Diffuser sat down with Kevin LeGall of Space Bacon on the Diffuser Spotlight to talk about their formation, influences, their new album Chaos Game, and more. Kevin is the bass player of the jamtronica group who provides the deep grooves along with drummer Sam Crespo. In addition to Kevin and Sam, the band includes Chris Gironda on keys and Fred Rylands on guitar. Check out the full interview below.

More About Space Bacon

Formed in the mid-2010s at Fordham University in the Bronx, Space Bacon quickly gained traction in the jam band circuit and is often compared to acts like Lotus, The Disco Biscuits, and STS9. Their music features deep improvisational jams, driving rhythms, and sonic explorations that transport listeners. They shine live, feeding off the crowd's energy and each other while capturing the moment. Each performance is unique, with the band embracing spontaneity and feeding off the crowd's vibes. Space Bacon clearly blends genres, as Kevin shared in the interview, including hard rock, reggae, electronic, and more. Part of the magic behind Space Bacon is not being confined to a particular genre or style.

Space Bacon Music

Space Bacon released its lead single off of Chaos Game called “Computervision,” which is out now. The track features a glimpse into their sound and vibe, with their jamtronica sound resonating throughout. The full-length album drops October 23rd.

Beyond the new album, Space Bacon’s discography includes several studio releases and a treasure trove of live recordings that showcase their dynamic range and creative flow. With a loyal fanbase, busy touring schedule, and ever-evolving sound, Space Bacon continues to push the boundaries of psychedelic music, inviting listeners along for the ride on their interstellar journey.

Upcoming shows for Space Bacon include an album release party with Dizgo and The Untz at Brooklyn Bowl on October 23rd.  Catch the vibe.

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