Windchimes aren’t the only musical instruments powered by the weather. The genre-defying musician and one-man band known only as Quintron has created a giant analog synthesizer controlled completely ...

The New Orleans musical legend recounts how inventing an instrument that turns the weather into music helped him in his battle with cancer The humidity peaks in the dark nightclub packed with hundreds ...

Quintron is a jack of many trades. He made a name for himself with experimental musical performances, like his puppet shows with his wife Miss Pussycat or his gangsta rap album featuring one of his ...

Quintron is touring this fall, including some dates with his atmosphere-controlled Weather Warlock project, and then dates with Miss Pussycat. All tour dates, which include a stop at Gonerfest 12, are ...

Many of the best and most honest books about rock & roll are tour diaries. Besides having constantly changing locales, books about life on the road tend to reveal musicians and the people around them ...

Quintron and Miss Pussycat were probably kids in the ’70s and witnessed/were subjected to/were fascinated with/were disturbed by some of the creepier Sid & Marty Krofft shows, like Lidsville, H.R.

It was a snowy Christmas Eve with harpist (and transgender performance artist) Baby Dee and a huckster named Chicken John, at Coney Island High,” begins Quintron. “And nobody came to the show. But we ...

Quintron & Miss Pussycat will release their new LP S pellcaster II: Death In Space via Pizza Burglar Records on October 28, their first LP following three years’ worth of singles that eventually lead ...

Quintron - New Orleans musician and Drum Buddy inventor - has unveiled his latest instrument invention: a weather-controlled synthesizer. The machine is made of weather-sensitive sensors, and its ...