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Sunday September 17 2017 8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• 21 AND OVER $10  Steakhouse ---Unconditional Arms canceled www.steakhouseband.com/ alternative country electro post-punk\Driftercore Iska Dhaaf www.iskadhaaf.com/ dream pop post-punk Sam Miller www.facebook.com/sammillertheartist classical experimental pop punk soundtrack western Steakhouse Reid Black - guitar, voice Mark Sullivan - piano/organ, voice Brian Michaelson - drums Ville Vilpponen - bass -from San Francisco, CA -Steakhouse is a four-piece rock group from San Francisco, California. Their music sounds like post-punk with bits of country/western thrown in at all the wrong times. They are influenced by Scott Walker, Neu!, Roxy Music and The Clash. Steakhouse made a critically acclaimed eponyymous debut LP with producer Joe Goldring (Hope Sandoval, Swans), and is now playing shows and working on new music. Iska Dhaaf Vocals, Guitar / Nathan Quiroga Keyboard, Drums / Benjamin Verdoes -from Seattle-->Brooklyn -Iska Dhaaf (taken from Somali, translated roughly to “let it go”) Inspired by Sufi poetry, limitation, and an obsessive preoccupation with writing, Nathan Quiroga and Benjamin Verdoes have fused their seemingly disparate musical and personal backgrounds into something searching and honest. Their songs, with heavy rhythms and cutting melodic hooks, are at once infectious and sweetly disarming. Sam Miller Sam Miller -fromAlbuquerque, NM -Rock/classical/punk pianist and band director Sam Miller writes songs that encompass the joys of nihilist philosophy, human relationships and the void. Originally from Albuquerque, tracks from his two N.M. bands Grand Canyon and Jenny Invert are still available online, though he is now performing and recording under his own name. Sam burns off insane levels of stamina and endurance, finding nothing weird about running a race across the Williamsburg Bridge while eating a sandwich, chugging a beer and still winning. His unique mix of talent and irreverence makes each show an experience of pure audio art you won't want to miss. |
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