Chocolate Milk Kult’s Freedom Fight at The Camel

by | Jul 1, 2010 | MUSIC

From the Chocolate Milk Kult :: We’ve been working together over a year to help cultivate a richer sonic texture in Richmond, Virginia and elsewhere. We believe that change is possible and we are never afraid to push boundaries. Our ambition knows no limit and our passion for good music, good friends, and a good time is held together by our love for the city and all its inspirations. You can catch us around town rocking art shows, warehouse nights, your local block party, or behind the scenes with some of your favorite artists.

Chocolate Milk Kult presents Freedom Flight

This Saturday July 3rd 10pm-2am FREE COVER at The Camel 1621 W Broad Street

OhBliv (http://soundcloud.com/ohbliv)
Like Big Daddy Kane slappin ya mama with Louis Vutton gloves on.

Annu (http://myspace.com/planetannu)
Soul synth grooves with claps that can bring down the moon.

Messi (http://soundcloud.com/messi)
Old pieces of boomboxes and effect pedals deep fried and served with hot sauce by a marching band.

Mir (http://soundcloud.com/djmir)
Like Aphex Twin making out with Aaliyah in the bathroom at a house party.

You can stay updated on Chocolate Milk Kult as well as our friends and family through our blog at cmlksounds.com. For more info & booking contact: cmlksounds@gmail.com.

From the Chocolate Milk Kult :: We’ve been working together over a year to help cultivate a richer sonic texture in Richmond, Virginia and elsewhere. We believe that change is possible and we are never afraid to push boundaries. Our ambition knows no limit and our passion for good music, good friends, and a good time is held together by our love for the city and all its inspirations. You can catch us around town rocking art shows, warehouse nights, your local block party, or behind the scenes with some of your favorite artists.

Chocolate Milk Kult presents Freedom Flight

This Saturday July 3rd 10pm-2am FREE COVER at The Camel 1621 W Broad Street

OhBliv (http://soundcloud.com/ohbliv)
Like Big Daddy Kane slappin ya mama with Louis Vutton gloves on.

Annu (http://myspace.com/planetannu)
Soul synth grooves with claps that can bring down the moon.

Messi (http://soundcloud.com/messi)
Old pieces of boomboxes and effect pedals deep fried and served with hot sauce by a marching band.

Mir (http://soundcloud.com/djmir)
Like Aphex Twin making out with Aaliyah in the bathroom at a house party.

You can stay updated on Chocolate Milk Kult as well as our friends and family through our blog at cmlksounds.com. For more info & booking contact: cmlksounds@gmail.com.

John Reinhold

John Reinhold

John Reinhold is currently CXO of Inkwell Ventures Inc. which owns and operates RVA Magazine and GayRVA. Also, he is a deejay with PLF, husband and father to a couple of great kids.




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