FRIDAY THE 13TH REGGAE GOT SOUL!
ft. THE SNAILS// ROCKERS GALORE// VAPORIZERS// RECLAIMERS
8PM, $6.00
-The Snails – soulful philly reggae
http://thesnailsband.bandcamp.com/
-Rockers Galore – fusion of old-school funk & brand new spunk, rooted in Hatian kompa music, reggae and punk create a sound that is impossible to resist. http://rockersgalore.bandcamp.com/
-The Reclaimers – electric rootsy reggae
https://thereclaimers.bandcamp.com/
-The Vaporizers – rock steady / soul / r&b
**Todd from The Snails will be spinning reggae & rocksteady vinyl between sets! **
**VENDORS**
Dr S Glass (Functional & nonfunctional glass art)
Butters Monster Art
Art by Marc Tous
Rainglasswrx (Functional & nonfunctional glass art)
SATURDAY NOV 14TH:
6pm Doors; $5.00
COPING SKILLS// BIG EATER// ITRIEDTORUNAWAYWHENIWASSIX// YLAYALI
Coping Skills (PHL)
www.copingskills.bandcamp.com
Big Eater (NYC)
www.bigeaterbigeater.bandcamp.com
I tried to run away when I was six (PHL)
www.blastreality.bandcamp.com
Ylayali (PHL)
www.dumperall.bandcamp.com
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15TH:
7pm Doors $10.00
MARTIN BISI// YONATAN GAT// RR PERKINS// NYXY NYX
Martin Bisi, a New York indie rock performer and record producer has been at a crossroads of indie, punk, avant garde, noire/cabaret rock, and electronic music since the early 80’s in New York City.
At a recording studio he started in 1981 with the help of Brian Eno, Martin Bisi has realized albums by Sonic Youth, Swans, Dresden Dolls, Pop 1280 (Sacred Bones), White Hills (Thrill Jockey), Africa Bambaataa, John Zorn, Herbie Hancock’s Rockit, Boredoms, Foetus, Helmet, Unsane, Serena Maneesh, US Maple, Jon Spencer’s Boss Hog, and countless other indie, experimental and post-punk records.
In his band’s set, Bisi plays guitar and sings, and performs songs from his album Ex Nihilo on Pennsylvania label, La Société expéditionnaire. The band swings between the heavier post-rock of the songs, and ambient soundscapes that feature the density and orchestral layering notable on many of Bisi’s productions. His vocal style is very varied, covering Hardcore, dream/shoe-gaze, and even death metal.
