tonight @ caverns around eleven pm. come after solid gold/marijuana deathsquad @ the entry or cattywhompus @ the red stag.

cattywompus & jeremy catterton also present a screening of hey! bear around 3AM

marijuana deathsquads (ryan olson (gayngs) & the rest of the pos live band fresh of the plane from coachella. The crew is sure to include a guest from their arsenal of rotating guests including recently: pos, jason power (slapping purses), martin dosh, justin vernon (bon iver), freddy votel (skoal kodiak) & more!
st. villain (joey van phillips (vibraphones) & adam to, dominic hanft, jared isabella)
seated heat (sho of mute era, matthew of birthday suits, andy fritz of tender meat, joe berns of melodious owl)
wizard baby (superfluous glowshoes duo)
sexy dirty

hey all,
we’ve got a nice little evening of music lined up.
1st set- solo set by a nice drummer/multi-inst from around here.
2nd set- tim glenn/jt bates drum duets.
3rd set-adam linz, chris thomson, jt bates

all this for $5 you can’t go wrong.
hope to see you!!!
-thanks.
jt

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With “Guess Who’s Not Coming to Dinner,” Haunted House prove they aren’t just another Minneapolis All-Star jam band. They are a formidable rock and roll unit lead fearlessly by Mike Watton. Band members and collaborators include, yet are not limited to Jon Davis (Ghostband), Adam Patterson (whitesand/badlands), Cole Claerhout (Dante & The Lobster), Martin Dosh (Andrew Bird), and Freddy Votel. (Skoal Kodiak)

They are an unrivaled, rhythm-heavy rock orchestra. A piano-heavy Pixies or maximal Modest Mouse draw comparisons but don’t nearly describe the freak fluency they share..

Here are some details about the release shows from Mike..

Capgun Coup from Omaha has been added to the October 30th Hexagon bill. Knife World was so stunned by the invite they were rendered speechless. So the line-up is, in no particular order since I’m not sure how that’s going to shake out, but this is my best guess:

Vampire Hands
Haunted House
Capgun Coup
Mute Era

FREE – 21+

Full line-up for the Halloween, and I have no idea the order:

An Ali Farka tribute band
Tender Meat
Ratt Poison
Awesome Snakes
Japanther
Haunted House

$5 – ALL AGES

With a wrecking-crew rhythm section, debonair vocals, and a guitar concoction that’s one part shred and two parts soul, it’s easy to understand why South Africa’s BLK JKS took music mega-gathering SXSW by storm last year. Now on its debut U.S. tour, the band shoots an African musical sensibility through the tenets of rock, electronic, and soul, reclaiming styles that have been stolen, watered down, and regurgitated for generations. BLK JKS’s fresh, forward rhythms, layered harmonies, elliptical guitar vernacular, and infectious urban Zulu mbaqanga blues combine in a swirl of experimentation and tribal energy. Catch the newest voice in African music’s 21st-century sound on this blistering opening night of the Cedar Cultural Center’s four-day Global Roots Festival. – (Walker Art Center, Buy Tix)

BLK JKS – “Molalatladi” (MP3)