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Julian Lynch, International Novelty Gamelan, Marlone @ Art Of This Gallery

admin — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 12:22:06 +0000

julian lynch (myspace)
from madison; lp on olde english spelling bee

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international novelty gamelan (myspace)

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marlone (aka makr from tkapb solo)

w/ djs: ok & jackie (bruteheart)

saturday march 13, 2010

art of this
3506 nicollet ave
mpls, mn 55408

really excited to have julain here from madison to perform. this show is a long time coming…

watch the stunning video for julian’s song “seed” on youtube or vimeo.

Marlone, Marijuana Deathsquad & FoodTeam @ Kitty Cat Klub

admin — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 16:10:48 +0000

Marlone, Marijuana Deathsquad & FoodTeam Nov. 8th @ the Kitty Cat Klub. 10pm 21+ Free!!!!!

SHAHS // Marlone (To Kill A Petty Bourgeoisie) // Claps // Superfluous Glowshoes @ Acadia

admin — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 16:45:45 +0000

More Cowbell presents…

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SUN 10.04 @ Acadia Cafe

a Sound Unseen presentation

FREE | All Ages | 7:30PM

Shahs

Marlone (To Kill A Petty Bourgeoisie & Ghostband)

Claps

Superfluous Glowshoes

Blackcloud Stallionheart // Every Bell & Whistle (Final Show) // Paul Metzger // Marlone @ Eclipse Records

admin — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 23:01:01 +0000

Friday, September 25th:
at Eclipse Records (1922 University Ave. W in St. Paul)–7:30pm music–All Ages–$5

UPDATE:
The set starts at 7:30 and goes like this:
1st-Marlone (TKAPB)
2nd-Paul Metzger
3rd-Every Bell and Whistle (Final show)
4th-Blackcloud Stallionheart

This will also be the release show for TEVS 5 (feat. Thunderbolt Pagoda and Sunn 0))))

hot press from the *ahem* label:

“The “solo effort” these days has become just another thing we’ve come to expect and promptly forget, like new kid’s breakfast cereals. Guitarist Adam Burt (STNNNG, Total Fucking Blood, The Vets) however has coughed up something pretty super and original to lay into with his Blackcloud Stallionheart thang and debut disc, 2009.

Appearing suddenly as an alarmingly curious songcrafter who deadpan baritones his way through simple hooks and lyrics, Burt’s preoccupations seem to float around themes like mysticism, old testament name-checkin’, science, and pop politics. His guitar playing, both acoustic and electric, would feel quite at home alongside a variety of other stylists at any given point on the 30 minute record (Ben Chasny, Richard Thompson, Joe Satriani, classic Popul Vuh’s Conny Veit, and more song-style Ranaldo/Moore are a few that pop into the head), but the whole god-dang unified thing lightly rambles and shambles along with its own open-chord, strummy boldness that is really beautiful. This is- as they say- a guitarist’s guitar album, but it’s also a songwriter’s album. You will also hear on this recording some minimal accompanying instrumentation breaking up the gaps and filling the pleasant rhythm box. It’s silly and meditative at once, and it is also just so very awesome.

Excellent mixing by Neil Weir, masterful design and art by Hannah Haugberg, and precision screen-printing by Danimal Graphixxx”

*MP3: To Kill A Petty Bourgeoisie – “In Peoples’ Homes”