Poetry like `The revolution will not be televised´ is not applicable here.
The good news are that the Slipson sessions were televised.
A few weeks ago ZëBB Academy gathered in the CarbonBar,
to bring forth the Slipson.
A chilly evening in the middle of September, we started out
with some delicious grilled beef, big as pancakes.
Moving through a slow outdoor dinner, we talked, while the
forest disappeared in dark velvet.
There was a new bartender at CarbonBar, by the name of Slipson.
When we arrived there, the bar was unattended, but there were
three glasses of absinthe waiting for us.
What we didn´t know then, was that we were going to spend
the whole night looking for Slipson.
Here and now You are welcome to look at the new clips
from the Slipson sessions !
There are also two new clips on our Drinks page.

MOON and BUTTON
Intro to the Slipson sessions at CarbonBar.
Electronic sounds if you want to do some ghost dancing
while stuck to a button.

Knapp is a workaholic mother, who also used to climb trees.
Nowadays however, she digs deep in the ground
to ZëBB Academy´s diodic beats.
The little kitten you see, is just curious of that classy noise
coming out of her headphones.

This is a part of the ZëBB/Slipson sessions, where the music
is about to enter Slipsonland.
But first, we have to glide through a desert of JapanJelly.

In this set, from the ZëBB/Slipson sessions, it sounds like
Slipson is driven by a hyperventilated helium voice.
Sooner or later his tie gets glued to to that big, funky sledgehammer….

Slipson´s grandpa doesn´t know how to pronounce Singapore correctly.
Or maybe he just meant her wasted sister.

From the Slipson sessions.
No one told us it was a way to paradise anyway.

The jazz cats in ZëBB Academy can´t help being
curious about Medusa´s new, cool hat.
In the end it seems the hat stays on for eternal reasons.

Can you make absinthe from a juicy beef ?
Probably, if you estimate the destillation process
like ZëBB is breeding waste sound.

Carl von Linne´s classification of plants, might not be
appropriate to describe our music.
This is taken from the Slipson garden, and it´s
evolving from green to greener.