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Thursday February 18 2016 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• ALL AGES $12 Emily Wells emilywellsmusic.com/ Alternative, experimental, classical Lorna Dune www.lornakrier.com/ dreamwave experimental pop Parkway iheartparkway.bandcamp.com/releases .shoegaze / new wave Emily Wells Emily Wells -from Amarillo, TX -Emily Wells is a performer, producer, singer, and composer known for her varied use of classical and modern instrumentation as well as her deft approach to live sampling. Classically trained as a violinist, she also performs using drums, guitars, keys, and beat machines. Wells has recorded and produced several albums including the critically acclaimed "Symphonies: Dreams, Memories & Parties" and "Mama". As a composer she contributed to the soundtrack for Park Chan-Wook's Stoker and created a piece for Terry Riley's 80th birthday in conjunction with WNYC. Wells has toured extensively in the US and Europe and will release her new full length album January 2016 on her label "Thesis & Instinct". Lorna Dune Lorna Krier -from Brooklyn, NY -Lorna Dune is the moniker of Lorna Krier, a virtuosic performer of “New Music” (think: classical music that is still being written), particularly in the Minimalist tradition, serving as a founder of several chamber style ensembles and a keyboardist/synthesist in numerous Brooklyn-based electronic music bands/collectives/groups of people making sound together. “An experimental keyboardist who is happy to go wherever her heart and ears tell her, redefining genres along the way, Lorna Dune inhabits a world of her own, and it’s a glorious thing to behold.” – Red Bull Music Academy Parkway Russell Arteaga, drums, Jeremiah Johnson, bass , Saagar Kurani, guitar Kate Lewis, vocals and synth, Jordan Shapiro, guitar -from Oakland, CA -Parkway has been described as the tone between shoegaze and new wave, perhaps dubbing the yet to be defined shoewave. It's indie rock with a swirl of guitars that can go from ethereal to assault in the blink of an eye added to stunning vocals and haunting melodies that have a slight pop sensibility. |
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