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Some bands you’ll see go the extra mile. They’re trying
something new. They are something
new. But Krillin is going the extra quadrant…galactic quadrant, that is. You’ll
encounter this band, or more accurately, you’ll be aggressively tranquilized by
their ceremonially ferocious form of communication (psychedelic surf-rock
hybrids of heavy metal and far out noise experimentation), and you might notice
that they appear to be 5-6’-tall biped organism with a few human-like
appendages.
But this is beyond what you would think is performance art. It’s something closer to the
immersive experiences of New Detroit’s Princess Dragonmom. The only thing is,
Krillin really isn’t from this Detroit,
even if majority of Krillin sightings are reported here...
If you like science fiction and fantasy with your rock
music, then Krillin is the next concert you have to catch. If you also like
distortion and the thrill of unpredictability, check and check… If you want a
sonic experience that’s also a feast for the eyes…? Then, yes, Krillin!
And while you're own personal encounter might have taken the form of the exchange of band-to-audience-member, the story of The Krillin Crew and how they came to not only their current physical manifestations, but also to their means of music fronting their galactic mischief, is a long and twisted one...
The story of The Void (on guitar), Leyline (on bass), Captain Earwig (on guitar) and Solar Scum (on drums), goes way beyond imagination.
And while you're own personal encounter might have taken the form of the exchange of band-to-audience-member, the story of The Krillin Crew and how they came to not only their current physical manifestations, but also to their means of music fronting their galactic mischief, is a long and twisted one...
The story of The Void (on guitar), Leyline (on bass), Captain Earwig (on guitar) and Solar Scum (on drums), goes way beyond imagination.
These multidimensional extraterrestrials from the Underspace will be on display during this weekend’s
Hamtramck Music Fest. (Saturday at the Korner Bar)
Before our next close encounter with these wanted criminals, I wanted to get the story behind how they wound up stirring up a rogue wave of chaos across the cosmos.
Before our next close encounter with these wanted criminals, I wanted to get the story behind how they wound up stirring up a rogue wave of chaos across the cosmos.
It begins in the deep desolate space of a dark star cluster.
This is where the Krillin Crew were sentenced to life in solitary confinement
at a high security disciplinary penitentiary “for criminals who continuously
cause trouble.” This comes from a recent commlink established between Deep Cutz
and the authorities investigating/pursuing the Krillin Crew. Because, you see,
they eventually broke out, after numerous attempts, and hijacked a spacecraft “for
a grand getaway,” leaving a trail of chaos and wreckage of smoke and ashes.
From there, they crash landed on the nearest inhabitable
life source, The Pink Moon. There, the Krillin Crew began scavenging supplies
and information for their next heist. Their hunt took them to ancient treasures
hidden in the palace of Princess Demanda and Prince Negligence (who were, at
that point, soon to be married and crowned King/Queen of the Pink Moon). They
found a relic, there, said to possess lost ancient powers—so of course they
realized it would hold a high value on the deep space black market.
Their plot involved disguising themselves as the wedding
band for Demanda and Negligence’s reception. Distracted by the party, the
disguised “band” made it to the treasure room, filled their pockets and made a
hasty getaway after the musical tumult of their eventual performance.
From there they hit the space road…. As supplies ran low,
they stopped at a local Cantina, located in the floating skull of a space pig
that was killed long ago during the Intergalactic Wars of 3020. This was just
one stop along the way, of course… (Solar Scum made sure to expertly pick-pocket
nearly everyone in attendance). From there they set down on a nearby planet and
that’s where things really got weird!
“Captain Earwig Twitch began to glitch…” reports say. An
abominable Cyclops emerged from inside his body, ripping away the guitarists
flesh and growing large, very large, so large in fact that the rest of the
planet began to crush and crater under its weight. Things went from bad to
worse when revengers of the Pink Moon, including King Negligence, showed up to
settle a score. “In a last ditch effort, Leyline used her powers to cave in
that dimension and open up a portal to a new one.”
They landed on a swamp planet. Captain Earwig Twitch, along
with The Void and Leyline, each had their DNA scrambled and mutated, to where
The Captain now resembled a giant bug. Solar Scum, meanwhile, landed further
away on that same planet, into the depths of its tar pits, climbing out with
her skin melted off; a living skeleton. The Void, already being a parasitic
lifeform, transferred from his original Murder Bird’s body and took on The
Captain’s for himself. That left Leyline and Solar Scum to do their best to
subdue the frantic Murder Bird while The Captain fought The Void for control of
his body. After the intense scuffle, The Void submitted and retreated into his
Murder Bird body.
Their high stakes mischief and misadventures would lead them
to the other side of the universe, where they encountered a blood cult
attempting to summon their god, The Space Skull. Their dangerous entanglement
with this cult would lead to the revealing of Solar Scum’s youngest brother,
Dillinger Scum, and resulted in their own explosive annihilation. But their
journey continued across the afterlife, battling duel grim reapers to get
through another portal hole, unknowingly pursued by the vengeful Dillinger
Scum, who would eventually alert the Space Police to their new location upon a
planet ravaged by nuclear war. An attempt at executing all four crew members
failed, and now they’ve been spent to a top secret Intergalactic Government
facility to be examined……..
Currently, they’re hiding out “in the Underspace,” creating
recordings and looking forward to their next landing, after the Hamtramck Music Fest, which would be April 14 at the
Russell Industrial Center.
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| Photographed by Noah Elliott Morrison for Detroit Metro Times January 2018 |
More from the dossiers on Krillin
Solar Scum the drummer of
Krillin is a cat humanoid assassin from the cat eye nebula. She specializes in
close combat weaponry such as knives, swords, axes as well as ancient dark
magic passed down by her feline ancestors.
The Void guitarist of
Krillin is a possessed parasitic life form currently residing in the body of a
interstellar beast called the Murder Bird. A bored spirit from the underworld
he's here to make mischief and find a stronger body to host.
Captain Earwig Twitch
guitarist of Krillin pilots the ship. His body adapts to his environment and
periodically twitches, glitching out and causing random transformations to his
limbs. Beware of his venomous pinsers, razor sharp wings and ultrasonic
screech!
Leyline bassist of Krillin
is the last known alien species of her kind on the run from the space
government which plans to experiment and use her power. Joined the crew to
hideout from the law, she possess control of different elements as well as an
ability to open portals to different dimensions in space time.
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