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Discuss “Dancing? You must be listening to Prefuse 73”

“Someone call the CMU police, this girl is enjoying herself, she is dancing, please take her out of here...” These were the sarcastic words of Gregg Gillis, known as “Girl Talk,” who opened for Prefuse 73 last Thursday night. This rebellious girl was one of many fans who came to see experimental beat artist Guillermo Scott Herren under the alias of Prefuse 73 (his other aliases include Savath and Savalas, Delarosa and Asora, and Piano Overlord). Prefuse 73 is currently touring with DJ/Knamiproko programmer Ryan Rasheed, who goes by the alias Leb Lase.

Rangos Ballroom was filled with Carnegie Mellon students and Pittsburgh locals who were standing around bobbing their heads and shaking their hips to the ingenious mixing and beats of...

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