February 15, 2012 - 7:52 am

Win tickets to see Viper Creek Club this Thursday + Hot Lights EP, chat here

Viper Creek Club is the continuously evolving project of Mat Wisner and the rotating cast of characters he's recruited over the years to contribute to his records. Since 2010 and the release of VCC's debut record Letters, Mat's unveiled his much buzzed about hip hop remix album, Viperlust which features remixes of some of Seattle's freshest acts like Sol, Fresh Espresso, Blue Scholars, Mad Rad and several other artists that had The Stranger's Charles Mudede saying of the record that it is... 'the first solid, artistic connection between local indie rock and indie hip hop… In Viper Creek Club’s remixes, we hear a connection that’s convincing and alive with an energy that’s genuinely new.' Not too shabby.

Viper Creek Club's latest and greatest release is their Hot Lights EP which is available today for your listening pleasure and I have a couple of copies to give to you. Viper Creek Club is also hosting a CD release show this Thursday at Neumos and I have a pair of tickets to give to you as well. Email sean@tbtl.net with VCC Show in the subject line and the first e-mail I get, wins the tickets. If you want a CD just type Hot Lights EP in the subject line.

I had the chance to chat with Mat and we discuss what it's like to have some of your music featured on The Young & The Restless and The Real World, how Mat is handling the fact that he is a millionaire, his new EP, why it is exactly that he doesn't care for Garbage Pail Kids Cards and we play a rousing game of Name That Tune. Listen to Interview with Viper Creek Club

Also, some tunes from Viper Creek Club.

Check out some older Viper Creek Club. 'Eliza' from VCC's debut, Letters...

Neumos presents:
Viper Creek Club CD Release, SPORTS, The Fascination Movement, Tito Ramsey
Doors at 8PM
$8 at the door 21+
All attendees will receive a free Viper Creek Club CD

sean.

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