[R5] Owen / Humanwine / Bonde Do Role / DMST / Hella / Green Milk + News !

Hellos -
It's almost April! Its almost 80 degrees today! Spring is here! Let's celebrate life and the pursuit of happiness and party like it's New Years Eve in the year 9999 (that would be the sickest party ever - I hope I am still alive for it). We have like 78 shows this week and they all will be filled with beautiful, well dressed, smart people who own the best record collections having fun!

Tonight (tuesday march 27th) OWEN (mike kinsella) and ROCKY VOTOLATO bring their indie friendly kind of singer songwriter alt-country to The First Unitarian Church. Across town HUMANWINE featuring members of THE DRESDEN DOLLS do their freaky weird goth / punk / balkan thing at Johnny Brendas. On Wednesday (march 28th) HORSE THE BAND gallops into town with their smarty pants nintendo-metal live show alongside HEAVY HEAVY LOW LOW who who all all the the kids kids love love. On Thursday (march 29th) we have COLD WAR KIDS at The First Unitarian Church but it doesn't matter because you can't go because it's SOLD OUT. Unless you are one of those crazy people that is buying pairs of $10 tickets for $150 on stubhub.

But don't worry sad ponies - we have something way more fun than a "rock show" on Thursday - for we have Diplo's Mad Decent / Domino Records BONDE DO ROLE, who came here all the way from Brazil playing along side smart pants rappers - PLASTIC LITTLE - in the craziest most "sparks-y" venue of all time (well aside from the giant heart in the franklin institute) UPSTAIRS AT SALS . Yes that crazy bar where people act like its the year 9999 every single evening. The show was supposed to take place at the infamous Danger Danger house - but apparently something bad happened there - we're not exactly sure - we'll let you know when we get official word - but the show will now be part of the BROADZILLA dj night which takes place every Thursday at Sals. They are great peoples with close connections to Ardmore. Check the new section for more details - unfortunately the show is now 21+ (but only $5!)

On Friday (march 30th) we have another show you cant go to - MENOMENA at Johnny Brendas - the UK band FIELD MUSIC were supposed to play as well - but they canceled because of some unknown reason (maybe they are linked to Danger Danger house in the space time continuum ) . More details below. But if you like your indie rock music with the occasional horn (as menomena has) - then check out Toronto's DO MAKE SAY THINK who are playing that very same evening at the church . Lots of people (including us) mention they feature members of BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE - but DMST was way around before those dudes (and ladies) were a real band, so we like to think it's the other way around. Ohh and this show will be a seated sanctuary affair - how lovely!

Finally on Saturday March 31st at Johnny Brendas we have the equivalent of Making Time for stoners and psych rock dudes as a bunch of the stoner/psych/rock DJs from such nights as Rocktits and Harsh Mellow will be combining forced to form this uber-weeded voltron like DJ who will destroy you brains with their quality rock selctions as Japan's GREEN MILK FROM PLANET ORANGE and Philadelphia's BIRDS OF MAYA kick out the jams live as a bunch of "heavy dudes" project acid visuals on the walls. From now on - this evening will be forever referred to as "WASTING TIME" (hardy-hard get it - making time) . Remember when we did a DJ night called Snorted? Anyways finally rapping things up - This Sunday (april 1st) we have the Philadelphia debut of the new and improved full HELLA band - whose new album destroys - at the First Unit Church.

Full previews are available down in section two of the newsletter for all of these shows. Also we are happy to inform you that there is a Making Time this Friday March 30th at Pure Nightclub w/ three special international live guests. Also one of our fav rappers of all time - GURU (from Gangstarr) is performing with a full live this Wednesday at The Trocadero. Full details are available for both shows down below...

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1) R5 NEWS - Bonde Do Role Show Moved / Hope Con & Field Music Cancel Shows
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* Bonde Do Role Moved >From Danger Danger To Upstairs At Sals Sals
http://www.r5productions.com/2007/03/bonde-do-role-show-moved-from-danger.html

* Field Music Cancel Tour With Menomena And Fly Back To UK
http://www.r5productions.com/2007/03/field-music-say-eff-you-philadelphia.html

* Hope Conspiracy Cancel Upcoming Philly Show
http://www.r5productions.com/2007/03/hope-conspiracy-cancel-show-due-to-rare.html

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2) SHOW PREVIEWS FOR THIS WEEK - OWEN / HUMANWINE / HORSE THE BAND / DO MAKE SAY THINK / HELLA !
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*TONIGHT* Tuesday March 27th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

Rocky Votolato
WAXWING's golden-throated frontman ROCKY VOTOLATO has his own thing going on. Stripped-and-sparse soul-bearing that moves from somber ballads and acoustic laments to driving rockers with a band featuring members of Pedro The Lion, Roadside Monument and Red Stars Theory. Wise, honest, and beautiful. Barsuk Records.
Sound Clips :
1) Portland Is Leaving | 2) Tin Foil Hats

