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Replicating any recorded music to the live setting, particularly tracks that includes complex sounds and effects, can have band members playing the role of both musician and mad scientist. Neon Indian are a perfect example of this. Lead singer Alan Palomo — who is known for his elaborate table setup of synthesizers and other miscellaneous effects units — compares his band to another group familiar with taking on both of these responsibilities.
“I almost feel like we’ve fallen into the pattern of the Blue Man Group, just adding new things so you’re always on edge during the set,” Palomo tells Spinner. “It’s never completely predictable. That probably just fuels a lot of the passion of playing live, even just the troubleshooting aspect where it’s like ‘Wow, I have 30 seconds before I have to play this line. How do I make sound come out?’”
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