THE CHEATS MOVEMENT Presents: Photosynthesizers At Silent Music Revival

by | Dec 2, 2011

My man Bar Codez hit me up and asked me to swing by the Firehouse Theatre on Sunday November 13 to film some of Photosynthesizers playing the Silent Music Revival. I had no idea what the Silent Music Revival was all about but I was treated to a very cool and unique night in RVA. Silent Music Revival is the screening of a silent film while a live band plays to the movie. Last Sunday, the film was The Uncomfortable Man (1948) with music by the aforementioned Photosynthesizers, who I’ve already called my favorite band in RVA. The event was hosted by Jameson Price (who I’m currently begging to profile for The Cheats Movement). The next Silent Music Revival is on Sunday, December 18 at Gallery 5. The films are The Insects’ Christmas (1913) & The Frozen North (1922), with music by The Snowy Owls. If you have not seen this event, check it out.


My man Bar Codez hit me up and asked me to swing by the Firehouse Theatre on Sunday November 13 to film some of Photosynthesizers playing the Silent Music Revival. I had no idea what the Silent Music Revival was all about but I was treated to a very cool and unique night in RVA. Silent Music Revival is the screening of a silent film while a live band plays to the movie. Last Sunday, the film was The Uncomfortable Man (1948) with music by the aforementioned Photosynthesizers, who I’ve already called my favorite band in RVA. The event was hosted by Jameson Price (who I’m currently begging to profile for The Cheats Movement). The next Silent Music Revival is on Sunday, December 18 at Gallery 5. The films are The Insects’ Christmas (1913) & The Frozen North (1922), with music by The Snowy Owls. If you have not seen this event, check it out.

By Marc Cheatham/originally appeared at thecheatsmovement.com

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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