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Austin Chronicle
Review • September 28, 2017
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| Link | Playback: Lost in the Silent City |
| Description | Crowdsourced sci-fi, getting steamy with Black Pistol Fire, and a mighty storm of music |
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Why won't anybody tell me what the fuck is going on?
Saturday night and I'm snooping around the Museum of Human Achievement as Octopus Project/Dialtones multi-instrumentalist Lauren Gurgiolo prepares to present her fourth weekend showing of Silent City II, billed as an "audience-propelled sci-fi audio play."
A what?
There's an ominous vibe permeating the underground venue and the half-dozen people I've asked about what to expect remain maddeningly tight-lipped. Even musician/KUTX personality Elizabeth McQueen, who attended a previous version of Silent City, resists my probing.
"You'll really have to wait and see," she says.
