Posts Tagged ‘Deastro’

We Were Promised Jetpacks on Daytrotter Sessions

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Awesome Scottish indie rock band We Were Promised Jetpacks had the pleasure of playing the Daytrotter Sessions this week. The band is made up of Adam Thompson, Michael Palmer, Sean Smith and Darren Lackie. During the session, they played songs off their album These Four Walls. From Daytrotter: “The band [...] makes its music feel as if there’s nothing like a good catharsis, something to jar the system – as if the smelling salts had been brought out and, suddenly, things are different. There’s nothing quite like getting those personal injustices off of a chest, just rearing back and letting loose with some pent up rustling, trying to push the moon further back in the sky by a couple hundred feet. It’s an emotional stream of thought that [singer] Thompson taps into and his bandmates execute, bringing to life all of the feelings that were already feeling very lively within them, hurting them a bit as they simmered and grew into meaningful assignments of blame. There’s a desire and a yearning on the group’s last full-length, These Four Walls, that want for just a little something more, any kind of replacement of the stagnancy for something that’s charged, something that’s a bit scary. It’s a plea for youth again and it’s a plea for such things that make us choke on our breaths again, anything that will get us worked up.” Listen to their session here.

Daytrotter is known for selecting unique and impressive artists, so this is quite an accomplishment for Jetpacks. They now join the ranks of fellow IODA artists that have played on the Daytrotter Sessions such as Frightened Rabbit, J. Tillman, Alela Diane, Brother Ali, Deastro, Andrew W.K., Christopher Denny, David Karsten Daniels, Sean Hayes, The Papercuts, Nina Nastasia and more.
We Were Promised Jetpacks
“Ships With Holes Will Sink” (mp3)
from “These Four Walls”
(Fat Cat Records)

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Frightened Rabbit
“Head Rolls Off” (mp3)
from “The Midnight Organ Fight”
(Fat Cat Records)

We Were Promised Jetpacks on Daytrotter Sessions

Brother Ali
“Us” (mp3)
from “Us”
(Rhymesayers Entertainment)

We Were Promised Jetpacks on Daytrotter Sessions

The Pirate's Gospel Alela Diane
“The Rifle” (mp3)
from “The Pirate’s Gospel”
(Holocene Music)

We Were Promised Jetpacks on Daytrotter Sessions

Christopher Denny
“Gypsy Into A Carpenter” (mp3)
from “Age Old Hunger”
(00:02:59 LLC)

We Were Promised Jetpacks on Daytrotter Sessions

Current Priorities: Late June

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

David Karsten Daniels, Fight The Big Bull
I Mean To Live Here Still
Fat Cat Records
Genre: Rock : Indie
UPC: 600116999221
Territories: World ex- AU, NZ
Release Date: 06.22.10

I Mean To Live Here Still is the third Fat Cat album to bear the name of San Francisco-based artist David Karsten Daniels, although it is an entirely different prospect to his previous releases in many ways. A collaboration with Richmond, Virginia-based 9-piece avant-jazz collective Fight the Big Bull, I Mean To Live Here Still is the product of two decidedly individual, but musically (and geographically) distant sets of musicians.

Deastro
Mind Altar EP
Ghostly International
Genre: Electronic : Rock
UPC: 804297811406
Territories: Americas
Release Date: 06.22.10

Deastro’s Mind Altar EP isn’t “the new face of Deastro”, it’s merely one iteration of a constantly evolving entity. The Deastro on Mind Altar shouts up from a deep well of echo, achieving a level of sonic mystery and menace that’s quite new for the mercurial artist. The sky-scraping anthems are still there, although they’re now shrouded in clouds.

Nina Nastasia
Outlaster
Fat Cat Records
Genre: Rock : Indie
UPC: 600116998224
Territories: World
Release Date: 06.22.10

The new album from Nina Nastasia Outlaster is an achievement of staggering beauty by an artist of pervasive quiet influence undergoing a sea change in musical form.

Regina
Puutarhatrilogia
Friendly Fire Recordings
Genre: Indie : Electronic
UPC: 6417734231619
Territories: Americas
Release Date: 06.22.10

The Helsinki-based three-piece band sing in their native language of Finnish, lending a surreal, otherworldy quality to their distinguished blend of electronic beats, folk and world music, wild percussion, and slightly-hazy melodies.

