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10pm, $FREE |
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Hollow Earth
w/Eric Shea of Hot Lunch & Parchman Farm plus bro's from Drunk Horse and Howlin Rain! |
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Kymberli's Music Box co-presents Power Solo (Denmark)
Both its R&B/soul-punk and its two guitars and drums lineup are a nod to Spencer's Blues Explosion and their shared affection for hill-country blues. But frontman Kim 'Kix' Jeppesen has a much goofier stage presence than Spencer, opting for the facial tics, clucks and barks of a trailer trash psychobilly rather than the cool, swagger of Sun Records stars. Jeppesen engaged the crowd, often bringing his goofiness down from the stage.“ NBC4.com
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 Federale
Portland's Federale: "It’s a lush, fully realized sound that flawlessly conjures the spirit of Italian western maestro-composer Ennio Morricone, circa 1966." - Willamette Weekly
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Deejay Neil Martinson
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9:00pm, $7 |
 al Qaeda
"Repetitive, haunting guitar riffs are backed by entrancing, pulsating manipulated sounds.
Occasionally the group, which formed in 2008, adds a phenomenal guest star on bass and drums. In addition to the core trio, Al Qaeda shows boast a rotating backing lineup of such well-regarded musicians as Mike Watt (the Minutemen), Rob Crow (Pinback), Gabe Serbian (the Locust), Mitchell Brown (Gasp), and members of Dry Rot, the Thralls, and Goblin Cock, among others." - SF Weekly
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 Nondor Nevai & Ben Wolcott
"Laconic, bordering on taciturn, so timbrally electric, yet so organic. An undeniably burly slab of cyber-skronk that will shudder the labials like J. Edgar's jowls in a wind tunnel. What chewing aluminum is to the teeth of a 'free-industrial' aesthete. This is biomech voltage drool with ketamine vocals. A collaboration between Northrup, McDonnel-Douglas and Lockheed in the development and testing of antigravity at the NAW base at China Lake. All analog oscillator pleasure drift; a few Hertz beyond reliability. Lots of structure and direction with splinters of chaotic glass shards. Sound heralding an army amassing just beyond the hillside. This COULD have been dance music."
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Bank of Christ
w/members of Kreamy 'Lectric Santa. |
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