Pitfest

## Information

An annual musical event that let several Indie artists share their music. It first happened on May 9th 2020 where it lasted for over five hours and was let the artists and fellow people to perform their music, talk and have fun. The Peak amount of people in the Pitfest hit 34 for its first time.

The Second Pitfest happened on December 20th, 2020. It featured an Improv Half-time by Devil and TheLoniusDump.

The 3rd Pitfest occured on both July 9th, 2022 and July 10th, 2022. It featured a massive amount of artists than previous events, and was a massive overhaul overall.

A New Bot was made for the Second Pitfest, which allows Listeners to use pf!positive or pf!negative to show their feelings towards the thing that is being performed. Lets just say, there we're a lot of positives.

You can listen to the May 2020 Pitfest here: Pitfest Archives

Below is a list of those artists and links to their music. Note that ~~Pokébert~~ (***HE WHO SHALL NOT BE NAMED***) and Sergeant Greasemixer are not listed below.

## theloniousdump

theloniousdump played stuff on a keyboard, yeah. He played Ram Ranch and covered a song from Salvation in its Pain and Suffering form.

He re-performed at the Second Pitfest, very hype btw. He played a Cover of "Stan" by Eminem.

Thelonious Rutherford Dump got his start in Cameroon in 1974 when touring with his band of travelling camels across local venues of all kinds. The band, known only as the Hot Cosby's, went from whorehouses to courthouses to even regular houses with little success, save for the occasional jeer or crazed cousin hell bent on incest. But that would all change when the band was picked up by Smellektra records in 1982.

They put out one album titled Hot Cosby's Strike Again which took several years to record because the record itself is several years long. To date (1997) only three people have successfully listened to the album start to finish without interruptions. Two of those people happen to be Joe Pesci. Even though Hot Cosby's was "by" no stretch "of" "the" imagination "a" success, Dump still hungered for more.

After a gruelling journey across the eastern seaboard of the North American continent he believes he has found his next calling. Or rather, it has found him.

## Ebril

Ebril is a 17 year old Songwriter and Producer. She played her own music and was one of the best.

Ebril reappeared for the Second Pitfest and played 3 songs.

## Ajohntae

Ajohntae is an NYC based artist that makes pop about how astronomically wrong relationships can go. Best described as Synth-pop & Indie-rock. Ajohntae played his own music from stream and wasn't able to perform.

## Genuine Mustard

First appeared in the First Pitfest known as "molgera", he loves to make music based on love, anxiety, and kicking someone's father in the balls.

He re-performed for the Second Pitfest and is reperforming for the 3rd Pitfest.

## Call Me A Idiot

Call Me A Idiot, previously called Sigh during the First Pitfest, is a 15 year old Songwriter, Producer from Sweden. The music is somewhat folk, psychedelic, and lo-fi. He did not play his own music however performed a cover instead.

He re-performed for the Second Pitfest.

## The Cat Never Left

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The Cat Never Left is the third indie music project by Noah Gregory. The original intent was to take his sound and create music that would be entirely playable live by a five part band. Noah plays all of the instruments for the band, including drums, guitars, bass, piano, accordion, melodics, violin, and clarinet.

Noah learned how to play guitar and began songwriting six years ago, and has been recording music under the name "The Cat Never Left" for three years.

He is reperforming for the 3rd Pitfest in 2022.

## Kaibutsu Sound System

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Kaibutsu Sound System has performed in both the 2020 and 2022 Pitfest's. For information on this artist, click on "Wiki Entry" above.

## Garden Mice

Garden Mice is a Performer that performed at the Second Pitfest.

In early October Martin Grice’s solo project Garden Mice released “Drowning a Flower”, an album of two years in the making. At this discord event, Garden Mice played songs from that new album live and acoustic for the first time since the release.