Pueblo Noir: Hotel Congress' 90th Birthday Bash

If you were unfortunate enough last night to be nowhere near Club Congresss let me just tell you a bit of what you missed.

It was opening night for the 5th annual Tucson Film Festival: A mental wonder of epic audio and visual proportions.

I admitted got there late, just in time to catch an amazing group, La Chat Lunatique. They were an amazing live set that performed what can arguable be called gypsy jazz. A energetic lead singer, the guitar and bass players were powerful, while the drums really held the smooth rhythm through out the night.

Aurelia Cohen, performing in the lobby was just amazing in her black and white striped outfit, with masquerade masque on. Her spinning was dizzyfying, the mood rich, as she traversed her oval o'steel creating shapes of both strength and grace.

On the outside there were complete Installations of voluntary impromptu, percussion, string, and vibrational metal that often coalesced into something a higher form than just noise, but enjoyable. Anarchestra.

The Nickelodeon from the Hosting Group Parasol Project performed. An acrogroup blending, Partnered Yoga, with flash circadian beats of human dynamism, and static restraint.

The Main Final was the March Fourth Marching Band, who came with dancers, stilt walkers, and a harem of 25 instruments to perform one of the best Live sets I've heard in awhile. I was struck by there metal jewelry I kept seeing and realized I had just seen them this year at Burning Man. They took the Battle of the Bands, and although this should be no surprise, it only lends legitimacy and kudos to an already amazing performance.

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