Owen
Very warm and pretty! Waves of dreamy strummi-ness and murmured vocals. Drifting in a similar path to that of Tristeza, the newest American Analog Set album or fellow Chicago, IL mellow boys Sea And Cake... actually, I very much prefer this. So who is Owen anyway? The man in question is the multi-talented Mr. Mike Kinsella formerly of American Football, Cap'n Jazz, Joan Of Arc, and Owls. Doing it all himself: writing and performing all the soothing sounds you hear. Polyvinyl
Sound Clips :
1) Bad News | 2) She's A Theif | 3) In The Morning Before Work

Drag The River
A decade-running alt country/indie rock combo led by CHAD PRICE (ALL) and JON SNODGRASS (ARMCHAIR MARTIAN). American songcraft for fans of Uncle Tupelo, Replacements and Lucero. Colorado. Suburban Home Records.
Sound Clips : Check Out Drag The River On Their Myspace Page
OWEN


The Kinsella brothers (Tim and Mike to their mom Donna) are kinda a big deal in their birth city of Chicago. As for the rest of the country, well we're quite indebted to their scatter-brained indie rock legacy as well. To sum up why in a paragraph would be damn near impossible given the dramatic creative changes the pair has made between their time in Owls, the almighty Cap’n Jazz and the mighty polarizing Joan of Arc, not to mention Mike’s time in Owen (the outfit he's about to headline the Church with, featuring the stellar support slot work of former Waxwing guitarist Rocky Votolato) and the dearly-missed American Football.



Presenting a list of reasons why you should care about Mikey:



1. For better or for worse, Cap’n Jazz helped define emo’s early days as much as Rites of Spring, Sunny Day Real Estate or Braid. Arty but still accessible, their stay in the underground was short-lived and appreciated much later through a double-CD retrospective that’s now considered one of the greatest emo releases ever, right alongside Diary, Pinkerton and End on End.
2. Mike’s follow-up group, American Football, had a lone self-titled LP in 1999, but it’s still considered a prime piece of intelligent, emotive late ‘90s pop.
3. Joan of Arc is one of the ballsiest, most refreshing acts around—again, for better or worse. Able to be post-rock one moment, punky the next, and folky/emo/completely-startling somewhere in between, they either garner praise or utter disdain with each passing record. This year is the group’s 10th anniversary, so they’re celebrating with two records. One is a self-described “casual folk-drone record” called Eventually, All at Once. It is, in the words of Allmusic.com, “spooky but delightful.” Also released on the same day was The Intelligent Design of Joan of Arc, an essential collection of rare tracks from the past decade. Somehow, with all their eggs in one basket (check the cover art), it’s all starting to make sense now. Or as Allmusic added, “a slab like this is terribly useful in seeing how a group evolves, distills, explores and just flat out blows it in the process of becoming a band with its own way of doing things.”
4. Owen is essentially M.K. reconfigured in an intimate, much more casual setting than his older brother’s band. His current album, At Home With Owen, is singer-songwriter fare with a bit of a bite.
5. Quite simply, the Kinsellas are one of the most talented, eclectic (and eccentric) families to ever grace indie rock. As is apparent in the following excerpt from an interview between Tim, Mike and … their mom.



Donna: What influenced you guys to not only start playing music, but to be with it 10 years later, 10 years after college? What were your major influences?



Tim: What, to keep doing it?



Donna: Well, first of all to get into it. I saw the passion, but I still felt that it would get old after a while, but I should have recognized the passion was there. Ok, tell me how old it gets.



Tim: [It] has gotten old. For me it’s better than getting up for work, and seeing my wife get up for work…



Donna: Yeah, you’ve said that before, and I think that’s in your genes, because my Mom tells the story that she always felt bad when her Mom and Dad got up on really cold winter mornings that were dark and had to go wait for a bus, and she’s always been, you know, sad about that in the morning, and now I’ve passed that on to you. I never quite felt that way about people getting up.



Tim: I like getting up early.



Donna: Yeah, but you don’t sleep, so you’re not exactly getting up.



Mike: Those are the best hours.



Donna: They are wonderful hours, early morning. Okay, so, the influences! I have to tell you: every time I read an interview about you guys, I look for that answer. And when people have asked me that, it seems to be that Grandma’s around, and she always butts in with “What do you mean what influenced them? They were probably eight years old––you were taking them to Lollapalooza, playing Kiss records, taking them into the city to buy these, you know, what do you call these records that are bootlegged?” You know, she feels like I enabled you guys, when your interest was there when you were very young. I just say I was doing some pretty good parenting.



Tim: We did get those Kiss records from one of the neighbors’ garage sales. I was like, 3?



Mike: I got so many Kiss records at the garage sale. That’s when I realized that you could get laid playing music.