Tender Trap
Dansette Dansette
Slumberland Records
Genre: Indie : BritPop
UPC: 749846011985
Territories: Americas
Release Date: 06.22.10

Tender Trap are back and man did we miss them. With two extra girl voices (from new members guitarist Elizabeth and drummer Katrina) this great album combines the harmonies, oohs, ahs and sha-la-las of classic girl-pop with the stripped down beats and dirty guitars of the Shop Assistants and The Vaselines.

Kula Shaker
Pilgrims Progress
StrangeF.O.L.K LLP
Genre: Adult Contemporarys : Folk Rock
UPC: 885890999968
Territories: Americas
Release Date: 06.28.10

Summer 2010 sees Kula Shaker release their fourth studio album Pilgrim’s Progress. The album takes in all the influences you could hope for from the band that made the one of the fastest selling debut albums ever and, as draws on unusual and unpredictable influences, from fairy tale, Shakespearian tragedy, Morricone, and full tilt old school psychedelia.

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Blip Blip Bleep
Like Track Stars
Undercover Culture Music
Genre: Alternative : Electronic
UPC: 884501317788
Territory: World
Release Date: 06.29.10

Like Track Stars is Blip Blip Bleep’s first full-length album, following two EPs – 2007′s Wireless and 2008′s Alarm Clock Snooze Bar Get Up. Alarm Clock told a day in the life story of an urban 20-something, and Like Track Stars expands the idea to follow the arc of a relationship over nine tracks, from a first date through breaking up and moving on.

Inu
Not For Anyone
Vertebrae
Genre: Alternative
UPC: 844185068451
Territories: World
Release Date: 06.29.10

Inu is the new band featuring San Francisco based producer Count (Radiohead, DJ Shadow, New Order, Halou, Galactic, Frank Sinatra), Zoe Keating (Rasuptina, Imogen Heap, Dresden Dolls) and Tim Hingston (Nyles Lannon). Not For Anyone is their debut full length album. Skillfully melding rock, abstract sound collage, synths, and noise, the collection of songs that make up Not For Anyone nod in the direction of classic alternative artists while side-stepping any sense of cliché.

Review: Deastro – “Moondagger”

Friday, June 5th, 2009

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By: Mike Madavi

Deastro
“Parallelogram” (mp3)
from “Moondagger”
(Ghostly International)
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Release Date: 6/2/09
UPC: 804297908502
Territories: North America

Deastro is the brain child of Randolph Chabot, a 22 year old Detroit native with a passion for synth-powered, energetic pop songs and science fiction. By the time he turned 17, Chabot had already written hundreds of dream and sci-fi inspired songs, recorded on home studio equipment, by himself, in his parent’s house; impressive to say the least. These numerous recordings yielded Keepers, his first release on Ghostly International (School of Seven Bells, Mathew Dear), which was a collection of the very best of all those songs he wrote. The record, eclectic and energetic, found great success through support from eMusic and Ghostly’s televisual brother Adult Swim, propelling the young visionary to extensive touring and memorable live performances (including IODA’s own annual SXSW Showcase).

Deastro returns with Moondagger, his next step forward towards intergalactic musical dominance. As always the album features a self-created cover and Chabot’s wonderful, unique musical style. The new tunes are more fully rounded as he has recruited a full band and produced the record in studio. Chabot’s true skill as a musician lies within his ability to manipulate the sounds on his records. Warping and bending, pulling and compressing, panning and shifting, Moondagger is a real headphone treat as Deastro plays with the audio canvas between your ears. “Tone Avengers #3″ begins with a fantastic warping drum machine and transforms into one of his patented space journeys. The first single “Parallelogram” is synth heavy, danceable, and definitely feels triumphant in a fairy-tale-ending way. There are tracks for those who want to trip out, dance, or just N3rD out to some electronica.

