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labrujah“The Commute Music Festival”
Saturday August 24th - Sunday August 25th
At the Flux Factory
Performers for Saturday the 24th include:
7:30pm “Fever Monument”, Massachusetts based post punk with powerful lyrics.
8:20pm “T.K. Webb”, Brooklyn based spooky blues singer/ songwriter.
9:10pm “Gene Dreamy and Gary Sincere”, poppy Brooklyn duo with hauntingly catchy songs.
10pm “The Fontaine Toups”, female fronted pop group featuring Fontaine of “Versus”.
11pm “The Anomoanon”, Ned Oldham’s southern rock project on “Palace Records”.
12pm "Hurry-up offense", Nyc based 3 piece punk band
1am “German Cars vs. American Homes” schizophrenic, politically active, visually exciting Brooklyn Mega Group.
Performers for Sunday the 25th include:
7:00pm “Dynamite Club”, obscure punk band fronted by a crazy Japanese guy and rounded out with dissonant horns.
7:50pm “Bailies Band”, Massachusetts -ased punky 3 piece featuring big metal grooves.
8:40pm “Neptune”, Boston based art punk, featuring all scrap metal instruments and a great live show.
9:30pm “Modern Day Urban Barbarians”, Brooklyn-based live drum and bass duo playing effects-heavy noise rock.
10:20pm “Centuries”, tense, exciting electronic 2 piece from NYC.
11:10pm “The Negatones”, NYC’s noise pop heroes unleash their dissonant guitar and quirky keyboard sounds to make this set a noisy one.
12:00am “The Ex Models”, NYC quirky, raucous, frenetic math rock.
1:00am “Flux Information Sciences” hard driving electronic act from Brooklyn with a showy live presence.
2:00am “Ghost Exits”, Brooklyn-based electronic 3 piece featuring dancey beats and a guitar that sounds like glass shattering.
The Festival is being held at the “Flux Factory”, a
non-profit arts collective located at 38-38 43rd
street between Northern Boulevard and Skillman in Long
Island city, Queens.
Directions can be found at www.fluxfactory.org
Nearest subway stops: Steinway St. on the G, R
trains; the 40th stop on the 7 train.
Admission for 1 night is $8, for 2 nights is $13.
Tickets can be purchased either on the days of the
festival at the “Flux Factory” or in advance at
“Earwax Records” on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg,
Brooklyn or at "Sound and Fury" on Orchard street on
Manhattan.
Doors open to the public at 6pm.
Saturday August 24th - Sunday August 25th
At the Flux Factory
Performers for Saturday the 24th include:
7:30pm “Fever Monument”, Massachusetts based post punk with powerful lyrics.
8:20pm “T.K. Webb”, Brooklyn based spooky blues singer/ songwriter.
9:10pm “Gene Dreamy and Gary Sincere”, poppy Brooklyn duo with hauntingly catchy songs.
10pm “The Fontaine Toups”, female fronted pop group featuring Fontaine of “Versus”.
11pm “The Anomoanon”, Ned Oldham’s southern rock project on “Palace Records”.
12pm "Hurry-up offense", Nyc based 3 piece punk band
1am “German Cars vs. American Homes” schizophrenic, politically active, visually exciting Brooklyn Mega Group.
Performers for Sunday the 25th include:
7:00pm “Dynamite Club”, obscure punk band fronted by a crazy Japanese guy and rounded out with dissonant horns.
7:50pm “Bailies Band”, Massachusetts -ased punky 3 piece featuring big metal grooves.
8:40pm “Neptune”, Boston based art punk, featuring all scrap metal instruments and a great live show.
9:30pm “Modern Day Urban Barbarians”, Brooklyn-based live drum and bass duo playing effects-heavy noise rock.
10:20pm “Centuries”, tense, exciting electronic 2 piece from NYC.
11:10pm “The Negatones”, NYC’s noise pop heroes unleash their dissonant guitar and quirky keyboard sounds to make this set a noisy one.
12:00am “The Ex Models”, NYC quirky, raucous, frenetic math rock.
1:00am “Flux Information Sciences” hard driving electronic act from Brooklyn with a showy live presence.
2:00am “Ghost Exits”, Brooklyn-based electronic 3 piece featuring dancey beats and a guitar that sounds like glass shattering.
The Festival is being held at the “Flux Factory”, a
non-profit arts collective located at 38-38 43rd
street between Northern Boulevard and Skillman in Long
Island city, Queens.
Directions can be found at www.fluxfactory.org
Nearest subway stops: Steinway St. on the G, R
trains; the 40th stop on the 7 train.
Admission for 1 night is $8, for 2 nights is $13.
Tickets can be purchased either on the days of the
festival at the “Flux Factory” or in advance at
“Earwax Records” on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg,
Brooklyn or at "Sound and Fury" on Orchard street on
Manhattan.
Doors open to the public at 6pm.
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Date: 2002-08-23 12:06 pm (UTC)i had a dream last night that a bunch of us were at an ice skating rink (i remember justin braun and you and jean i think and more) and i kept falling all over myself and you went zipping past everyone like a whirlwind.
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Date: 2002-08-23 12:27 pm (UTC)Anyway, small world. You seem interesting. I shall add you back.
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Date: 2002-08-23 12:37 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2002-08-23 02:12 pm (UTC)he's one of my housemates and a good friend for years, Sxip introduced us, who you may also know.
Nice to meet you too!
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Date: 2002-08-23 02:25 pm (UTC)I'll have to tell you some stories from Athens :).
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Date: 2002-08-23 02:13 pm (UTC)