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I : 0 0 PM (extended 90 min set ) THE EMPIRE REVUE 9%?/&EOJhdoo;r- r;f{~/3 Former Drummer for egative Approach ( RI) / CABARET / JAZZ VARIETY SHOW and Crossed Wire front man Chris Moore The Empire Review is a FULL-TILT VARlEY HOW hosted now heads into folk, blues, psychedelia, pop, by local musician/ storyteller Keith Munslow. It features sketch and rock using a variety of in trumentation comedy, irnprov, musical interludes, burlesque, special guests and I arrangements to best fit each song built by Moore and the sonically eclectic" ons" .Joining general devilment, on the first Sunday of every month at AS220! Moore's guitar and piano and vox are; Gary Langol on double bass,organ,piano,guitar; WWW .MYSPACE. COM/EMPIRER EVUE Adam Gold on drums, vibes,percussion; Tom Gavin on various guitar ; and Dennis Cronin on trumpet,accordian, and percussion. Together Moore and on how a shared commitment not only to the band as a living, breathing entity, but also mining their mvn I :30 PM individual eclecticism. WISHING WELLS WWW .MOORESO G. COM Y5rnj.Jl;re r;/t?Ceet r;/t~e L, :00PM ( RI/CT) QUIRKY INDIE ROCK, EX-IDIOT SAVANTS! PWRFL POWER vVtShing Wells have been playing since 2000, ~220 '(Cffe and the current line-up has been playing (jAPAN/WA) INDIE JAZZ FOLK together for about 1.5 years. The band is from R.I. and C.T. and have a newly home­ If composing was cooking and mu ic was recorded album, " ot Enough teaks." a meal, PWRFL P0\1\'ER would be a WWW .MYSPA CE. COM/R UBYWELL restaurant with amazing food and hot Asian waitres es. I MY PA CE. COM/PWRFLPOWER

2:30 PM 4:30 PM THE 'MERICANS C(f;ny;irre r;f{;reet r;f{Cfff(} ROUTE 44 (RI) AMERICANA COUNTRY ROCK C(f»JfJi;ce '(JCeet '(a5e ( RI) BIG BAND COUNTRY BLUES The 'Mericans are a Rhode Island band based around the songs of former What began a minimalist duo has evolved PURPLE IVY SHADOW singer I guitarist almost accidentally into the dynamic cast CHRI DALTRY The band also features . . . of character that is Route .44. The e eight members of the early 90's Providence umque personalitJe explore a vari ty of style and meld th ir diver e musi al influence band, POLLE ATE. Their second record THE 'MERICAN - WHERE ALL DEAD to prod:~ce a cohesive soun,? that is intense, expressive and truly their own. Their debut LEAVES GO was just released on the 75 or LES record label. THE 'MERICANS album, Worthless L ssons has been well received, and Route .44 was voted "Best Alt­ sound is a blend of folky, rootsy, psychedelic rock elements. Rock Br~akthro~ gh Band of the Year" at th 2007 Motif Music Awards. omfortably WWW.MY PACE. COM/THEMERICA at home m ~rovldence, RI, Route .44 performs regularly from Boston to ew York and everywhere m between. WWW .ROUTE44.0RG ..5: 00PM 8:00 PM TEENAGE NEPTUNE WAISTBAND c.),£77Jloo/) '/ !lJr?f220 't~e c/../1{7 ;_;_ ( / raye (MA) FREE-ROCK HOMEMADE INSTRUMENTS (RI) NOI E ROCK eptune is a band from Boston that initially began as a Teenage Waistband is Mik y Meredith culpture project in 1994. Currently epune is a 3 piece Kate and Jo. We live in Provide~1ce and lik ' that often coll aborates with other musician and artists, each_ other and have fun together wh n we play music. W will play music for you so you usually always playing homemade or modified instruments. ca~1 JUn~p around and shak