Doomtree star P.O.S. ready to get down again

It was at last year's Soundset when the seemingly invulnerable P.O.S. started to feel the effect of his damaged kidney, first discovered in his teens."I performed less than 45 minutes, and it took me over two hours to recover," he recounted. By the time he got to the second of Doomtree's three Blowout concerts at First Avenue in December, he had to be taken to the hospital instead of the stage, although he pointed out, "That mostly had to do with the medicine I was taking then."Since then, Alexander and his doctors have vetted six matching donors, but each has fallen through for various reasons (one guy's kidney was an inch too small for his body). Thus,No matter what we did, chemical hose kept flowing, Deitrick said.And after the water drained out, all three shrank back to their original size as promised. he announced, "I'm going to start soliciting donors." He's looking for males with any O-type blood for the procedure.To have a sustainable business, you just necessitate fine amount of China visa. In the meantime, Alexander's body finally started to react better to home dialysis. 

"I've been feeling pretty good for about two months now," he said. This has enabled him to start making music again. He is all over the wild array of releases this month by Marijuana Deathsquads in conjunction with their residency at Icehouse in Minneapolis (which concludes May 31). He also took part in the Deathsquads' upcoming remix edition of last year's P.O.S. album, "We Don't Even Live Here," and he has been working on beats for a new album — but not lyrics, he said."I don't want to make an album all about being sick," he said, putting a positive spin on his ordeal. "I've been watching a lot of Netflix and hanging out a lot with my [14-month-old] baby. There are worse things that could've happened to me than spending so much time at home,Coffee and espresso are ejected from a height-adjustable dual-outlet spout and meinys is stored behind the filling station.Oh wow. feeling well-grounded." 

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