Wet Tuna at Marigold 11/15/25

One of the festival’s two headlining acts, Wet Tuna’s performance at Circuits was considered by some fans to be one of their best in recent memory.
WET TUNA specializes in homegrown, dubwise longform songs. Matt Valentine/Erika Elder/Jim Bliss. They have made many LPs and have been in other groups as guests and solo. Free folk veterans…if you really DIG you will find handmade things. 7 inches, cassettes, cds, bootlegs on various labels as well as private press action on the mv & ee cottage run child of microtones which has been operating since 1999. it’s out there if you are that kind. Matt Valentine has guested live and on record with Neil Hagerty, J Mascis, Damon & Naomi and with the band Woods. Find them on Bandcamp at https://wettuna.bandcamp.com/album/warping-all-by-yourself

Circuits in the Woods, a festival celebrating Vermont’s role in the invention of the analog synthesizer and the Synclavier, came to downtown Brattleboro, Vermont, on Saturday, November 15, 2025. The all-day festival, founded and co-produced by local radio host and journalist, Wendy M. Levy, featured 25 events on five stages, including performances, lectures, and a "synth petting zoo," from artists of many genres using electronics as their only source or to manipulate acoustic instruments or their voices. Locations were Turn It Up! at 85 Main Street, 118 Elliot at 118 Elliot Street, Tavernier Chocolates at 128 Main Street, Marigold at 157 Main Street, and The Wonky Press at 229 Main Street. The festival was a great success and plans are in the works to do it again in November, 2026. To sign up for the newsletter, contact [email protected].