My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult @ Lo-Fi Cafe 06.25 with DJ TOXIC RAINBOW, STARBASS, ZOMBIANCE, MOON OF DELIRIUM, STRAT & MOUSE - SLUG Magazine

My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult at the Lo-Fi Cafe! Photography by Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult took place at the Lo-Fi Cafe Wednesday 06.25 with DJ Toxic Rainbow, Starbass, Zombiance, Moon of Delirium, Strat & Mouse

Photography by Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult took place at the Lo-Fi Cafe! Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Salt Lake City local band Zombiance members Jackal von Crypt (guitar), Lilly E Gray (guitar / vox), Mr. Morgue (bass) and Sai Kottik (drums). Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Mr. Morgue playing to the living. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Sai Kottik going crazy on drums. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Lilly E Gray, the mysterious frontman for Zombiance finishes an opening set. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Steven Comeau (left) and Ben Stich Houtz (right) form Starbass, a dark electronic music project based in Salt Lake city. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Steven Comeau, aka. Stevo Le Diable, is the mind behind Starbass. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Starbass combines industrial and dub step with a vocals and the occasional flute layered on top. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Mouse, of the band Strat & Mouse, engages with a captivated audience. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Strat (right) & Mouse (left) are a live electronic music duo out of San Diego. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Mouse getting physical with a drum. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Strat & Mouse finishing off a set at the LoFi Cafe. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult members Groovie Mann (vocals), Buzz McCoy (keys), WesTin (guitar), Mimi Star (bass) and Justin Thyme (drums) take the stage. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

TTK frontman Groovie Mann moves hypnotically about the stage. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Groovie Mann and Buzz McCoy form Thrill Kill Kult in '89 and quickly became one of the nation's premier industrial/electro acts. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Guitarist WesTin performs for an enthralled crowd. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Mimi Star lays the foundation for this old-school electronic / industrial group from the late '80s. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Thrill Kill Kult continues to play a highly energetic show 25 years after their start. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Drummer Justin Thyme plays at the LoFi Cafe. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Buzz McCoy on keys is the other founding member still with the band today.

Wednesday night's set included songs like "Lucifer's Flowers" and "Days of Swine and Roses." Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

The music of Thrill Kill Kult is inspired by "tabloid tales of sex and satan and kitschy horror." Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Groovie Mann captivates an audience clearly made of rabid fans. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

A mixed group of devotees listens to My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult at the LoFi Cafe. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

The crowd can't get enough of Thrill Kill Kult. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Thrill Kill Kult kills it at the LoFi Cafe. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

Eerie lighting and visuals blend with the music for a great, creepy evening. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

The crowd wants more at the end of a 90 minute set. Photo: Travis Ball / TravisBall.com / Flashpackerhq.com

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