Miss Stereochemistry is nothing else but an alien accidentally incarnated on Planet Earth. Our mission here is to explore the Earthlings and enlighten the Human ones on the life upon their planet through the means of Music.<br /><br />We chose to use Music as our mean of communication, as we believe Music is the best language you have on your Planet.<br /><br />Curiosities:<br /><br />Our favorite Earthlings are Plants and Humans. We're not great animal lovers, therefore we don't eat anything coming out of that kingdom. We introduce into our system only what we love the most - meaning Plants.. and Humans.<br /><br />We are five aliens using one human body. Human Earthlings call this schizophrenia, we call this body sharing. <br />Our human host is Karla H. She declares herself as a musician and stand-up comedian. We declare her as a crazy scientist, as she quit her PhD in Neuroscience to let us aliens do music.<br /><br />We are big fans of telepathy as there are no languages in the Universe where we come from. We understood that things are different on Earth, and until we don't teach you telepathy, you'll have to stick with Facebook.<br /><br />You can visit our online spaceship at stereochemistrymusic.com<br /><br />NOTE: <br />We come from a time-free Universe. Yet on Earth, there is time. And time is money. <br />And we're still learning to deal with these interesting features of your Planet.<br /><br />Therefore, we have recently launched our crowd funding campaign to support the recording of our brand new music album. <br /><br />It is called "Ruins in Bloom", as we love Humans and Plants and the life force which simply keeps them growing, despite all the challenges they may encounter. What marvels us the most on your Planet is this tendency for the things to grow.<br /><br />You can check out our Indiegogo campaign here:<br />http://igg.me/at/stereochemistry<br /><br />...and follow our USA adventure. We'll be recording with one of Amanda Palmer's producers, Jason Rubal.<br /><br />We are currently parked in Beriln, Germany, so it's quite a long way to go!