Dare I say it, this even tastes like Animal Collective at times (**Pitchfork’s ears perk upright**); the album’s centerpiece is an epic number with an even more epic name, “Daniel Johnston Was Stabbed in the Heart with the Moondagger by the King of Darkness and His Ghost Is Writing this Song as a Warning to All of Us,” that features vocals and killer melodies reminiscent of AC’s Feels album (especially the bridge) while still remaining distinctly Deastro with a synth-saturated, reverb-a-plenty chorus. The record’s title track stays true to his dream-inspired concept for the album of a battle between a protagonist prince yielding a legendary weapon entitled the Moondagger to do battle with an evil king of darkness; the track’s chorus definitely sounds like some sort of epic, impassioned struggle against the vile and corrupting. Overall the record is a positive move forward from Keepers, Deastro’s home-recorded opus from 2008, ensuring that his talent will not be limited to electro-pop dance records as it features a variety of moods and sounds, all of which are original, elaborate, and well produced.

Current Priorities: May 19 – June 2, 2009

Wednesday, May 20th, 2009

Slum Village
“Cloud 9”
Barak Entertainment
Hip-Hop: Rap
UPC: 769413002420
Territories: World
Release Date: 5.19.09

The single from famed Detroit Rap group Slum Village’s upcoming album. Though the group has changed their lineup over the years, the new album will be a reunion with founding member Baatin. In addition, SV has recruited Illa J (J Dilla’s Brother) to bring a Dilla effect to the new record.

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Aventura
“All Up 2 You”
Premium Latin
Latin : Tropical
UPC: 844185035644
Territories: World
Release Date: 5.19.09

The Bachata Kings return with the second single off of their upcoming full length, The Last. “All Up 2 You” is a powerhouse single with guest vocals from Akon and Wisin Y Yandel. The crossover potential of this song could propel Aventura beyond the superstardom they’ve already achieved. This is Urban Latin Pop at it’s finest.

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Clues
“Clues”
Constellation
Avantgarde : Pop
UPC: 666561005726
Territories: World
Release Date: 4.28.09

Co-founders Alden Penner and Brendan Reed have been quietly nurturing Clues in Montreal since the demise of their respective bands, Unicorns and Les Angles Morts. Penner’s voice, guitar and unique lyrical vision now guide Clues, wedded to Reed’s superlative compositional, percussive and arranging acumen. The resulting album radiates a warmth and urgency, full of secrets, smiles, snarls and sing-a-longs.

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Vieux Farka Touré
“Fondo”
Six Degrees
World: African
UPC: 657036115828
Territories: World
Release Date: 5.26.09

With his Six Degrees debut, Fondo (the Road), Vieux steps confidently into the international spotlight with an album that features everything from gorgeously haunting African blues to scorching, guitar based rockers and African Reggae. By focusing on his formidable guitar skills, Fondo should not only win over world music fans everywhere but should cross over to new audiences hungry for the next great guitar hero.

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Black Moth Super Rainbow
“Eating Us”
Graveface
Indie : Psychedelic
UPC: 643157403456
Territories: Americas
Release Date: 5.26.09

Cult favorites Black Moth Super Rainbow return with a fantastic, psychedelic new album for your day tripping pleasure. Their newest release, Eating Us, showcases a finer tuned and produced sound that still remains loyal to their analog-powered experimental indie rock foundation. This album is a sonic journey through the strange yet inviting world of BMSR’s reclusive members.

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Deastro
“Moondagger”
Ghostly International
UPC: 804297908502
Territories: US, Canada
Release Date: 6.2.09

Moondagger expands upon the positive electro-pop of Keepers with the addition of a full band. Thankfully, the prolific Chabot still seems blissfully unaware of his music’s genreless-ness. Thick, atmospheric production obscures bright melodies; ecstatic synth squiggles dance around new-wave beats; arrangement ideas bounce off one another within ambitious song structures that swerve left, then right, then left again.

