Whether vamping as front man diva for electro darlings Cain, dripping wet bass lines accented with banshee baritone for Anoshen, performing one off avant-garde noise rock as Wart Nipple and Cruxflapacitor, dj'ing under numerous guises, or enjoying quiet success as beat genius, rhythm section, and lecherous drunk of SPiVEY, Joshua Boucher has always blurred the lines defining compartmentalized ideas of music. Often, admittedly, just to hear what happens when he fires up vintage gear.

Flight School Nurses became more than a blog blurb the day he fell in love with a secondhand MPC 2000xl. The glitchy, bulky, and limiting function of this sweet box found him digging again through the vinyl stacks for breaks, and dropping synth and bass lines onto the antiquated cf card for future reference and expression.

Enter Expedition Recordings. With a fearless, glorious nudge, Kiley and the crew threw the off color, genre confused sound around the globe.