Thursday, May 17, 2012
Ghost of Chance @ Elm Bar w/ The Forrest Room and Native Mode 5/19
Don't miss GHOST OF CHANCE / NATIVE MODE / THE FOREST ROOM @ ELM BAR this Saturday! It's sure to be a blast!
It is definitely going to be a long amazing summer full of shows! As you prepare your entries for the CTINDIE SUMMER MIX TAPE (which has a submission deadline of Sunday May 20), come to Elm Bar and take a load off with a night of great music and Ghost of Chance's Last show with their current drummer:
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Black Stool reunite for good cause
You knew it eventually had to happen, but local grindcore miscreants Black Stool, which features Mike Polce (guitar), Dennis Morin (bass), Chris Barry (drums), Kenny Albert (vocals) and some guy named Chip McCabe (vocals) have reformed, but this time it's for a good cause. They will be performing this Friday, May 18 at Cherry Street Station in Wallingford to benefit the Yale Smilow Cancer Center in New Haven. (They were helped along with this by Deolinda Sullivan).
Saturday Looks Good To Me, Wild Moccasins, Werewolf Police
Author: CT Indie
| Posted at: 5/15/2012 |
Filed Under:
21+,
bar,
indie pop,
indie rock,
manic productions,
shows
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Manic Productions presents...
BAR
254 Crown Street
New Haven, CT
9:00pm - 21+ - Free
bios via Manic Productions
Born as a basement recording project in the year 2000, Saturday Looks Good To Me brought together the jubilant fun of Motown and Northern soul with a decidedly indie approach. Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Fred Thomas poured generations of influences ranging from as widely as the Beach Boys to Guided by Voices into dusty pocket symphonies recorded on four track cassettes.
Manic Productions presents...
BAR
254 Crown Street
New Haven, CT
9:00pm - 21+ - Free
bios via Manic Productions
Born as a basement recording project in the year 2000, Saturday Looks Good To Me brought together the jubilant fun of Motown and Northern soul with a decidedly indie approach. Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Fred Thomas poured generations of influences ranging from as widely as the Beach Boys to Guided by Voices into dusty pocket symphonies recorded on four track cassettes.
YOUNG ENGLISH and PLACEHOLDER @ The Heirloom Arts Theatre 5/16
Author: Robert Denby
| Posted at: 5/15/2012 |
Filed Under:
heirloom arts,
live show,
promo,
shows
Come down to the amazing Heirloom Arts Theatre on Wednesday to see Young English, Placeholder and MANY MORE:
Monday, May 14, 2012
DIE HIPSTER! Presents: UNPUNKED SERIES 5!
Author: Robert Denby
| Posted at: 5/14/2012 |
Filed Under:
acoustic,
die hipster,
folk-punk,
indie rock,
live show,
political,
promo,
punk,
shows
This Wednesday at the incomparable Cafe 9 is a show of unmatched caliber. Die Hipster Records presents Unpunked Series 5 featuring so many local punk legends doing their thing on acoustic guitars!
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Review: Herff Jones "War-Torn"
Author: Mike Spinelli
| Posted at: 5/13/2012 |
Filed Under:
dream pop,
experimental,
folk,
freak folk,
indie pop,
pop,
release reviews,
reviews
This quintet credits
duende—a term I just learned from writing this review, it can be defined
loosely as soul, thanks Wikipedia—as
the origin of their songs. Herff Jones have recently put together a flavorful collection of acoustic and
electric balanced tunes on an ep titled “War-Torn”.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Freight Street's BirthMay Party
Author: J Chance
| Posted at: 5/11/2012 |
Filed Under:
circle circle,
dead wives,
fake babies,
freight street gallery,
indie rock,
native mode,
promo,
shows,
the field recordings
Fake Babies, Dead Wives, The Field Recordings, Native Mode, and Circle Circle will be playing at Freight Street May 12th (Saturday)
Doors: 7 PM
Doors: 7 PM
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