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Peter Zummo is a composer and trombonist, known for being a producer on Arthur Russell’s albums, which he also played on. Together with Bill Ruyle and Mustafa Ahmed, who also played with Arthur Russell, and joined by Tom Shad, Danny Tunick, and Michael D’Agostino they’ll perform the entirety of Arthur Russell’s legendary Dinosaur L recordings that were released as 24>24 Music. No-Wave enthusiasts may recall the disco-heavy tracks like Clean on Your Bean, and Go Bang!
Fun Facts (Brooklyn, NY) is Matt Evans, Suzie Kim, Mike Powers, and Ethan Woods—four friends who began to write music together during the pandemic. Their sound is an alchemical fusion of post punk athleticism and psychedelic yearning for transcendence, all underscoring lyrics that deal with their discomfort with the spectacular images and technology of modernity. More than that though, Fun Facts is a power plant, four hamsters on wheel generators making the kind of electricity that powers smiles and head bangs.
Kilynn Lunsford has been conceiving of her first solo album since she was a young teen. Following the dissolution of her former project, noise-punk outfit Taiwan Housing Project in 2021, Lunsford and chief collaborator Don Bruno developed a DIY recording style the two jokingly referred to as “Fluid Fidelity”: We would record things very flatly”, explains Lunsford, “ with cheap broken gear and off-time rhythms, sounds with no reverb or sense of space - almost like an auditory hallucination - and combine that with high-end preamps and high-end mics, so that my voice is out front almost to the point of being disembodied from the music.”
Toebow is a psychedelic dream-pop band based in Brooklyn, New York. Forged from the eccentricities of a tight-knit group of friends, the music of Toebow simmers with bold, distinctive guitar work, kaleidoscopic percussion and bass, sparkling synth tones, and textural four-part vocals. Both their captivating live presence and their meticulous recordings strike an artful balance between solemnity and absurdity, with musical moods that shift seamlessly from introspection to exuberance and groove the whole way through.
Detroit Rebellion is a garage and blues project from Providence, Rhode Island. Honoring Detroit’s underreported history and its music, Detroit Rebellion took its name from the violent upheaval that shook Detroit in the summer of 1967.
Kristin Flammio & The Pretty Bitchin’ are no strangers to New York night clubs! With a sound that might draw comparisons to Concrete Blonde or The Pretenders, that’s pretty good company to be in.
Ryan Sullivan has been making warm lo-fi pop music since the early 2000s. Based in Chicago, his band Golden Birthday balanced soft melodic sentimentality with layers of noise, a kind of shoe gaze with less idealistic production but eloquent hooks. Now playing under his own name, his recent ep Utility is more focused on dark atmospheric beats, house music for the Twilight Zone.
Prints are a Brooklyn-based punk band featuring members of Tits Dick Ass and Miss Teen America. Their energy recalls a night with the Dead Boys on the Bowery, an empty pack of cigarettes, and a pocketful of amphetamines.
and DJs-
Paul Bruno (WFMU)
Coconut (pay no attention to the man behind the curtain)
With MC Jon Sewell
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