Radio Rubber Room EP 81: Skitzo Sound Movement

by | Oct 2, 2012 | COMMUNITY

With a name like Skitzo Sound Movement, of course these guys were right at home in the Rubber Room. They played some of there killer tunes and revealed some of their plans for the future, which includes them being the first band to release a full album on Nintendo cartridge, followed by a Johnny Cash style prison tour.

With a name like Skitzo Sound Movement, of course these guys were right at home in the Rubber Room. They played some of there killer tunes and revealed some of their plans for the future, which includes them being the first band to release a full album on Nintendo cartridge, followed by a Johnny Cash style prison tour. This episode may make you question your own existence. Enjoy.

This episode includes RVA music from: The Trillions, Proverbial, The Rift, Night Idea, Farm Vegas & Downbeat Switch

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