IODA-Distributed Artists @ SXSW

Monday, March 16th, 2009

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The IODA Marketing blog will be a bit slow over the next week because we’re heading down to Austin, Texas for SXSW! If the number of RSVPs are any indicator- this years SXSW will be just as packed as year’s passed. Don’t forget to attend our event (details above) and try and check out some of the shows listed below!:

Tuesday, March 17th 2009

End Sounds Second Annual Pre-SXSW Music Party/Show
7pm@Red Seven (611 E 7th St)

Filler (one time only Minor Threat cover band)
Madball
Death in the Park
Reign Supreme
Mike Herrera’s Tumbledown
Call to Preserve
True Widow
Bitter End
The Ramonahs
The Escape Frame

Wednesday, March 18th 2009

Anticon/Ghostly International Present
7:30pm@ Mohawk (912 Red River St) (All Ages)

Christopher Willits- 7:30pm
Restiform Bodies- 8:10pm
Michna- 9pm
Anathallo- 9:40pm
Dosh- 10:30pm
Yoni Wolf (of WHY?)- 11:10pm
The Chap- 11:40pm
Themselves- 1am

Burnside Distribution
8pm@Submerged (333 E 2nd st) (21+)

Jackie Bristow- 8pm
The Summer Wardrobe- 9pm
The Service Industry- 10pm
Sweet Water- 11pm
Blind Pilot- 12am
The Slants- 1am

PASTE SXSW Showcase
Ace’s Lounge – 222 E. 6th St., Austin, TX Rotary Downs @ 9pm (21+)

Thursday, March 19th 2009

Tricycle Records/The Bay Bridged
12pm@Beauty Bar (617 E 7th St)

Mike Relm
Vetiver
The Morning Benders
Sholi
Thee Oh Sees
The Heavenly States
Wallpaper
Lilofee
The Frail
Two Sheds
The Union Trade
French Miami
The Red Verse

The End Records
8pm@The Ale House (310 E 6th St- Alley Entrance) (21+)

Junius- 8pm
Hull- 9pm
These are They- 10pm
Goes Cube- 11pm
Tub Ring- 12am
Early Man- 1am

IHEARTCOMIX
7pm@Beauty Bar (617 E 7th st) (21+)

Cerebral Ballzy- 7:30pm
Ninjasonik- 8pm
Team Robespierre- 8:30pm
Totally Michael- 9pm
The Death Set- 9:30pm
Juiceboxxxx- 10:15pm
Thunderheist- 11:45pm
Designer Drugs- 12:15am
Futurecop!- 1:15am
Beauty Bar Backyard:
Paparazzi- 7pm
Radioclit-8pm
The Golden Filter- 9:45pm
HEARTSREVOLUTION- 10:30pm
Ocelot- 11pm
The Toxic Avenger & Franki Chan- 12am
Drop The Lime- 1am

Western Vinyl
9pm@ Club 115 (115 San Jacinto St) (21+)

Mom- 9pm
Callers- 10pm
Balmorhea- 11pm
J. Tillman- 12am
Here We Go Magic feat. Luke Temple- 1am

Hometapes/Leaf
7pm@Habana Bar (708 E 6th St) (21+)

All Tiny Creatures- 7pm
A Hawk And A Hacksaw- 8pm
Stars Like Fleas- 9pm
CYNE- 10pm
Efterklang- 11pm
Megafaun- 12am
Slaraffenland- 1am

Standard Recording Co. / Undertow
11pm@Habana Calle 6 (709 E 6th St) (21+)

Christian Kiefer, Jefferson Pitcher, J. Matthew Gerken, These United States- 11:15pm

Absolutely Kosher
10pm@Prague (422 B Congress Ave) (21+)

Azeda Booth- 10pm
Sybris- 11pm
+/- {Plus/Minus}- 12am
The Wrens- 1am

Tee Pee Records
8pm@Room 710 (710 Red River St) (21+)

Kreisor- 8pm
Black Math Horseman- 9pm
Night Horse- 10pm
Ancestors- 11pm
Annihilation Time- 12am
Earthless- 1am

Siltbreeze
8pm@Soho Lounge (217 E 6th St) (21+)

Ratas del Vaticano- 8pm
Eat Skull- 8:45pm
Hank IV- 9:30pm
Psychedelic Horseshit- 10:15pm
Naked on the Vague- 11pm
U.S. Girls- 11:45pm
Los Llamarada- 12:30am
FNU Ronnies- 1:15am

Electronic Musician/reapandsow music SXSW Day party
Calle Habana 6 – 709 E. 6th St., Austin, TX Rotary Downs @ 3pm – INSIDE STAGE

NOLA Soul Presents
Historic Victory Grill – 1104 E. 11th St, Austin, TX Rotary Downs @ 5:45

Friday, March 20th 2009

End Sounds
8pm@The Independent (501 N IH 35)

The Escape Frame- 8pm
Death in the Park- 0pm
True Widow- 10pm

Burnside Distribution
12pm@Threadgill’s World Headquarters (301 W. Riverside Dr.)