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*TONIGHT* Tuesday March 27th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

Humanwine
Members of The Dresden Dolls! Each Humanwine song is conceived as a mini movie soundtrack involving actors, color schemes, and a plot filled with antagonists, protagonists, conflicts, and resolutions that take place in the fictional "Vinland". Somewhere between Gypsy Punk, Cabaret, Steampunk and Goth
Sound Clips :
1) Rivolta Silenziosa | 2) Scrpt Language

Nicki Jaine
To fully enjoy an authentic cabaret, you first have to go through Nicki Jaine. Nicki Jaine is a natural. She has a beautiful, Germanic appearance that lends greatly to the presented show effect of a genuine cabaret chanteuse – sleek build, sculptured features, and a deep, honeyed voice. Philadelphia.
Sound Clips : Check Out Niki Jaine's Myspace

Mecury Radio Theater
A strange mix of instro punk (not unlike later man or astroman) while we project story books we've created on stage, between songs a narrator takes the audience through short clips of the stories. Philly.
Sound Clips : Check Out Mecury Radio Theater's Myspace


Fans of the Dresden Dolls know to always show up early to their gigs, if only to stare at the mimes, circus performers and general freaks and geeks that always assembly in the lobby, by the stage and in front of the merch booth before things really get started. Sometimes the early bird even gets treated to a decent, handpicked opening act. In the case of the duo's last cross-country tour, that act was Humanwine, a couple of friends and like-minded mad drama club dropouts. Basically, if you dig the Dresden's, you'll LOVE Humanwine. Not convinced yet and too broke to buy Humanwine's new CD, Fighting Naked? Hit up iTunes for the Dresden Dolls track "Delilah," a seven-minute, brittle power ballad that just so happens to feature Humanwine vocalist Holly Brewer. To make matters more enticing on Humanwine's current tour, dexterous DD drummer Brian Viglione is on hand as a special guest for the "post apocalyptic theatre with a socio-political tongue."

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*TOMORROW* Wednesday March 28th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

Horse The Band
Horse The Band deconstruct hardcore and metal, combining them with a sharp tongue and inventive keyboard leads. Playing what they refer to as "Nintendocore", the group delivers a harsh sound while displaying a manic punishment and twitchy self-abuse, but in a happy and catchy way. Combat Records
Sound Clips :
1) The Black Hole | 2) Birdo

Heavy Heavy Low Low
It is hard to believe that the guys in Heavy Heavy Low Low are not free jazz composers or classically trained metal scholars when you hear them attack their instruments. The band creates a densely layered collage of noise, imbued with the speediness of hardcore punk, the low crushing tones of death metal, the loose and dissonant playfulness of indie rock, and arrangements that hit multiple places at once dissolving into waves of chaos. Ferret Records
Sound Clips : Check Out Heavy Heavy Low Low's Myspace

So Many Dynamos
Melding pop with disco, punk and R&B ala The Dismemberment Plan. Well maybe not even ala, almost EXACTLY like D-Plan with their moog sounds, insane drum fills and hi-hat work, gang choruses, dissonant guitar interplay, abrupt stops, and the frenzied pace. Skrocki Records
Sound Clips : Check Out So Many Dynamos's Myspace

Light This City
An epic thrash attack from the Bay Area's most promising band.



Horse the Band should really be rotting away in jail right now, forced to stare at a cold jail cell wall and contemplate what they’ve done. The hotel incident is only the half of it, too. That’d be the time they toasted the birthday of keyboardist Erik Engstrom’s girlfriend by hanging a piñata from a hotel room sprinkler and bashing it with a toilet plunger, blindfolded, until the inevitable occurred and three rooms received a rush of water akin to a small dam bursting. As childish and careless as that incident may seem, it’s got nothing on an evening in Pittsburgh that began with a case of wine coolers and a liter of Jack Daniel’s, and closed with the following unthinkable acts: Guitarist David Isen downing a shot of whiskey in his ass, former (maybe this is why) bassist Andy sticking a beer bong in his ass, and vocalist Nathan Winneke performing an Indian burn on “some dude’s boner.” It must be mentioned that night’s performance also turned into a low budget porno of sorts.



“Nathan had just finished making jokes about how he hates Indians and wants to roll them down hills,” explains Engstrom, as he gets ready to fold American Apparel shirts at 9 in the morning. “Then this kid came onstage, got on his knees and Nathan peed into his mouth and he drank it all. We couldn’t get the video of that to convert [to DVD], which is really sad.” And you thought R. Kelly had a problem. Given these admittedly fucked variables (“It was really funny at the time, but when we watched it later, we thought it was pretty weird”), it’s probably a good thing the Effing 69 World Tour DVD is self-funded and for sale only at shows and online. Otherwise, Horse the Band’s label, Combat Records (a division of Koch, the home of William Hung and Joan Baez), might move from mild amusement to profound terror at the legal ramifications. Especially when the prankster reputation of that imprint’s prized new signing is renowned to the point where people are blaming them for stuff they didn’t even do, like spraying the equipment of the band that shares their rehearsal space. “They were like, ‘I’m not fucking around; you have 24 hours to get your stuff out of here or I’m going to press charges,’” says Engstrom. “We had parties in there, but we didn’t pour soda all over their shit. I need to find the name of that band, so people can annoy the hell out of them.”



