A Man Walks Into A Bar ... Topic:Art/PhotosCategory:For Tuesday
Posted by: cringe on Mar 09, 2010
Thursday I wrapped up most of the Live Shows calendar early enough to catch Margot & The Nuclear So & So's at Circus. I didn't take my camera, but I will say I'm liking the new line-up/material. The previous 2-3 times I've seen Margo the band seemed to be trying too hard. Maybe it was rougher around the edges this time, but it came off much more natural and honest to me.
Friday, after a pre-B-day happy hour for a friend, I hitched a ride up to Cafe Bourbon Street for the Guinea Worms release show. Yep, after all these years, I think this is the Guinea Worms first "real" full length record (i.e. not a homemade CDR or 7"). Ironically the local label CDR did put it out. Doubly ironic, it's a double LP on vinyl. Sorry, once again I had no camera.
Saturday, after a stop at the Dube with some other show-goers, I got to Ravari Room in time to see Bicentennial Bear's (above) final few songs. Maybe it's because singer/guitarist Billy Peake is now also in Pretty Mighty Mighty and PMM was on the original bill, but I could hear a tiny bit of PMM in Bicentennial Bear. Of course it's probably mostly due to Bicentennial Bear recently adding a viola in the mix. Truth is, the first time Jon Chinn of PMM played me some recordings he was mixing for Billy's previous band, Miranda Sound, I thought it was PMM.
Josh Kayser and the RazOrs took the stage next. They're already well-represented in the Ear Shot Galleries so I took no pictures or videos.
The main and last event of the night was the Evil Queens (above) first show since September 2008. While I could let myself hear signs of them having not been playing for the last year and a half, it all rocked just as much as I remember. And truthfully, it looked like the members were having one of their most fun shows. I think they're happy to be back.
3 Of These Things Belong Together Topic:Band/ArtistCategory:For Tuesday
Posted by: cringe on Mar 05, 2010
OK, so there was a little Adam Smith mix-up by the Other Joel. I had some down time between tasks and outings so I thought I'd have a little fun at the Other/DoneWaiting Joel's expense:
If you can fill this out correctly and get it to me ... well, you'll have a sense of accomplishment. Happy weekend!
Midpoint Music Fest Registration Begins Topic:OpportunitiesCategory:For Tuesday
Posted by: cringe on Mar 03, 2010
In its 9th year, Cincinnati's MidPoint Music Festival will feature 300 or so indie bands from around the city, state, country and maybe even the world. 15,000 people are expected t attend this year's events. 150 of the bands will be booked through SonicBids. The registration deadline is May 14, 2010. The main event is September 23-25, 2010.
A Man Walks Into A Bar ... Topic:Art/PhotosCategory:For Tuesday
Posted by: cringe on Mar 03, 2010
Friday i went to Skully's for the SoHud (South of Hudson) Showcase. I took a few pictures of the openers Max Power Trio (above) and the Led Zeppelin tribute finale (below).
Saturday, for the first time in over a year I saw Ease The Medic (above) and the inside of Bernie's. Chris Cope (below) opened the show.
After Ease the Medic I walked down to Skully's for Mt. Carmel and George Elliot Underground. Sorry, I collected no photographic evidence there.
Sunday I bussed to the North Market for the all ages Columbus Music Co-op/Relay Recording Local Music Compilation CD release show. The yellow of the room was a bit overwhelming at times and the light from the windows gave most of the photos a saturated ethereal quality, but here we go.
The young (high school?) Jordan Martin (above) and band opened the show. Time & Temperature (below) followed, which honestly was my biggest reason fo going. I'm glad someone finally got her music to CD and a larger audience.
Next Sean & Dan of Bookmobile did a stripped down set. I just missed getting soem pictures of their last tune. Oh well, I've seen, captured and raved about Bookmobile a lot here. Last was Flotation Walls (below) doing an acoustic set. Talk about overwhelming yellow!
Local Pop Radio Hour Topic:RadioCategory:For Tuesday
Posted by: cringe on Mar 03, 2010
This past week's Local Pop Radio Hour features an interview with Shin Tower Music. Pete Faust (alias Electric Grandmother) also talks about and plays a few tracks from his latest CD.
Capitol Theatre - BalletMet: Carmina Burana 8pm
Carabar - Weather Underground 10pm
Circus (formerly High Five) - Vetiver, Moon High, Vug & The Stallions (ages 18+) 8pm
Dick's Den - Jim Maneri Jazz Piano Trio 10pm
Dolphin Lounge - The Moops (free) 8pm
Fats Bar and Billiards - Open mic
Floorspace Arts - Jake Reed & Friends Jazz Session 9-11pm
Gateway Film Center - Dan Dougan's Listening Hours: Mors Ontologica 9pm
Park Street Tavern - Trailer Park Ninjas
Ruby Tuesday - Theo's Loose Hinges
Rumba Cafe - Harper Blynn (CD release), The Russell Boiarsky Band 10pm
Scarlet and Gray Cafe - Stretch Lefty, BHB, guests (ages 18+)
Shrunken Head (formerly Vic's) - Brighton Blues Band, One Eye Theory, Jamie Lyn, Cowboy Hillbilly Hippie Folk, Pig Circus, Brian Griffin 7pm
Skully's - Ladies Eighties: DJ Chuckstar (no cover for the ladies) (ages 21+)
Tonys Bar and Grill - Acoustic with Dan Snodgrass
Tree House - Animal Cubes, The Hot Rails, Bronson Bunny Deathwish
Ugly Tuna Saloona - Chris Logsdon
Weigel Auditorium (OSU) - Faculty: Caroline Hong (piano) 4pm
Weigel Auditorium (OSU) - Collegiate Winds and University Band 8pm
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