Hillstomp- 12pm Main stage
Linda McLean- 12:30pm Folk Alliance Stage
Or, The Whale- 12:50pm Main stage
Jackie Bristow- 1:20pm Folk Alliance Stage
Blind Pilot- 1:40pm Main stage
Audrey Auld- 2:15pm Folk Alliance Stage
The Refugees- 2:35pm Main stage
Glenna Bell- 3:05pm Folk Alliance Stage
Terry Anderson & The Olympic Ass-Kickin’ Team- 3:35pm Main stage
Song Island Review- 4:05pm Folk Alliance Stage
Redd Volkaert & Friends- 4:25pm Main stage
Linda McRae- 5:10pm Folk Alliance Stage
Miss Leslie & Her Juke-Jointers- 5:30pm Main stage

Slumberland
8pm@Emo’s Jr (603 Red River St) (All Ages)

YellowFever- 8pm
Woods- 9pm
Air Waves- 10pm
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart- 11pm
Cause Co-Motion!- 12am
Crystal Stilts- 1am

End Sounds
8pm@The Independent (501 N IH 35) (21+)

The Escape Frame- 8pm
Death in the Park- 9pm
True Widow- 10pm

Ghostly International/Full Time Hobby/ Mojo Magazine
8pm@Radio Room Patio (508 E 6th St) (All Ages)

Choir of Young Believers- 8pm
Micah P. Hinson- 9pm
School of Seven Bells- 10pm
Deastro- 11pm
White Denim- 12am
Rolo Tomassi- 1am

Misra
8pm@The Tap Room at Six (311 Colorado St) (21+)

The Gala Band- 8pm
Emily Rodgers- 9pm
Monahans- 10pm
The Low Lows-11pm
Southeast Engine- 12am
Palomar- 1am

Insound’s 10th Anniversary SXSW Party
Noon-6pm@Club de Ville (900 Red River St)

Handsome Furs
Obits
The American Analog Set
The Thermals
The Hold Steady

Saturday March 21st 2009

Load/Dull Knife
8pm@The Independent (501 N IH 35) (21+)

Future Blondes- 8pm
Balaclavas- 9pm
White Mice- 10pm
Rusted Shut- 11pm
Indian Jewelry- 12am
Six Finger Satellite- 1am

Park the Van/ Paper Thin Records
8pm@Room 710 (710 Red River St) (21+)

Eagle Winged Palace- 8pm
The Peekers- 9pm
Golden Boots- 10pm
Floating Action- 11pm
The High Strung- 12am
The Spinto Band- 1am

New Granada Records “No-fficial” Showcase
3pm@Gingerman Pub (304 W 4th St)

New Roman Times
Zillionaire
Hankshaw
King of Spain
Rec Center

Panache Booking/ Lovepump United
8pm@Mohawk (Both Stages)

Daniel Francis Doyle- 8pm
Pictureplane- 8:15pm
Deradoorian- 8:50pm
AIDS Wolf- 9pm
Past Lives- 9:40pm
Clipd Beaks- 10pm
FIASCO- 10:40pm
The Mae Shi- 11pm
PRE- 11:40pm
HEALTH- 12am
Mika Miko- 12:30am
Monotonix- 1am

Victorian Room at the Driskill
(604 Brazos St) (21+) Moriarty- 10pm

IODA SXSW Opening Day Bash 2009- Next Wednesday!

Friday, March 13th, 2009

Can you believe SXSW is next week?!

Start it off right with IODA’s 5th Annual Opening Day Bash at Emo’s Annex from Noon-6pm. We’ll have some special brunch treats for all to enjoy- Batter Blaster pancakes served by your favorite IODAns! (while supplies last)

The event is free, no wristbands or badges required.

Performing artists include: Easy Star All-Stars, Deer Tick, J. Tillman, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Blind Pilot, maus haus, The Phenomenal Handclap Band, Deastro, Marching Band, Theresa Andersson and Y La Bamba.