For now, people have chosen to chastise Horse the Band over more important matters—namely their polarizing brand of Nintendocore. The singular sound was stumbled upon back in 2002, when Engstrom borrowed Winneke’s keyboard for a month and tweaked its settings so much that 8-bit Metroid, Super Mario and Megaman tones started spurting out. A pianist since the age of six, Engstrom was looking for the perfect complement to his twisted teenage tales of exploding bunnies and brain matter eaten away by dementia. He found it in these accidental effects. As the band endured a punk rock requisite number of lineup changes in the Lake Forest area of California (Winneke, for one, first joined as the drummer, then became the bassist, and finally succumbed to singing), Engstrom’s early songs took on heavier and harder shapes, while Winneke added satirical and surprisingly serious lyrics about the darkest recesses of the human psyche and… the “Cutsman” boss from Megaman. By the time of their 2003 debut, R. Borlax [Pluto], Nintendocore was born and message boards lit up with loads of “genius” and “pure shit” talk.



“I don’t see the argument that we’re a gimmick band,” says Engstrom, turning vaguely defensive for a brief second. “Sure, we have funny lyrics sometimes, but half of them are serious. It’s all right though. I hate a lot of bands before I hear them, whether it’s because my girlfriend likes them or someone I hate is wearing their shirt at a show. I’ll hear one song and say, ‘That’s gay.’” Horse the Band haters just may be converted to the group’s growing cult after hearing their highly evolved LP, The Mechanical Hand. Engstrom admits they first formed the band simply to play shows and get a hundred or so kids singing along, much like their early inspiration Thrice (circa Identity Crisis). Critics and listeners took note, though, and Matt Bayles (Botch, Mastodon, Isis) signed on to record, mix and produce Horse's second effort. The manic collection improves upon its predecessor in every aspect; Winneke’s vocals suddenly have an incredible range (everything from a Blood Brothers swagger to death metal scowl), and Engstrom’s synth melodies add a key lead layer to most of the songs. Jokingly, we ask him if the band would be fucked without his meticulously modified keyboard.



“I intentionally went for the Nintendo sound on this record, so it’s important,” says Engstrom. “I have the settings saved on a CD and e-mailed to 18 different accounts in case someone’s house burns down.” Besides mastering the buzzing nostalgia trip that his synth lines trigger, the band has also made a significant move toward blending its absurdist imagery and black humor. What seems like another deliberate mindfuck on the surface is in fact full of double metaphors and carefully phrased Clockwork Orange-like narratives, with only the occasional instance of self-loathing. “The new Scars of Tomorrow album is called The Horror of Realization,” says Engstrom, laughing. “Well, I don’t wake up in the morning and realize that life sucks. I wake up and maybe want to eat a hamburger or go pee because it hurts. That’s my thought process.”

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*THIS* Friday March 30th 8:00pm (moved to the sanctuary)
Moved To The Sanctuary of The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $12 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)



Do Make Say Think
Toronto-based sonic rock instrumentalists featuring members of Broken Social Scene. A continuation of the group's quiet space and drone-rock foundations designed as a launching pad for experiments in jazz-inflected motives, loud psych rock explorations and pop sensibilities. Driven with layers of guitars, horns, analog synthesizers and phased percussion. Beautiful, melodic and pumping bottom-end. Constellation Records.
Sound Clips :
1) Horns of a rabbit | 2) Hooray! hooray! hooray! | 3) End Of Music | 4) The Landlord Is Dead

Elliott Brood
A 3 piece "death country" band from Torotno. Six Shooter Records.
Sound Clips :
1) Will | 2) Wolfgang

Lullabye Arkestra
Members of Broken Social Scene, Fiest and Do Make Say Think. Minimal, stripped down and raunchy rock songs using their signature fuzzed out bass sound and banshee vocals.



The proximity (Canada) and label (Constellation Records) of Do Make Say Think and Godspeed You Black Emperor! is bound to always draw comparisons between the two's take on instrumental rock even though they are, you know, quite different. While Godspeed seemingly invented post-rock in an epic poetry vein right alongside Mogwai, Do Make Say Think is all over the place creatively, building psychedelic, jazzy and/or pleasantly noisy pieces from trumpets, keys, drums, guitars and a number of random instruments most musicians wouldn't know the first thing about playing properly. Basically, prepare to have your head blown off by these guys and be sure to show up early for the opening set of Lullabye Arkestra, a supergroup of sorts featuring members of Broken Social Scene, Feist and Do Make Say Think.

