Electronic Saviors Showcase

Christopher tm xopher.tm at gmail.com
Wed Jun 30 08:12:29 EDT 2010


Query: Is this "show at 8" or "doors at 8"? Also, is the act list the
same as the show order, i.e. is TFS on first and TDC last? Thanks.

On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 3:59 PM, Donald Anderson <catslovetfs at gmail.com> wrote:
> Tomorrow night!!!
> June 30
>
> THE DARK CLAN
> NULL DEVICE
> XUBERX
> TERROR FIRMA SKY
>
> @
> The Garfield Artworks
> 4931 Penn Ave.
> Pittsburgh, PA 15224
>
> 8PM
> All Ages
> $15
>
>
> NULL DEVICE - Madison, WI -based electronic band Null Device is releasing
> their fourth full-length album “Suspending Belief” June 22nd on Nilaihah
> Records, to coincide with their first US tour. Building on their previous
> works, the new album continues to fuse contemporary club music styles with
> traditional elements from the Middle East and India. Suspending Belief
> combines the most inspired bits of Bollywood filmi, Panjabi bhangra, Arabic
> classical poetry, trance, house, dubstep, and breakbeat with strong vocals
> and compelling pop hooks. From 8th-century sufi poetry soaring over euphoric
> trance, to glitch-hop tweaking bollywood riffs, to bhangra dhols anchoring
> grungy electro-pop, the sounds of “Suspending Belief” occupy a unique place
> in independent electronic music.
>
> THE DARK CLAN - Like Jimmy Eat World trying to stop the Dragonforce guys
> from stealing The Postal Service's lunch money, The Dark Clan is a
> heartbreakingly sincere, over-the-top, genre-bending good time. The music of
> The Dark Clan is filled with big pop hooks, big fat beats, big vocal
> harmonies, big guitar solos, and big serious fun.
>
> XUBERX - XuberX finds influences in a broad spectrum of music and bands, but
> a consensus seems to be that Stromkern and Angelspit have been among the
> strongest musical influences. To describe XUBERX’s sound, however, is more
> difficult. The broad genre of “industrial” music fits well, but no one
> subgenre truly encapsulates the band. In performances, the band complements
> its use of synthesizers with live guitar.
>
> TERROR FIRMA SKY - TFS is Pittsburgh's one man train wreck of blues, jazz
> and funk mixed with industrial.
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