SCAD Radio presents Kuroma with opening act MK2, Tuesday, Feb. 24 at River Club, 3 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. The show is free and open to the public.
Kuroma is a project of Hank Sullivant, formerly of the bands the Whigs and MGMT. While a member of the Whigs, Sullivant recorded a number of “hazed-out, psychedelic-influenced” demos, including a number of tracks that would ultimately find their way onto the Kuroma release “Paris.” After leaving MGMT in March 2008 he resumed focus on Kuroma, now officially comprising drummer Ben DuPriest and bassist Nick Robbins.
MK2 is Brady Keehn, a producer from Savannah, who merges genres of hip-hop and breakbeat into an innovative Dubstep sound. MK2 has signed tracks with several labels across the United States including Lo Dubs Records, Stupid Fly Records, Shift Recordings, Dirty Circuit Records, W.E. Recordings and Betamorph Records.
