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THE STATES
w/ MayOrWest, The Minus Scale,
Fairmont, Hero Patten, The Narrative |
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Saturday July 26th
Opener Starts @ 6:30pm | $10
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The States
10:30pm
Official
Website
Myspace
Youtube
There’s an element of surprise that
follows this Brooklyn brain-punk
band wherever it goes, probably
because it is a band that exists
almost entirely by accident. At its
simplest, the States are three
friends who found each other through
Craigslist. Chris Snyder (vocals and
guitar) started the band in 2002 in
his Harvard dorm room after spending
his childhood playing violin and
singing in Hollywood movies. Joe
Stroll joined as the drummer in
2004, bringing with him a
considerable amount of blind
ambition, as well as a lot of sheer
volume. In 2007, the band enlisted
Pete Connors, a seasoned session
player and veteran of countless
national tours, as their new
bassist. Together, the trio tours in
large and noisy church van known
affectionately as the Blue Whale.
Since moving to Brooklyn in 2004,
they have played hundreds of shows
in cities near and far, including
appearances at SXSW, CMJ, and other
regional festivals. They have also
released two records. They were
grand prize winners in the 2007 John
Lennon Songwriting Competition for
“Black Jack.” In early 2008,
Q104.3’s Jonathan Clarke included
the band in his list of New York’s
top 10 bands of 2007. The States
continue to tour and write
incessantly while they support their
current release, The Path of
Least Resistance (2007).
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MayOrWest
10pm
MayOrWest is a four member punk rock
/ alternative group based out of
Northern New Jersey. Since their
inception in early 2006, Pete, Eric,
Jimmy & Adam have been producing a
collection of heavy yet melodic
original work encompassing a wide
range of influences from heavy rock
to jazz, that they rock to live
audiences with conviction. Simply
stated, MayOrWest has an intense
love for writing and playing music,
an emotion that they wear on their
sleeves and use to embrace the
crowds they play to.
The Minus Scale
9:30pm
Fairmont
8:30pm
"Rocking, paranoid, i love it, the
video gives me the creeps for a
minute there, but great ending.
anyway, right on in my book" -
Matthew Caws (Nada Surf)
"Fairmont's new record, Wait and
Hope, is beautiful. It has a unique
way of being both dark and hopeful
at the same time." - Tyler Pursel
(Gym Class Heroes & Ladybirds)
Hero Patten
7:30pm
The Narrative
6:30pm |
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