Museum Monday: Flowers Revisited Livestream, Opener Announcement, + More!

“Ganser’s biting post-punk metabolizes anxiety”
             – Alternative Press, 2025

We’re also excited to announce the livestream link is now available! We’re acutely aware of the amount of people who really want to see this, so we’ve set up a $10 ticket livestream for the night. It’s a 5-camera production, with 1-2 moving cameras + 3 stationary. Join in from wherever you are, if you can’t make it to Chicago!

The Flowers of Romance Revisited ticket giveaway is ending today! Make sure you enter for your chance to win, linked below.

Don’t forget, you can buy tickets with 4 easy installments through PayPal on our website HERE. With a purchase of the VIP package, you’ll receive your GA ticket, the poster, a shirt, merch coupons, and more!

Tickets are below (and going fast!) and the posters look so cool! Thanks Shani and Tronnie!

PPIM PATREON – 50 POSTS!

There are now 50 rich, deep Patreon posts live on the PPIM Patreon. There is a new post available on background for Flowers of Romance, as we quickly approach the Revisited show at Reggies. The Patreon is Pay What You Want to have access to all of it – as little as $2!  

UPCOMING EVENTS AT PPIM

Saturday, March 28th Martin will be hosting a special virtual event exploring memories and impacts from Flowers of Romance, with a possible look behind the scenes of the upcoming event at Reggies! You can register for that HERE.

We have 2 exclusive events with Curse Mackey in May! Come hear a special reading from his new book THE SOUND PHILOSOPHY: An Artist’s Survival Guide Saturday May 9, then catch a guest (mis)guided tour with him on Sunday! You can find all the upcoming event details on our event page, linked below.

THANK YOU for your support! The Kickstarter goal has been met!!

We will be having an intimate event at PPIM featuring the Anti-Tank Guitar (ATG) played by Matt Schultz, and special visuals presented by Tristan Rudat! This already special performace will be audible to attendees through the recently-installed, specially designed pair of Paolucci engineering monitors. Come listen to the Anti-Tank Guitar, “a core sonic element of Lab Report,” like you’ve never heard before!