UPCOMING TIGHT BROS EVENTS IN THE ATL

Tuesday December 30 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
Black Lips (DJ set) with Cole & Jared
10pm - 2:00am - Free

Yes, it is true. While Cole Alexander and Jared Swilley of Black Lips are on temporary hiatus from touring and recording their new album entitled "200 Million Thousand", they will be Djing at the lovely 529 every Tuesday during December. The music gets started at 10pm and will go late into the night and end around 2am. The 529 is located in East Atlanta across the street from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals road. See you there tonight!

Saturday January 3 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
Carnivores
Girls of the Gravitron
21 and up / $5 at the door / 10pm

Saturday January 10 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
All the Saints
Balkans
$5 at door / 21 and up / 10pm

Friday January 16 at the Eyedrum
The Mighty Hannibal
Freddie Terrell & the Soul Expedition Band w/ Delia Gartrell
Noot D' Noot
Doors open at 9pm / $10 in advance / $12 at the Door
Tickets Available at this Link
or Purchase advance tickets at the following outlets:
Ella Guru * Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records

As obscure R&B legends go, the Mighty Hannibal remains perhaps the most interesting to grace the stage or airwaves of the 1950s and 1960s. A first cousin of maligned Clinton advisor Vernon Jordan and a flamboyant player all his life, Hannibal's music was as exciting as his life. Born James Shaw he started singing doo wop as an Atlanta teenager, and eventually released a string of moderately successful (and generally highly praised) singles for a variety of independent labels. Shaw's first group, the Overalls in 1954, included future Pips Edward Patten and Merald Knight. His first notable single as a solo performer (1958's "Big Chief Hug-Um an' Kiss-Um") was released under the name Jimmy Shaw on Concept. Other early singles of note include "My Name Is Hannibal" for Pan World, the Jack Nitzsche-penned "The Biggest Cry" (it of course featured a lush string arrangement courtesy of the writer), and the bluesy "I Need a Woman ('Cause I'm a Man)." For a time, Hannibal even recorded for his own Sharob label.

But it was his mid-'60s work that put Hannibal (as he was officially known by now) on the map. "Jerkin' the Dog" and "Fishin' Pole" showed the turban-decked one growing measurably in his singing and arranging skills. But it was the prophetic Shurfine hit "Hymn No. 5," a sobering gospel-blues about a black soldier writing home from Vietnam, that Hannibal will perhaps be best known for. Released in 1966, the tune beat the white hippie acts to the punch by at least a year in its anti-war consciousness. But by now, however, Hannibal had developed a serious heroin habit and was spending more time as a pimp than a performer, and wasted much energy trying to sound like the newly funkified James Brown and producing somewhat weaker singles.

By 1972, he had kicked heroin for good and recorded some of the best work of his career to this point. On "I'm Coming Home," Hannibal again visits the Vietnam quagmire, this time (it is now 1970) sending a young black man out of cities torn by drugs and riots into an even worse nightmare (could this be the younger brother of the vet described in "Hymn No. 5" half a decade earlier?). His anti-drug screamer "Truth Shall Set You Free" saw him (now calling himself King Hannibal) finding new direction in gospel, but it marked a low period for his songwriting. Hannibal spent most of the 1970s as a bit actor in films like The Buddy Holly Story and Roots or as a staff producer at Venture Records. He even worked as entertainment editor for a time at Atlanta Voice newspaper. The cult glam film Velvet Goldmine featured some of his music and helped jump-start his career again.
~ John Duffy, All Music Guide

Saturday January 17 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
Anna Kramer & the lost Cause
The N.E.C.
After Anna's set stick around for the Lost Cause DJ's spinning til 2am
$5 at door / 21 and up / 10pm

On the heels of the sensation her first, self-released CD caused in 2006 here in Atlanta, we asked Anna Kramer to join our roster. Out January 22nd, 2008, "The Rustic Contemporary Sounds of Anna Kramer & The Lost Cause" is sure to please even the most jaded of rock know-it-alls with it's warmth, and honest whallup. Packed with all the staples of her blistering live set, and flanked by the aural tsunami that is her rhythm section, Anna Kramer & The Lost Cause make a good case for the state of rock today being better than ever...if you know where to look.