Visit http://iodasxsw.com to get more details on our event.

http://iodasxsw.com/download will get you 11 free tracks from our performing artists! This sampler is also available at most online retailers including Limewire Store, iTunes, Amazon, eMusic and more.

http://iodacast.com features a special SXSW episode that’ll also give you event info and music from the performing artists.

Thanks to our sponsor- Limewire Store.

IODAcast 052: IODA SXSW Opening Day Bash 2009 Preview

Wednesday, February 25th, 2009

By: Jillian Putnam-Smith

Check out the newest episode of IODAcast that features songs by all artists playing our 5th Annual IODA SXSW Opening Day Bash on March 18, 2009 in Austin, Texas! Artists include: Easy Star All-Stars, Deer Tick, J. Tillman, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Blind Pilot, Maus Haus, The Phenomenal Handclap Band, Deastro, Marching Band, Theresa Andersson and Y La Bamba! Thanks to our sponsor: LimeWire Store.

You can listen at IODAcast.com or on iTunes!

Various Artists
“IODA SXSW Opening Day Bash Sampler 2009″ (mp3)
(ioda)

IODA SXSW Opening Day Bash Sampler Out Tomorrow!

Monday, February 23rd, 2009

Artist: Various Artists
Title: IODA SXSW Opening Day Bash 2009 Sampler
Label: ioda
Release Date: 2/24/09
UPC: 844185034371
Genre: Alternative
Territories: World

The sampler will be available tomorrow at LimeWire Store, iTunes, eMusic, Amazon and other major retailers but you can get the sampler for free now at http://iodasxsw.com/download! One song per eleven performing artists, including: Easy Star All-Stars, Deer Tick, J. Tillman, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Blind Pilot, Maus Haus, The Phenomenal Handclap Band, Deastro, Marching Band, Theresa Andersson and Y La Bamba!

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Posts Tagged ‘Deastro’

Tuesday, March 17th 2009

End Sounds Second Annual Pre-SXSW Music Party/Show 7pm@Red Seven (611 E 7th St)

Wednesday, March 18th 2009

Anticon/Ghostly International Present 7:30pm@ Mohawk (912 Red River St) (All Ages)

Burnside Distribution 8pm@Submerged (333 E 2nd st) (21+)

PASTE SXSW Showcase Ace’s Lounge – 222 E. 6th St., Austin, TX Rotary Downs @ 9pm (21+)

Thursday, March 19th 2009

Tricycle Records/The Bay Bridged 12pm@Beauty Bar (617 E 7th St)

The End Records 8pm@The Ale House (310 E 6th St- Alley Entrance) (21+)

IHEARTCOMIX 7pm@Beauty Bar (617 E 7th st) (21+)

Western Vinyl 9pm@ Club 115 (115 San Jacinto St) (21+)

Hometapes/Leaf 7pm@Habana Bar (708 E 6th St) (21+)

Standard Recording Co. / Undertow 11pm@Habana Calle 6 (709 E 6th St) (21+)

Absolutely Kosher 10pm@Prague (422 B Congress Ave) (21+)

Tee Pee Records 8pm@Room 710 (710 Red River St) (21+)

Siltbreeze 8pm@Soho Lounge (217 E 6th St) (21+)

Electronic Musician/reapandsow music SXSW Day party Calle Habana 6 – 709 E. 6th St., Austin, TX Rotary Downs @ 3pm – INSIDE STAGE

NOLA Soul Presents Historic Victory Grill – 1104 E. 11th St, Austin, TX Rotary Downs @ 5:45

Friday, March 20th 2009

End Sounds 8pm@The Independent (501 N IH 35)

Burnside Distribution 12pm@Threadgill’s World Headquarters (301 W. Riverside Dr.)

Slumberland 8pm@Emo’s Jr (603 Red River St) (All Ages)

End Sounds 8pm@The Independent (501 N IH 35) (21+)

Ghostly International/Full Time Hobby/ Mojo Magazine 8pm@Radio Room Patio (508 E 6th St) (All Ages)

Misra 8pm@The Tap Room at Six (311 Colorado St) (21+)

Insound’s 10th Anniversary SXSW Party Noon-6pm@Club de Ville (900 Red River St)