Welcome to Psychoville Population 4 from Tri-Cornered Tent Show is an Avant-Psych Blues Freak-Out presented in the form of Daliesque Cabaret involving Appalachian Style Murder Ballads filtered thru and reflecting on the many levels and degrees of Musical Improvisation in the 20th Century. This release features newest member Valentina O, an eclectic and multifaceted vocalist who has not only appeared throughout the United States as an opera singer, actor and performer for companies such as San Francisco Opera and New York City Opera, but whose voice has also been heard in numerous soundtracks for television, film and commercials.

Philip Everett - Electric Lapharp and Xlarinet
Ray Schaeffer - Electric Basses
Anthony Flores - Drums
Valentina O - Vocals and Vocal FX



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"The vocal performance by Valentina O however is the crucial element. Her acrobatics and expression give flesh and blood to their weird excursions." - DM Vital Weekly

" The 8 tracks on this album are a carnival of madness, a freak show phantasmagoria, a circus of controlled chaos, an electro-acoustic alien funhouse...There are places where it's almost accessible, just slightly left of normal, but eventually will always veer off into strangeland. The ensemble works well together to achieve their off-kilter vision with nice interplay between all participants. Still, you have to be prepared for their bizarro intensity." - Steve Mecca, Chain D.L.K.

"The overall effect is supreme weirdness and eerie coolness, much as you would expect from a tent show." KFJC 89.7FM Los Altos Hills CA

"I have seen Diamanda twice, but I've never seen TCTS, and think that needs to be remedied. If I were asked to describe this band and this album is one 3-sentence quip it might be this: Diamanda Galas died and her undead body has been reborn as Valentina O. Valentina O. was found by Rob Zombie's movie soundtrack orchestra. And together the four of them wrote the music for the PTSD nightmares of soldiers returning from Afghanistan." - Gentry Bronson