1.5 @ death by audio


.ghost to falco [portland, OR]
.hi red center
.charlie looker


1.9 @ death by audio


.imperial china [washington, DC]
.cannot be stopped [washington, DC]
.the fucking ocean
.people of color [providence, RI]


1.10 @ death by audio


.hey willpower
.hot lava
.math the band
.mixel pixel
.hologram


1.11 @ death by audio


.dek boo
.talk normal
.HD
.satanized


1.17 @ space tbd


.boogie boarder
.darlings
.skeleton breath


1.19 @ space tbd


.we are the seahorses
.real life time machines
.lady bright
.schwervon


1.21 @ space tbd


.open star clusters [connecticut]


1.24 @ space tbd


.runtime error
.consumer feedback
.graffiti monsters
.999999999


1.30 @ space tbd


.hunt club
.thinking machines


2.6 @ dead herring


.bird names [chicago]


2.7 @ space tbd


.sea sick
.made in mexico
.abigail warchild


2.13 @ space tbd


.HD
.phat rascals
.graffiti monsters
.no one & the somebodies


2.21 @ space tbd


.tombs
.engineer [syracuse, NY]
.defeatist
.the wayward [fairfax, VA]


3.3 @ space tbd


.i heart lung


3.16 @ space tbd


.capillary action


4.23 @ space tbd


.daniel francis doyle
.ric leichtung / psychothriller


4.24 @ space tbd


.tamagawa
.oldine
.botong
.shit


:: 1.5.08 at death by audio ::

Posted on January 4th, 2009 in death by audio, shows by JobCain


:: MONDAY ::

hi red center | ghost to falco [portland, OR]
charlie looker [mem extra life, solo acoustic show]

january 5 - death by audio - $6
all ages

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death by audio
49 s 2nd st btw kent & wythe
doors at 8, show at 9
L to Bedford
-or-
JMZ to Marcy
-or-
G to Broadway
[map]

[NOTE~ dba is no longer byob, but there is cheap beer for the 21 and overs inside!]

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:: hi red center ::
“…none of the referencing really helps or matters, because the sum effect of Hi Red Center’s game of band-mash is wholly unlike anything in indie rockdom. The record grooves. It rocks. It befuddles and intrigues and, occasionally, it’s really quite beautiful. It’s every band you care about playing at the same time, only better. And in just less than thirty minutes, it’s over. Hi Red Center should make more music, and more music should sound like Hi Red Center’s.” -Prefix


[via their myspace]

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hi red center live in providence

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:: ghost to falco ::

“Ghost to Falco…creates eccentric and eerily beautiful songs that bind themselves in warm, dredging melancholy and rise into explosions of ambient noisy chaos, before eventually feather-falling back into calamity. This is an impressive album, thick with conviction, tragic and soothing.” -Punk Planet


[via his myspace]

ghost to falco solo - live in portland

:: charlie looker ::
former member of Zs and current leader of Extra Life - one of the most eclectic and singular compositional voices around.


[via extra life myspace]

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:: 1.2.09 at death by audio ::

Posted on January 2nd, 2009 in death by audio, shows by JobCain


:: FRIDAY ::

extra life | john dwyer & sam hillmer [mems ohsees, Zs] | skeletons
john fell ryan [mem excepter] | dj the chairman

january 2 - death by audio - $7
all ages

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death by audio
49 s 2nd st btw kent & wythe
doors at 8, show at 9
L to Bedford
-or-
JMZ to Marcy
-or-
G to Broadway
[map]

[NOTE~ dba is no longer byob, but there is cheap beer for the 21 and overs inside!]

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:: extra life ::
“ … scarily focused and ruthlessly complex in a post-prog sort of way, but it also flirts with a dark, sumptuous art-pop vibe. The end product is relentless, enveloping and frequently gorgeous.” - Time Out New York

“Precision bone-crushing … I realize this may sound like hyperbole, but have you seen this band? Go, then decide if I’m exaggerating.” - Impose Magazine

truth.

extra life ‘the refrain’ live at death by audio [vids by unARTigNYC]

and another from the silent barn

:: john dwyer & sam hillmer ::
improvisational sax & drums duo project w. the best of both coasts

dwyer & hillmer live in san francisco

:: skeletons ::
“Most pop music is frustratingly pedantic. It should be possible to write a catchy song that doesn’t use the same samples or effects used in every other artist’s songs. It should be possible to integrate technology with traditional rock instrumentation to create nuanced compositions that reward repeat listens but can still be whistled. And it should be possible to include every sound, rhythm and melody, regardless of genre, to enhance a song without being pigeonholed as noise, electronica or world music. If you share any of these concerns, then $keleton$ is the band for you.” - Cleveland Free Press

skeletons performing ‘boom’ in olympia

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