Kids Fill The Floor

Freescha's debut album. Release date: 2001

Pronounced "free-sh-ah". Southern California electronics. Kids Fill the Floor, Freescha's first full length album released on Attacknine Records, brings 13 songs from the creative pairing & friendship of the San Fernando Valley born Nick Huntington and Michael McGroarty. Their Californian brand of organic electronic songs are observed and enjoyed by fans the world over, as well as by other music figures such as; Two Lone Swordsmen, Moby, Casino Versus Japan, Hermann & Klein, Opiate, Manual, and Marumari. Freescha was chosen for URB magazine's "Next 100" artists to watch for in their year-end special issue.

Freescha's debut album serves as both an artifact of the musicians' creative friendship as much as it embodys the very affinities that bring them together. California is a care-free, albeit melancholy vision for the songs they've cultivated for Kids Fill the Floor. From the obscured tones and nocturnal whisperings, come strange familiarities of past lives that leave you humming them long after the tunes have ceased. For Freescha, the coastlines and the evening fields are a song you hear before you fall to sleep.

Recommended for fans of Organ music, John Denver, E.L.O, Tones on Tail, claymation, tide-pooling, old trails, bumble bees and Sasquatch.

"A ghostly, timeless, parallell, otherworldlyness pervades every track taking it way beyond mere zeros and ones. File under church music from distant galaxies" -Andrew Weatherall (Two Lone Swordsmen, WARP)

"I swear I've listened to those Freescha cd's more than any other cd's in the last 6 months. They're so great. I love them." -Moby

"...misters Huntington and McGroarty lost the map a while ago, but they've since killed the headlights and let go of the wheel, letting the logic of the lost highway guide them, at least until daybreak." -vietnambla