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*THIS* Sunday April 1st 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

Hella
Hella, a champion of the duo set-up (after all, all of their releases up to this point consisted of just Hill and Seim), say the limited line-up was done out of necessity. Spencer explains “We only started playing as a two piece because we couldn't make it work with everybody.” Zach adds “When we initially started Hella, we had an idea that it was going to be a full band, and it didn't happen that way, so we just started out playing as a two piece. It just kind of snowballed, and ended up being a duo for years - but we kept in the back of our minds that we wanted to follow through with our original vision of eventually doing a full band.” And that's just what they did - Hella members Zach Hill (drums) and Spencer Seim (guitar) are now joined by an extended line-up. Zach considers the rebirth to be "Easily the best thing we've done under the moniker, for sure." Rest assured, the addition of new members has certainly not taken away from the group’s precision sound - it only expands on it. “It's definitely a bit different, just because we need to keep our parts very interesting and play them the way we want to play. But also leave room for everybody. “Everybody that's playing with us now, we're all under the impression that will be playing with us for a long time. This is basically 'our band' now.”
Sound Clips :
1) Let Your Heavies Out | 2) World Series | 3) The Things That People Do When They Think No One's Looking

Ponytail
Because guitars can still beat up computers, bands still use them. Ponytail is a quartet that sounds like the Boredoms are from Maryland and have a girl singer. With a new album in the works, you better scribble them down fast. Monitor Records.
Sound Clips :
1) All Together Now | 2) Burning Saddles | 3) Island Z

Who's Your Favorite Son God?
Calculus-level math/psych sorcery. Dual guitars scrabble and inter-twine, alternately screeching atonally and melodically shimmering to build dramatic crescendoes, while Zac's fluttering vocal effects vin to the galvanic yang of his free-jazz-damaged drumming . From Sacramento.
Sound Clips : Check Out Who's Your Favorite Son God On Their Myspace Page


Hella guitarist Spencer Seim, on why his beloved duo is suddenly a full five-piece band with (gasp!) a vocalist: " We started thinking about doing Hella as a five-piece before we even started the band. [Drummer] Zach [Hill] and I had been playing with [bassist] Carson [McWhirter] and [Zach’s cousin and guitarist] Josh [Hill], who are now currently members of the band, for about six months. We wrote a batch of songs but everyone was just in a different place back then and it didn’t work out at that time.



So we’ve had these songs that we created like in ’99, and now everybody was kind of just in the right place and ready to quit everything else they were doing to play. We also happened upon an amazing singer [Aaron Ross] who agreed to sing with us. That was a huge push to help us make the record we wanted to make in ’99 but couldn’t. We’ve been experimenting with music as a two-piece since then, but the stuff that we really want to make and the stuff that we’ve been striving for all this time is the music that we can make with this full band.



We knew from the beginning that at some point we would be going to do a larger band. You can even look back at very early interviews. To us, it would be kind of ridiculous to change the name of the band because it still is Hella. People will definitely notice differences because it’s obviously now a full band with a crazy vocalist. But it’s obvious it’s still us. It’s just us expressing different things musically. This is Hella from now on.



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New Shows Added This Week :
Wed April 11th - Erase Errata @ Johnny Brendas
Tue April 17th - Jana Hunter / Bees & The Birds @ First Unit Church Chapel
Fri April 20th - Piebald / MC Chris @ Phila-Funk Live
Sun April 22nd - Spoon @ The Starlight Ballroom
Mon April 23rd - Clouds / The Esoteric / Autonum @ First Unit Church
Tue May 1st - Andrew WK Spoken Word / Presentation @ First Unit Church
Thu May 3rd - Sunset Rubdown / Katie Eastburn @ First Unit Church
Fri May 4th - Trans Am / Zombi / Psychic Paramount @ Johnny Brendas
Fri May 4th - Brother Ali / OneBeLow / Psalm One @ First Unit Church
Mon May 7th - Clientele / Beach House @ Johnny Brendas
Thu May 10th - As Cities Burn / Cool Hand Luke / Olympi @ First Unit Church
Sat May 12th - The Hope Conspiracy / Cloak & Dagger @ First Unit Church

New Band Additions Made To Existing Shows :
Sun April 15th - Daughters added to The Locust / Cattle Decap show @ First Unit Church
Mon April 16th - Trolleyvox added to Page Frances / Headlights show @ Johnny Brendas
Sat April 28th - My Turn To Win added to Kill Your Idols show @ First Unit Church