your butt. W have sna k-altacks after shows - and we eat The music is noisy and uncombed, a concoction of busted thmgs like eawe d, ardines, and pizza! Eee! (Photo by Daniel Arnold) garage and incorrect math. All instruments used are WWW.MY PA E . COM/TEE AGEW I TBA D made from bike parts, saws, old metal chair , springs, light witches, ga pipe, oil drums and other debris found in the tra h . ..s :30 PM WWW.NEPTU EBA D.COM TRIANGLE FOREST Y£Jj;iJre · '!Yeet '!Cf-_je 8:30 PM (RI) ELECTRO DANCE NOISE STINKING Triangle Forest: our purpose is to destroy LIZAVETA dance floor . We employ the follovv:ing tools for th:i purpo e: Octapads, Keytar , Y!Jnl}t"Jre ~1reet 'tCf?e, ynth sizcrs, and Pla tic Guitar . Li tening (PA) INSTRUMENTAL PSYCH METAL to Triangle Forest may re ult in th following ymptoms: dizziness (from dancing), Ten years, five albums, five vans, and a heatstroke (from dancing too hard), nau ea (from drinking + dan ing), sexual arou al untold number of miles behind them (from band member hotne s I dance friction), fun , sex-appeal (by a so iation), ass-fat tinking Lizaveta brings the crowd the di placement (due to jiggling), and memory loss. Apply liberally to affiicted areas. rock by way of what is called doom -jazz! WWW.TRI GLEFORE T . OM tinking Lizaveta has toured with everyone from the likes of Mode t Mouse to Clutch 6 :00 PM to leepytime Gorilla Museum. WWW. Tl KI GLIZAVETA.COM SPIRES THAT IN THE SUNSET RISE 9 :00 PM !Jfrl/220 '!~je ALEC K REDFEARN (IL/WI) ALL-FEMALE GOTH FOLK & THE EYESORES pire That in the unset Ri e is the .!M;/920 musical collaboration of Kathleen Baird, ~llf/e Taralie Peter on and Georgia Valla . The (R I) pires ound i a hypnotically ubver ive exploration into p ychoacou tic --a himmering FOLK ROCK ACCORDION CABARET vacuous ound of tweaked instrumentation (including but not limited to spike fiddle, cello, AKR and The Eye ore formed in 1997 mbira, banjo, vocal ) creating a delicate structure of experimentally bent tradition. originally a an outlet for Alec's inger/ WWW. PIRE TBATI THESU SETRJSE. OM songwriter, ut has ince expanded into something far more ambitiou and a lot harder 6 :30 PM to describe. low, immering, noir:i h dirge, spastic no-wave tangos, repetitive rhythmic conundrums, \Veimar- tyle cabaret ongs, RHODE SHOW Drunken revelry, crippling depression, extreme self loathing, Catholic guilt, clanking, ·craping and radio noi e are some of the many facet that make up the Eyesores' ound. C(f;J(/!Jce ~J'eet ~c;ye Always evolving and ever elusive, The Eye ores have consi tently left their audience ( (RI) YOUTH HIP HOP/R+B equally enthralled and confused. 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7 :00 PM 9:30 PM A VARUS A Q (aka Big A little a) 9/({!1220 ~eye Yf»JljJiJre ~ '!Feet 'lllje (FINLAND) (NY) DANCE PSYCH DRUM FUN! EXPERIMENTAL FREE JAZZ Aa ( ay "Big little a") has been honing Avarus's ound is primitive, child-like, joyous its unique, int n ely tyHzed brand of DIY and free. "Using a mu e found deep in th maximalism in the lofts, club , and parking woods this collective base their sound on lots of ew York ince 2002. Evolving fumbling lurch of folk-rock drug groove, interspersed with weevilly keyboard stuff and con tantly, the group ha had at least four di tinct lineup in as many year and quite extraordinary, persistent yowling."