
The Forcefields: Lion Tamer Live at Voodoo Rooms
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The Forcefields, a Kansas City duo, are bringing their unique blend of music and theater to Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh on May seventh. With Aayamas powerful vocals and Maxs groovy bass lines, they create a full-sensory experience, drawing comparisons to Annie Lennox, Portishead, and Pink Floyd. Their latest single, Lion Tamer, has gained significant recognition, and their live show promises a cathartic, transcendent experience. Dont miss out!
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — The Forcefields: Lion Tamer Live at Voodoo Rooms. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 1st. You're listening to Edinburgh News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with The Story. The forcefields are hitting the voodoo rooms in Edinburgh on May 7th for a live show that's all about blending killer music with mind-bending visuals. This duo from Kansas City, now touring to places like Glasgow, creates a full-on sensory trip that mixes concert bives with theater magic. At the heart is Ayama forcefield, whose voice hits like a volcano, raw, powerful, and lighting up these huge orchestral soundscapes. Then there's Max forcefield on bass, laying down that deep groove while syncing up custom projections, animations, and lights that make the stage. Pulse Alive. Fans compare them to Annie Linux's soul, Porta's head's moodiege, and Pink Floyd's epic layers, but they've carved their own lane, think Florence Plus. The machine crashing into David Burns' weird dreams, it's cathartic stuff that pulls you in deep. Their latest single, Lion Tamer,
just got named a record of the week by BBC Cornwall and BBC Devon, showing their building real buzz across the airwaves. If you're near Edinburgh, catch this transcendent ride before it sells out pure connection in a world that needs it.
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