The Asymptomatics: A Symphony of Stereophonic Fire and Fury Whether it's post-punky, funky, or veering into psychedelic folk rock, The Asymptomatics are a fluid 7-member party ensemble with a revolving cast of brass players, auxiliary percussionists, and a quartet of back up vocalists. Known for their chaotic, joyfully unhinged live shows, they’ve earned a reputation as Athens’ go-to indie rock party—a collective experience that will make you dance whether you think you want to or not. Their debut album ‘Celestial Events and Other Songs About Looking Up’ is a proper introduction to a more sonic identity of the band. Mixed and mastered at Chase Park Transduction in Athens by Jason NeSmith, the record leans into lush psychedelia and a kaleidoscopic textured listening experience for the headphones. Highlighting a duality of music when it comes to different experiences both live and recorded, the album art of the sun and the moon is a visualization of the duality that you’ll hear, see, and feel from rock clubs to car stereos, dance floors to headphones—The Asymptomatics are just waiting for you to join the party.