A film by Andrew Horn, The Nomi Song recounts the story of groundbreaking performance artist Klaus Nomi - a true original on this or any other planet, who looked like an alien, sang like a diva, and became a cult figure in the new wave scene of the early 80's. Sadly, just as his career was gathering steam in 1983, Nomi became one of the first celebrities to succumb to AIDS, silencing his otherworldy falsetto forever...until now. Packed with extras (including bonus scenes, and 4 exclusive audio remixes featuring The Scissor Sisters' ana matronic) and narrated by countless contemporary artists as well as members of Klaus' new wave milieu, The Nomi Song is a tale both heartfelt and inspiring, which Palm is very proud to bring to music and art lovers everywhere.[see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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