New Shows & Additions Added Last Week :
Tue Mar 27th - Mercury Radio Theater added to Humanwine show @ Johnny Brendas
Fri Mar 30th - Elliott Brood and Lullabye Arkestra added to Do Make Say Think @ First Unit Church
Mon Apr 2nd - Sonic Boom (spaceman 3) @ Johnny Brendas
Fri Apr 6th - Black Angels / Vietnam / Cave Singers @ Johnny Brendas
Tue Apr 12th - San Serac added to Junior Boys show @ First Unit Church
Thu Apr 15th - The Locust / Cattle Decapitation @ The First Unit Church
Mon Apr 16th - Page Frances / Headlights @ Johnny Brendas
Mon Apr 16th - The Books / Todd Teynolds @ The Sanctuary of The First Unit Church
Tue Apr 17th - John Vanderslice / St Vincent @ Johnny Brendas
Tue Apr 24th - Punchline / The Fold / Permanent Me / The Graduate @ The Fist Unit Church
Wed Apr 25th - Acid Mothers Temple / Mammatus @ The First Unit Church
Fri Apr 27th - Chromelodeon / Hail Social / The Private Sea @ The First Unit Church
Sat Apr 28th - Kill Your Idols / Go For The Throat / Cash In @ The First Unit Church
Sat Apr 28th - Deerhunter / Pteradacyl / The Selmanaries @ Johnny Brendas
Mon Apr 30th - Animosity / As Blood Runs Black / The Faceless @ The Fist Unit Church


*TONIGHT* Tuesday March 27th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

ROCKY VOTOLATO (stripped down soul bearing singer/songwriter stuff. playing live w/ a full band)
OWEN (aka mike kinsella from joan of arc, owls, american football, cap n jazz etc. polyvinyl records)
DRAG THE RIVER (alt-country-indie from ex-members of all. like a more country lucero. colorado)
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*TONIGHT* Tuesday March 27th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

HUMANWINE (members dresden dolls. gypsy punk, cabaret like goth. from boston)
NICKI JAINE (authentic cabaret chanteuse. from philly)
MERCURY RADIO THEATER (instrumental punk while story boards are projected on stage. philly)
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*TOMORROW* Wednesday March 28th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

HORSE THE BAND ("nintendocore" - hardcore/metal with electronics and keys. combat records)
HEAVY HEAVY LOW LOW (noisy chaotic hardcore/metal/punk. ferret records)
SO MANY DYNAMOS (pop w/ disco, punk, r&b ala the dismemberment plan from st louis)
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*THIS* Thursday March 29th 8:00pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
SOLD OUT - SOLD OUT - SOLD OUT

COLD WAR KIDS(holy blog-mania! big indie rock/pop band from california)
TOKYO POLICE CLUB (great hyper spazz rock/pop from canada. getting super internet blog hype)
DELTA SPIRIT (rootsy rock and roll from california. tourmates and buds of cold war kids)
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*THIS* Thursday March 29th 9:00pm to 2:00am:
At Upstairs At Sals (12th and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $5 / No Advance Tickets / $1 Beers From 9pm to 11pm

BONDE DO ROLE (brazilian genre dance party mashers. discovered by diplo. mad decent/domino)
PLASTIC LITTLE (philly's favorite smarty pants "gallery rap" hiphop. new album on tone arm)
w/ SPECIAL GUEST DJ'S
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*THIS* Friday March 30th 8:00pm (moved to the sanctuary)
Moved To The Sanctuary of The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $12 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

DO MAKE SAY THINK (great instrumental rock from toronto w/ members of broken social scene)
ELLIOTT BROOD (3 piece death country band from toronoto. six shooter records)
LULLABYE ARKESTRA (members of broken social scene / do make say think. constellation recs)
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*THIS* Friday March 30th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
SOLD OUT - SOLD OUT - SOLD OUT

MENOMENA (amazing piano/horn led indie rock. seriously soo good. barsuk!)
FIELD MUSIC (great british pop music from ex-members of futureheads. memphis industries)
LAND OF TALK (next big shit hot indie band from montreal. imagine a more rocking cat power)
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*THIS* Saturday March 31st 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

GREEN MILK FROM PLANET ORANGE (awesome japanese 60s/70s psych rock)
BIRDS OF MAYA (philly psych-freakout-fishtown-weed brownie-bakeout-party-pants)
w/ DJS NEZ and RUSS (rock-tits), J.KILLA and BEN (harsh mellow) and more TBA
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*THIS* Sunday April 1st 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

HELLA (brand new 5 piece lineup. awesome new songs an old. ipecac records)
PONYTAIL (because guitars can still beat up computers - boredoms like jams. monitor records)
WHO'S YOUR FAVORITE SON GOD (calculus level math rock from sacramento)
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*THIS* Monday April 2nd 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

SONIC BOOM (legendary founder and singer of spaceman 3. playing lots of old material)
TWO MORE TBA
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*NEXT* Friday April 6th 8:00pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

XIU XIU (uncomfortable gloom pop pants. one of our favs. killrockstars/5rc recs)
CASIOTONE FOR THE PAINFULLY ALONE (arab strap like indie/electronics. chicago)
SHEARWATER (folk-pop-song slingers from austin. misra recordings)
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*NEXT* Friday April 6th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

BLACK ANGELS (six piece drugged out 60s/70s psych/drone/rock from seattle)
VIETNAM (hazy narcotic poet rock w/ a full band. formerly from philly. kemado)
THE CAVE SINGERS (ex members of pretty girls make graves and murder city devils. seattle)
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Monday April 9th 8:00pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $12 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

