Violens, Apache Beat, Blonde Acid Cult, Bottle Up and Go April 11, 2009

VIOLENS
Heralded by Spin magazine as creating one of the best songs of 2008, Violens play what sounds like classic rock inspired progressive new wave. Incredibly skilled, they are able to switch musical directions in mid-air, making seamless transitions between disparate harmonic structures and moods. Highly rated for how they this unique mélange of styles, Violens promises a jaw-dropping live performance.

APACHE BEAT
A strange and gritty foray into pop rock, Apache Beat present a mixture of alt-rock grooves, keyboards worthy of classic 16-bit scores and blood-pumping percussion. They create epic anthems for the recession-era eccentric, rich with sexiness.

BLONDE ACID CULT
Blonde Acid Cult bring a style of garage punk that takes inspiration from droney new wave and electronic dance music. They excel at taking their buzzy wall of sound into bluesy and crusty territories. Packed with vigor and recklessness, Blonde Acid Cult’s set is a must-see.

BOTTLE UP & GO
Slide guitar – hell yes. The brash two-piece garage outfit is becoming quite a sensation in Brooklyn, Middletown, and nearby galaxies. A smooth, powerful voice, well-articulated riffs and jackhammer drums are the hallmarks of their bombastic sound.

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