- The Wire have as imilated a taggering variety of HTTP: //WWW. E RETEYE.ORG/ E/AVAR .HTML genre-hopping, border-crossing influence in the process. Like an ADD-affiicted 7:30 PM Boredom or Aphex T"'r:in re-imag:ined as a high chool marching band, the group' CAFE CON LECHE hyp r-hyphenate, polyrhythmic ound ynthe ize elements of hardcore, ambient, Y£1'}i;-e 'I ;-eel Y/C!fe pop, crunk, noise, p ych, and dance, \Vith (RI) REGGAE LATIN SOUL stops in Brazil, we t Africa, and J apan - all by way of Brooklyn' exp rimental musi cene and filtered through the band's own distin t, largely elf-taught ae thetic. a' alternately atmospheric and frenetic live performance have become 1 gendary in New York over the pa t four years, [I aturing multiple drummer. and vocali t alongside a tangle of keyboards and electronics - and a tarkly minimal yet hyperactive light how. Their debut full-length 'D / DVD GAame was re orded from 2005-2006 and includ music videos for ev ry song by a variety of animators and filmmaker a: well as over half an hour of live footage (and a dance performan e!) recorded betwe n 2004-2006. WWW. LEEEP. 0 1/ A 12 :OO AM IO:OO PM CLOUDSPLITTER BATTLESNAKE ~920 rq_ye -~f.JOO ~ aye ( RI/MA) PROVIDENCE / ( RI) PSYCH METAL W / C OMICS WoRCESTER C LOUD-CORE, Emily (14), Dave (14), oots (15) and Brian DEBUT SHOW! (17) fir t formed the band Battle nake in detention hall in the la t erne ter of loudsplittcr develop d out of th<.: . 1 d e cene Like a unny bike rid through the book-of-the- 8tl1 grade a a mean of paying tribute t~ Provldcnce/Worce ter ou - or · . . their favorite comic book antihero and h1 ead 0 'T FOLLOW THE LIGHT!), only to stop, lay out a beet, open up the p1cm d (D . h d l{jwi with Ali e oltrru1e, Marcel Duchamp, and orne • ex-ploits in ong. basket, and have wme, c eese an . . . . ' W\ W.M PA E. OM/BATTLE AKE02909 Iteration· · of th e Bore d om Landing on Earth. After b mg msp1red by VIdeosk I on youtube, sl eping 00 60 couch , and trange patterns the e two fuc -up ,• are p yched. Ready to make peace in your skull. i 10:30 PM • MISS FAIR CHILD C(fi;JfJilce '(Jree( 't~5_e GRANOB0RO™ TUESDAY - SATURDAY lla - 6p (RI)FUNK/DANCE/SOUL/GROOVE DESIGN TSHIRT VIRTU t 401 272 3455 60 EDDY STREET w : grandburo.com all it Future Pop, or Future Funk, or PROVIDENCE Rl 02903 e · info@grandburo com just plain fun; whatever you call it, Miss Fairchild's music ha th power to turn any time of day into aturday ight, when having fun i easie t and inhibitions are at a minimum. With a ~eco.nd alb.um (the much­ anticipated Ooh La La, ha ha... ) nearly completed, Miss Frurchild has foc~sed on all • • of the tl1ings that have made tl1em successul: an ear for catchy melody a fusion of tl1e cla ic the modern and the yet-to-be, and an ability to make people move. Ooh La La, l;a ha... find ·~Iiss Fairchild reaching new heights and transporti~g ~istene_r to an IIU~I ™ unimaginably fun and impo ibly hype aturday ight of the Futur~. Bn~g~n? a tightness and power to their live show that i unrivaled in the pop world, Miss Frurchild plays the one how that can be counted on to make any time aturday ight. The oulful chaos that boils ju t under the urface of tl1eir smooth transitions and well-crafted image is enough to make even the coole tin-crowd forget what day it is. WWW.Ml FAIRCHILD.COM

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