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¨We were just gonna put out a live album, but we had all these years of footage,¨ says Bunny, the group´s face, known for his trademark sci-fi costumes, bleached dreads, and Blade Runner makeup. And when we didn´t like the live footage of a song, we figured, We´re gonna make a music video.´ And it ended up that the final product had seven or eight videos and only six live pieces. So there´s a DVD, which features live versions of songs, and then the CD has studio versions, more heady mixes.¨
Tuesday´s appearance at Revolution celebrates the release and the slow revival of an underground vibe for electronic music. Dance isn´t dead in fact, it´s only really alive when you´re on the floor, locked in the tribal kind of groove that Rabbit in the Moon creates best.
Rabbit in the Moon performs at Freedom Fest on Tuesday, July 3, at Revolution, 200 W. Broward Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Doors open at 9 p.m., and tickets cost $25. Visit www.ticketmaster.com or www.jointherevolution.net.