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Artist
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Kaia Wong
- Also known as: Cussycat
- Member of: Anaesthesia, Asyncdrone, The Eastern Stars, Mixel Pixel, Siblings
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Kaia Wong
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Sunday, September 16, 2007
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Pop songs about changing the cat litter & paying the rent? Cutting edge disco/hip-hop beats set to a formidably sketchy sensibility? Sophisticated songwriting that’s got nothing against good straight talk…
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Sunday, July 22, 2007
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Seven years ago, Asyncdrone (David Turgeon et Kaia Wong, to whom was added Napalm Jazz saxophonist Philémon) went in studio to record the follow-up to insurpassable lo-fi slop fest We…
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Tuesday, October 18, 2005
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Rob Corradetti is something the world needs: a great writer. His songs are always charming, clever & low-key. In the past two years, he has released many of them on…
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Wednesday, June 27, 2001
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An impromptu improv session between A_dontigny (turntable), David Turgeon (computer processing) & Kaia Wong (Korg keyboard).
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Monday, August 14, 2000
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This full length release from Kaia Wong, Eric Keebler & friends marks the return of No Type to its lo-fi improv roots. Through 12 fairly twisted & largely unexplainable tracks…
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Saturday, April 24, 1999
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The full-length recording from Asyncdrone, featuring the core duo of Kaia Wong & David Turgeon, augmented of Dave Negley (guitar) & Sue Kim (flute) in selected tracks. This no-fi adventure…
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Thursday, October 1, 1998
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Debut 8-track EP from the duo of David Turgeon (Period Three, Camp) & Kaia Wong (Anaesthesia). Asyncdrone is the meeting of obscure rock & nebulous production methods, all rolled into…
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Thursday, October 1, 1998
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One of the first No Type releases & also, hands down, our most popular release ever with over 20,000 downloads so far! This 5-track album goes from the seriously epic…
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Appearance
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This mini-EP is the second No Type release by Period Three (David Turgeon), then still in his Rebirth phase. It consists of two exclusive tracks & two remixes. The title…
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Biography
Kaia Wong was born at the Hammond organ in a suburb of Philadelphia and now lives in a Brooklyn warehouse. She plays saxophone, Moog Opus 3, sings (and hula hoops) in Mixel Pixel. She has toured the world with The Luminescent Orchestrii on her fiddle. She also makes lip balm and soap, and occasionally explodes.
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