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next is the support band(s),
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Saturday
February 7 2015 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• ALL AGES $12 You Blew It www.youblewitfl.com/ punk emo indie pop Tiny Moving Parts tinymovingparts.com/ emo/math rock Rozwell Kid rozwellkid.tumblr.com/ alternative indie rock noise pop power pop slacker rock You Blew It Tanner Jones, Andy Anaya, Trevor O'Hare, Matt Nissley, Andy Vila -from Orlando, FL -You Blew It! might be one of the last great hold-outs in the emo revival that took over the last decade. More sane than Algernon Cadwallader, less sonically-spacious than Cap’n Jazz, YBI! cherrypicks from 90’s emo and indie in a fashion that many have aimed for but few have achieved. These cat-loving, taco-eating dudes have been holding it down in their native Orlando scene since February 2009. Since then, they’ve had enough lineup changes to see something like twelve members come and go all while completing four out-of-state tours and a few notable gigs with The Get Up Kids. Tiny Moving Parts Dylan Mattheisen - guitar/vocals Matthew Chevalier - bass/vocals Billy Chevalier - drums -from Benson, MN - Tiny Moving Parts are a trio from Minnesota, featuring two brothers and a cousin. Sparkling guitar riffs and rough-around-the-edges are par for the course in a genre packed to capacity with bands, but Dylan Mattheisen and Matt Chevalier shout out some harrowing confessionals. Rozwell Kid -Jordan Hudkins and bandmates, which include Adam L. Meisterhans (also of Demon Beat) on lead guitar, Andrew LaCara on guitar and vox, Devin Donnelly on bass and vox, and Sean Hallock on drums. -Rozwell Kid is the rock’n’roll brainchild of Demon Beat drummer, Jordan Hudkins, who, with the help of his bandmates, creates music that honors the insouciant attitude of his LA post-grunge influences, without the sun-tanned decadence of some of his noise pop counterparts. Born and raised in West Virginia, Hudkins’ landlocked upbringing is reflected perfectly on “Unmacho,” which pairs music that bursts at the seams with restless energy and lyrics that grapple with the dark side of fun. |
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