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    Photographer Julie Ramsey ventures deep into the Tucson music scene armed only with her trusty camera.

    Zilla stomps through Congress, wreaking 'jamtronica' havoc

    02/14/2006 10:54 AM
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    Electronic groove band Zilla exploded onto the Congress stage Friday, Feb. 3 with percussionists, DJs and a flood of lights as colorful individuals sporting dreads and intricate jewelry packed the joint.

    Zilla consists of Michael Travis (of jam band giant the String Cheese Incident, which I had the opportunity to see in San Francisco this past New Year’s), Aaron Holstein and Jamie Janover. Also joining the band was Steve Vidaic on keys and Jason Hann on drums.

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