Ten Under $10 For the Weekend of November 6 - 8: So Raw Redux, Femme Fest, Sleepless Night, and More
| photo by Jipsy / Nefariousgirl.com |
| Radioboxer plays a FLIFF party at Cinema Paradiso |
| photo by Jipsy / Nefariousgirl.com |
| Radioboxer plays a FLIFF party at Cinema Paradiso |
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| Girls who rock...plus Johnny. |
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| via myspace.com/ycentertainment |
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| Photo by Christina Mendenhall |
| Kill Miss Pretty's Alicia Olink dressed as a sexy zebra. |
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| Photo by Logan Fazio |
| Lady Gaga last performed locally at Revolution. |
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"Due to a family situation that is beyond our control, we have to cancel our upcoming tour with New Found Glory, Never Shout Never, Meg & Dia and Single File. We don't take this lightly but family has to come first. As this is a last minute development, we are still figuring out what we will do- as soon as we know, you will know. We apologize to everyone who planned on coming to the shows. We will find a way to make it up to you." Chris, John, Scott, Mike / Dashboard Confessional.The band does plan, right now, to reschedule the tour for some time in 2010. Refunds are available at point of purchase.
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| CC by 2.0, via stopnlook's Flickr |
| Bring plenty of bills to Pulp Live -- performing bands, this means you, too. |
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| Jacob Katel |
| Three sixths of ¡MAYDAY! |
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| Photo by Arielle Castillo |
| Jacuzzi Boys played after the drink-sodden film screening. |
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| Photo by Ian Witlen |
| Miami band Awesome New Republic at Fontana's in the Lower East Side. Click here to view more pictures. |
| photo from myspace.com/murderousrampage444 |
Or maybe just kill their creator (think The Terminator), played by MR frontman and horror aficionado Tommy Newman. The "Programmed to Kill" video starts off with a sleepy Newman dozing off amid his many life-size zombie mannequins. (Creating the undead mannequins is actually a real-life hobby of Newman's. He has them throughout his house). The protagonist dreams he's being chased by three of his bloody, half-naked, come-to-life creations, and therefore attempts to flee. But the zombies are just too damn clever. Not-much-of-a-spoiler alert: There's a shower scene!
Pushed on by fist-pumping choruses, gutteral, shouting vocals, straight metal riffs, special effects, and the never-satisfied thirst of the undead, Murderous Rampage's video for "Programmed to Kill" is as brutal and artful as you can get on no budget. Another fun fact: The make-up took over 3 hours. (Though they must have saved time on costuming, the zombie women don't have much of a wardrobe!)
See the video after the jump.
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| Junior Boys play the Vagabond on Saturday |
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| Photo by Kara Starzyk |
| Astari Nite |
| Sweet Bronco performing at The Bubble |
Sweet Bronco: Largely the solo project of Chris Horgan, Sweet Bronco delivers the kind of lyric-centric, expressive folk reminiscent of early '90s indie. Literate, authentic, and self-aware (in a great way), Sweet Bronco sparkles with heart-on-sleeve poetics.
Dooms De Pop: Bubble co-founder Garo Gallo's rock trio Dooms De Pop used to be a prog-noise act, but it has recently transitioned to a more, say, "experimental" alternative rock sound. The members still take risks, they just aren't afraid of a little melody.
| Photo by Rebecca Smeyne |
| Surfer Blood |
The band has kept an extremely busy tour schedule lately. (They're playing two shows today, and three tomorrow in New York City.) But they will be back for Moonfest in West Palm for Halloween, which will be the last time to catch them before they head out on the road again immediately. They won't be back until at least December. Read what RollingStone.com wrote here.
| via myspace.com/theresolvers |
| The Resolvers |
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