Crappy Nightmareville Louisville, Kentucky
A spreading concern of curious chamber noise, psychedelia and free improv enthusiasts, Crappy Nightmareville was established in Louisville in 1993 by P. Andrew Willis and Mike French to help soundtrack your finer hallucinations. New album to arrive in 2022 featuring a good many adventurous types from Louisville, Boston, New York and parts beyond. ... more
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