The Mars Volta

On September 22, 2006, The Mars Volta performed 'Viscera Eyes' at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, a dynamic moment in their career during the promotion of their album 'Amputechture,' which had been released just weeks earlier on August 29, 2006. This concert captured the band at a pivotal point, showcasing their signature blend of progressive rock and avant-garde influences while pushing the boundaries of live performance. Notably, 'Amputechture' marked their first album without founding member Jeremy Ward, who had passed away in 2003, adding emotional depth to their new material. The choice of Chicago, known for its vibrant music scene, highlights the band's commitment to delivering high-energy shows. This recording reflects their exploratory spirit during a time of transformation, resonating deeply with fans who appreciated their innovative approach to music.

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