability to work with and rework the vibe of the party with precision. If you’re a true connoisseur of the Colorado music scene, you’ve seen Mikey share the stage with any number of your favorite artists- no matter the genre. 💥Nick Gerlach’s Cult “The thing that first drew me to this cult was the guarantee of hotness and popularity. After becoming a member, I can honestly say “Come for the hotness and popularity. Stay for the mandatory media!” 💥Baxter Long Inspired by daunting dreams and dilapidated electronics, Baxter blends a feeling of familiar with glitchy psychedelic unknowns.