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April 11 2014 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• ALL AGES $10 The Hundred Days thehundreddays.com/ indie rock The Trims thetrims.net/ indie rock In Letter Form inletterform.com/ Post Punk, Cold Wave, Darkwave, The Hundred Days Jon Smith, Ash Scheiding, Brett Zadlo, and Colin Crosskill. -From San Francisco, California. -"One hundred days" was the commitment made after four twenty-somethings met in San Francisco in 2005. And, for 100 days, the four young musicians- that would later name their band by the same name- spent night and day locked in the same house discovering and perfecting their sound into what has become a collection of critically-acclaimed indie-rock gems that are as catchy as they are clever and sonically arresting. With driving rhythms, soaring guitars, textural keyboards and powerful vocal melodies, The Hundred Days push indie/alt. rock in new directions. Drawing from a variety of influences (post punk, alternative, britpop), the band's familiar yet intrinsically unique sound has been compared to The Cure, Echo and the Bunnymen, and Radiohead, as well as contemporary rockers Franz Ferdinand, The Bravery, and the The Killers. A moody, dynamic indie rock band, The Hundred Days showcase tight musicianship complemented by razor-sharp pop writing capabilities with both sophistication and urgency. The band always hits the right notes, but still keeps you guessing. The Trims Bryan Aguirre, Billy Brady, Gabriel Maciel, and Tadashi Mori. -From San Jose, California. -In the Bay Area, there is a lot of great new music coming out eaqch week. Bands break up, new ones begin and the buzz ensues... Which brings us to The Trims, a local San Jose outfit that has the loyal fanbase and buzz to take them beyond their locality and into a national spotlight. The Trims have a strong sound reminiscent of early STrokes and the Brit Pop of the 90's, while simultaneously conjuring the swagger of artists like Joy Division. Blend that style with over-sexed lyrics about all things scandalous, and you have the identity that defines the trims. - Save Alternative In Letter Form James Levis, Eric Miranda, Peter Dosanjh, and Marlowe Kent. -From San Francisco, California. -Drawing influence from the works of The (early) Cure, Joy Division, Bauhaus, New Order, Echo and the Bunnymen, Interpol et al, they produce a sound that echoes the past, haunts the present and is constantly in the future. New album released on March 7 2014: Explorations Of Unknown Destinations |
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