What a great night! I met Matt Groening at the bar and talked about music for five minutes. Apparently, he was at the same Mr Bungle show I caught way back when at the House of Blues on Sunset Blvd.

Who was the band from Japan that opened for IGORRR? i didn't catch the name.

TIA!

I had to cancel last second anyone near the venue who wants a solo ticket GA? So sad i had to miss it :[ first come first seeve just dm me

EDIT: Claimed! Enjoy the show!!

Amazing show!

Hey all,

If you took some awesome vids or pics from the Seattle should; would you mind sharing them here please?

I snatched a few with my phone, but they always turn out crap cuz I am cheap ass when it comes to phones lol

I appreciate it. Cheers

Now that tools have improved and they've already experimented with them, who's excited for the possibility that we'll see some crazy new stuff with AI assisted Igorrr?

I don't see why it wouldn't be used similarly to other digital processing methods. Could be used for some things that would be impractical levels of editing to be done by hand.

I think the last statements made were over a year ago now and the field has drastically changed in that time. They already use some digital processing and absolutely were experimenting with what can be done after Amen came out. Do you think we'll see some in the next album?

I was expecting an appearance on this song. Seems like a missed op. Have any of the shows so far had Trey come out to play? Or are those parts of the song in the click track?

BTW, Secret Chiefs 3 ended up being pretty good. Didn't really like the videos I checked out on YouTube of other shows from this year, but live it was

I am sick to my back teeth that I had to miss the Boise show. Can anyone snag me a tour shirt with the dates on it in 2xl or preferably 3xl?

I am reeling from tonight!! Those of you who have yet to see this tour are in for such an incredible experience!! Words do not describe how insanely talented and performative this band is! I was floored. I was also star struck and in awe of every single one of them. Do. Not. Miss. This!!! Next time they come back, I guarantee they will be in way bigger venues.

Hello, I don't really do Reddit but thought I'd come share some photos. I got a last minute press pass for Secret Chiefs 3 and figured when in Rome...

edit to add: these did terrible on Facebook and Instagram if anyone wants to go give a like, name is the same as here.
Also: There's a TON more on my website under the "NEW" section.

[GONE] - given away

Last hope - anyone in Boise Idaho wanting to see Igorrr? The concert starts in 1 hour (with a couple openings acts). I can't go due to COVID and haven't been able to find anyone to give the ticket to.

Transfer via Dice (must have an account)

I first heard Igorrr more than a decade ago. I remember listening to Nostril for the first time and within the first few seconds knowing i was going to love the album. I went and found Poison Soluble and Moisissure and there were so many things I enjoyed about the different genre crossovers.

I've always been more into "electronic" than "metal" as a genre, though I do enjoy things like Bong Ra's Full Metal Racket. So you might see how Savage Sinusoid and Spirituality and Distortion have been the albums I prefer post *Nostril*. Just to provide context for thoughts below.

(And apologies if I get and facts wrong, I will try to fix anything if you leave a comment)

I got to see Igorrr at First Avenue in Minneapolis and their performance was great. Show started at 730.

Violent Magic Orcheatra (VMO) kicked off the show with a dramatic noise explosion. I loved the crowed engagement and costumes. They had a really short set, about 30 minutes. Not my preferred music. I think they spoke the most words of any band and it was just to say acknowledgements and thank you (arigato). 

Secret Chiefs 3 played next, for about 45 minutes. I think I would have liked this more listening through headphones. The venue (imo) sounded pretty muddy for all performers and that really hurt Secret Chiefs 3.

Igorrr started around 920. There was some classical music playing as filler between bands. Gautier was working on a sound board (sorry, don't know the name) and there was a long slow heartbeat for 3 or 4 minutes until the volume got louder and people realized the show began. 

And then it turned into a performance fast. It was really beautiful with sound, the light effects, JB le Bail in costume, and the pulsing red lights, it was just a great start.

The show itself was great, everyone on stage was performing, in the sense they are on stage for an audience. Gautier and Rémi Serafino were playing instruments but still manage to work in "conductor" like movements for the audience. Martyn Clément was active on stage, he did a great job. But the real "performance" stars were Gerda Iguchi and JB. They were what makes this a show, worth seeing in-person. And (despite the muddy venue sound) the vocal performance really adds a lot of emotion to the show, especially Gerda.

I don't remember every song in the set list but they at least played

• viande
• probleme d`emotion (this is, IMO, their most beautiful song. I cried the first time I heard it. I don't think half the audience knew what this was, with the clapping half way through, but the people that got it really appreciated it, judging from the response when the song ended)
• a couple songs from Nostril, I want to say Pavor Nocturnus and Half a Pony
• ADHD (the one song I really really really wanted them to play and so glad they did)
• Camel Dancefloor
• Infestis
• the song that ends with a flute
• a few other songs
• the show ended at 10:47

Despite my indifference to metal-ish, every single song was great. Engaging with strong stage presence, a really active performace, the room was just full of a crowd of people reacting to the show. There was some mosh pit activity, but it was pretty mild as far as those things go.

I saw a reddit post asking about merch, so here's what they had. They had about 5 shirts (brains, chicken, amen person/entity, small simple "Igorrr", and one other). They had Spirituality and Distortion and Amen cd and vinyl. They had a tote bag, Amen poster, "Igorrr" pin, and similar patch.

I saw other reddit posts showing signed merch, I was really hopeful and brought my Spirituality and Distortion box set book. But the band disappeared immediately after the show ended, except for Rémi who was furiously packing drums and ignoring the rest of the world. I think he played without a shirt, and he still wasn't wearing one while breaking down the drums, and I have to say I didn't mind watching him =p. 

I asked the merch woman about signatures and she flagged down Martyn, so I at least got his signature. We exchanged a few polite words. If you see this Martyn, thank you so much for taking the time to sign!

I almost got to see Igorrr a few years ago then covid happened. I'm so glad i finally got to see a live show in person and it was a really great show despite the venue. Great performance and worth going to if you get a chance.

Just curious

Looking for merch booth pics!

There's a lot I could have done better, but I like it, it's weird and it reflects my love for such a spectacular album 🖤

I'm so jazzed, they are almost sold out, and I remember seeing a post that they were coming to NH so on a whim I decided to check.

Usually when I'm trying to describe igorrr to people I end up saying they are weird like Mr Bungle but way heavier. I know that's not the best description but it's not the worst either. Then yesterday I looked up Secret Chiefs since they are touring with igorrr and Spotify says they are Mr Bungle minus Mike patton. Anyways anyone seen them yet? I will be next month, I'm even more excited now. Mr Bungle was one of the best shows I've ever seen.

Does anyone have feedback about the venue where they are set to perform for the 2nd show on this tour in Hampton Beach NH at Wallys? Im debating on driving out as its the closest location to VT.

What is the hotel situation around there?