LOW (slow core kings and queens touring on a brand new record. great new sounds. sub pop)
LONEY, DEAR (awesome swedish pop ala belle and sebastian. blog-mania. sub pop)
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Wednesday April 11th 8:00pm
At The Starlight Ballroom (460 N 9th Street - 9th and Spring Garden-ish)
All Ages / $15 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

RJD2 (the modern era king of the live turntable/dj show gets jiggy with a full big live band. defjux/xl recs)
BUSDRIVER (abstract and unique hiphop that is actually good vs just being weird. anti/epitaph)
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Wenesday April 11th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

ERASE ERRATA (all lady political indie/punk jams from san fran. killrockstars)
TWO MORE TBA
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Thursday April 12th 8:00pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $12 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

JUNIOR BOYS (woah! amazing glitch pop w/ smooth r&b vocals/ domino recs. best of 2004 and 2006)
SAN SERAC (casio lite melodies, 80s drum machine percussion and spoken word vocals. output recs)
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Sunday April 15th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

THE LOCUST (new wave, hyperblast pummeling grindy metal/punk from san diego. threeoneg)
DAUGHTERS (hyper weird grindy pants from rhode island. hydrahead records)
CATTLE DECAPITATION (sick gore/death metal from california. metal blade)
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Monday April 16th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $8 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

PAGE FRANCES (really good and underrated indie rock / pop from baltimore. suicide squueze)
HEADLIGHTS (guitars, vocals, synths and ethereal proaggrimg w/ huge drums ala stars. polyvinyl)
TROLLEYVOX (brittle sunbursty rock tunes from philly)
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Monday April 16th 8:00pm
At The Sanctuary of The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $13 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

THE BOOKS (eclectic and playful folky sound collages performed with a variety of instruments)
TODD REYNOLDS (violinist and composer from the steve reich ensemble)
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Tuesday April 17th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $12 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

JOHN VANDERSLICE (distinct, intelligent indie pop tunes from san fran. barsuk records)
ST VINCENT (23 year old singer/multi-instrumentalist composer from the polyphonic spree)
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Tuesday April 17th 8:00pm
At The Chapel Of The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
A Small Seated Room That Only Holds 50 People ! Crazy Intimate !
All Ages / $8 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

JANA HUNTER (devendra banhart protégé. beautiful, haunted, quiet songs)
BEES & THE BIRDS (banjos, slide guitars and lady/guy trade off vocals. philly)
ONE MORE TBA
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Wednesday April 18th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $8 adv / $10 day of show / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com

DAVID VANDERVELDE (awesome t-rex and bowie sounding 70s rock. secretly canadian)
RICHARD SWIFT (more 70s inspired pop gems ala mccartney and george harrison. secretly candian)
ONE MORE TBA
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Friday April 20th 7:30pm
At "Phila-Funk-Live" (8 N Preston Street (40th and Market-ish On UPENNs Campus)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

PEIBALD (longtime emo/indie/pop favorites from boston. veggie oil van!)
MC CHRIS (aka mc pee pants from aqua teen hunger force / adult swim)
ONE MORE TBA
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Sunday April 22nd 7:30pm - YROCK AND WXPN 88.5 PRESENT :
At The Starlight Ballroom / Club Polaris (460 N 9th Street - Just Below 9th and Spring Garden)
All Ages To Enter / 21+ To Drink / $17.50 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com & Relapse

SPOON (woah! holy shit! long time indie rock superstars come to philly for one show. merge records)
ONE MORE TBA
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Monday April 23rd 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

CLOUDS (ex members of cave in/hope con. stoner party grunge jams - heavy listening. hydrahead)
THE ESOTERIC (members of coalesce, reggie & the full effect, today is the day. from kansas)
AUTONYM (los angeles by way of philadelphia metal/weirdness ala botch + the locust)
BLACK SPOON BRIGADE (70s rock and heavy doom ridden sludge. new jersey)
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Tuesday April 24th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com

PUNCHLINE (a powerburst of energetic poppy punk rock from pittsburgh. fueled by ramen)
THE FOLD (indie rock/pop from chicago. tooth-n-nail recordings)
PERMANENT ME (for fans of brand new, taking back sunday etc. from long island)
THE GRADUATE (melodic sing/songy indie rock from illinois.)
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Wednesday April 25th 8:00pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE (sick and devastatingly psychedelic japanese craziness!)
MAMMATUS (heavy fuzz and wah noise combining all the best elements of 70s psych rock)
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Friday April 27th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

CHROMELODEON (last show ever! epic video game soundtrack inspired from philly)
HAIL SOCIAL (new album of laid back breezy pop gems. and you know this, man!)
THE PRIVATE SEA (fuzzy and scratchy mellow indie rock w/ 3 vocals. philly)
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Saturday April 28th 3:00pm *matinee*
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

