Let the sun and light come streaming into my life
Auspiciously broadcasting conceptive designs, expounded fables, grown hither in joy. Knowing love makes noise of purpose, quietly radiating sensations tapped universally. Value whipped xenon, yesterday’s zodiac.
That feels better, shake some of the weird up. It’s been a trip and then some in the Satellite Skirmish, the first of which debuted June 29th. Two additional shows followed that up with Autumn Rust and Polar Embrace. A total of 18 sets from acts stationed all around the world hit the airwaves with a full complement of RSS jockeys and cartoons to boot. Almost said boost there. Technically I could still and it would work.
Every saga needs a finale, and The Satellite Skirmish is no different. Streaming live and LIT, 5/10/25:
The Satellite Spotlight
Sprouting Symphonies
Devised streaming and artful intent steps up to the plate as we present a new take on how a concert can be streamed. No MC’s will be present, however, you will hear the voice of our narrator, the Artist, played by Bitpunk.fm. Of course, this won’t apply to the Boost Babes. Sir Spencer, the Wolf of KC, and Malachi of BTS and $2 Holla step into the pages this time. We have a full compliment of bands for the evening’s pleasure. From the UK, the Trusted. Returning skirmisher Nate Johnivan returns with Red Arrow Highway. Upstart and theatre kid at heart M.O.O.K.Y. makes his debut. Rounding us off is the Demu royalty and also returning Doerfels, CityBeach.
Please join us May 10th, in the value for value spectacle. Follow some newly minted social media accounts as we will attempt sharing more behind the scenes production material. Check out the Thunder Road Media rss feed as well, production meetings for the Spotlight will be hosted here. Lastly, bookmark Liveislit.com for the day of the show! If you value this production, we ask that you help us production. That can be sharing with a friend, supporting with boosts, producing artwork, or even assisting with the flyer plot, all of it goes towards helping this be the sort of production you wanna see.
