Monster Planet Seattle, Washington
MONSTER PLANET is a place that was discovered accidentally in April of 2010. Extensive research into this vast world is
conducted by SYNPROV CORP, a collective of musicians, sound designers, visual artists, pixel bandits, and B-movie chuds, based in Seattle.
Exploring Monster Planet is an immersive blend of ambient, experimental electronica, obscure cinema, DIY visuals, and general WTFness.
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