KILL YOUR IDOLS (last philly show ever! awesome punk/hardcore from ny)
GO FOR THE THROAT (reuniting to play w/ their best buds from ny. philly punk/hxc)
CASH IN (wawa inspired hardcore from new jersey)
DEAR TONIGHT (screamy angular punk ala ink and dagger, angel hair etc. brooklyn)
MY TURN TO WIN (judge style hardcore from south jersey)
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Saturday April 28th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $8 adv / $10 day of show / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and Relapse

DEERHUNTER (best new music. hypnotic ambient and minimalist drone via garage rock. kranky)
PTERODACTYL (skull cracking post punk shred played with laser precision. brooklyn. jagjaguwar)
THE SELMANARIES (dancy spacious rock sound from altlanta)
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Monday April 30th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

ANIMOSITY (death metal / hardcore from san francisco)
AS BLOOD RUNS BLACK (metal/hardcore from cali. mediaskare records)
THE FACELESS (technical progressive metal from california)
BENEATH THE MASSACRE (technical melodic metal from montreal. prosthetic records)
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Tuesday May 1st 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $8 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

ANDREW WK PRESENTATION / SPOKEN WORD
(the man / the myth / the legend presneting a full two hour seminar on life and fun!)
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Thursday May 3rd 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

SUNSET RUBDOWN (feat spencer from wolf parade. best new music 2006. absolutley kosher)
KATIE EASTBURN (solo set from the from woman of young people)
ONE MORE TBA
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Friday May 4th 8:00pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $12 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

BROTHER ALI (real deal throwback to "real" hiphop mc from minnesota. rhymesayers records)
PSALM ONE (female mc - cross between lauryn hill and devin the dude. rhymesayers)
ONEBELO (aka onemanarmy / binary star. one of the best underground mc's we have ever seen)
BK-ONE (brother ali's touring dj - solo set)
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Friday May 4th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $10 adv / $12 day of show / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and Relapse

TRANS AM (one of our fav bands ever! kraftwork/krautrock inspired electro jams. thrill jockey)
ZOMBI (two member - heavy synth attack from pittsburgh ala goblin. relapse records)
PSYCHIC PARAMOUNT (the most beautiful squeeling white hot, black hole noise we ever heard)
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Monday May 7th 9:00pm
At Johnny Brenda's (1201 Frankford Ave (Frankford & Girard Ave) In Philadelphia, PA)
21+ / $10 adv / $12 day of show / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and Relapse

CLIENTELE (dizzy swirly 60's psych/pop from england. merge records)
BEACH HOUSE (in the tradition of slowdive, galaxie 500 etc. car park records)
ONE MORE TBA
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Thursday May 10th 7:30pm
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

AS CITIES BURN (heavy/melodic hardcore/metal ala underoath. tooth and nail)
COOL HAND LUKE (ex members of the chariot. indie/emo stuff from nashville)
OLYMPIA (ex members of fairweather and brand new disaster. equal vision records)
EXCEPT AFTER SEA (indie rock w/ keyboards from philly)
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Saturday May 12th 3:00pm *matinee*
At The First Unitarian Church (2125 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA)
All Ages / $10 / Tickets On Sale At R5Productions.com and The Relapse Store (4th and South)

THE HOPE CONSPIRACY (newly reunited with members of give up the ghost. deathwish records)
CLOAK / DAGGER (old punk rock ala black flag / circle jerks from richmond, va. jadetree)
BLOODHORSE (ex mems of the red chord, give up the ghost stoner jams from boston)
BRAIN DEAD (fast and furious pissed off hardcore from philly.nj)
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OTHER EVENTS YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF (because fun = awesome!)
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*THIS* Friday March 30th 9pm to 3:30am
At Pure Nightclub (between walnut and locust & 12th and 13th sts)
21+ / $10 / Tickets Available At The Door ! / Free Sparks and PBR from 9pm-11pm

MAKING TIME w/ special live guests THE PRESETS / DATA ROCK and LO FI FINK

w/ Main Floor DJs : DAVE P / DAVE PAK / MIKE Z
Illuminating the dance floor w/ indiedance.cocainesexjams.partytrainanthems.nitemusic.thebangers.

& Basement DJs : JOEL / NEZ / HODGES / RUSS ALEXANDER
Man dancing the night away w/ A hard and heavy 60's and 70's rock total dudefest

& Mezzanine DJs : JULIAN S. PROCESS / ADAM SPARKLES / JDH
Raddening the dance floor w/ newwavehouse.nowavedisco.electro.acidrain.sparklemotion.techYEAH
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*THIS* WEDNESDAY MARCH 28 7pm

At The Trocadero (10th and Arch Streets)

All Ages To Enter / 21+ To Drink / $24 / Tickets Available At The Troc & Ticketmaster



GURU’S JAZZMATAZZ (featuring Guru from GANG STARR)

with Superproducer Solar / Dr. Donald Bird / DJ Doo Wop and The 7 Grand Band

with guests BURNDOWN ALL-STARS

http://www.virginrecords.com/houseofguru/

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Hope to see you sometime this week !
xo/sa/r5

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