Thursday January 22 at the Apache Cafe
Yo Majesty
Natalie Stewart (of Floetry)
Social Studies
18 and up / Doors open at 9pm / $8 in advance / $10 at door
purchase advance tickets here

Yo Majesty! Slammed up against the sonic perimeter of hip hop and R&B with a totally new-wave infrastructure this undisputed female trip has finally arrived, delivering to the world what it needs: soul stirring.

As a slam champion poet and trained actress, the creation of Floetry and it’s spectacular stage show, both came as first nature. A born performer and communicator, Natalie Stewart first took to the stage at the tender age of three. After graduating from Richard Branson’s BRIT Performing Arts and Technology College as ‘Student of The Year’, she later went on to invite her long time friend Marsha Ambrosius to perform at a poetry event that Natalie was headlining along side her renowned performance poetry group ‘3 Plus 1’. That night, Floetry was born. Natalie named herself, The Floacist, named Marsha The Songstress, and termed their genre as “poetic delivery with musical intent”. Initially operating as Floetry’s manager and PR, Natalie took the blossoming artistic venture from South London, UK to Philadelphia, USA.

Saturday January 24 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
Judi Chicago
Presents Dancing:
live show/ dj set every 4th Saturday at 529.
$ tba / 21 and up / 10pm

‘Dancing’. A pop-art celebration of the rituals of movement to music, on the fourth Saturday of every month. Judi Chicago will present a curated blend of live music and DJs playing kinetic sounds to move to. The format will be rhythmic: the full gamut from slamming house music, disco, funk, techno, ragga, hip-hop (the fun kind), electro, drum and bass… A dancehall buffet.

In true Judi Chicago-style, the hedonism will be augmented/sliced and diced with a deconstructionist’s scalpel. We’ll be exploring the art, science and psychology of body-moving. It will be a lot of fun.

We’ll be working on different experiments, events and themes to take place within the venue each month: penciled in our margins right now are such concepts as a genre-fisting ‘wheel o’ four-tunes’ that decides / re-decides the musical format every 30 minutes, an entire night of records being played backwards in an effort to invoke some form of demon or inspire a mass suicide, and a marathon set of Cannibal Corpse / Soulja Boy mash-ups (2 of these may actually happen).”

-Creative Loafing

Saturday January 31 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
Noot D' Noot
$10 at door / 21 and up / 10pm

Featuring members of The Selmanaires and Atlanta's Good Friday Experiment, Noot D'Noot create a pastiche of sounds and beats that pull you in and rule your mind grapes.

Saturday February 7 at 529 in East Atlanta
Supreeme
Doors at 10pm / $tba / 21 and up

Saturday February 14 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
Abby Go Go
The NEC
$5 / 21 and up / 10pm

Saturday February 21 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
Roger Alan Wade
$tba / 21 and up / 10pm

Wade's lyrics satirically deal with topics and stereotypes relating to redneck and honky tonk culture. His songs feature folky arrangements, featuring little or no accompaniment beyond acoustic guitar. His best known compositions include "BB Gun," "Butt Ugly Slut," "D-R-U-N-K," "Poontang," and "If You're Gonna Be Dumb."

Saturday February 28 at 529 in East Atlanta
(Across from Flat Iron on 529 Flat Shoals Rd)
Judi Chicago
with Special Guest:
Gil Mantera's Party Dream
Presents Dancing: live show/ dj set every 4th Saturday at 529.
$10 / 21 and up / 10pm
Tickets available here at this link
or at the following outlets:
Ella Guru * Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records

‘Dancing’. A pop-art celebration of the rituals of movement to music, on the fourth Saturday of every month. Judi Chicago will present a curated blend of live music and DJs playing kinetic sounds to move to. The format will be rhythmic: the full gamut from slamming house music, disco, funk, techno, ragga, hip-hop (the fun kind), electro, drum and bass… A dancehall buffet.

In true Judi Chicago-style, the hedonism will be augmented/sliced and diced with a deconstructionist’s scalpel. We’ll be exploring the art, science and psychology of body-moving. It will be a lot of fun.

We’ll be working on different experiments, events and themes to take place within the venue each month: penciled in our margins right now are such concepts as a genre-fisting ‘wheel o’ four-tunes’ that decides / re-decides the musical format every 30 minutes, an entire night of records being played backwards in an effort to invoke some form of demon or inspire a mass suicide, and a marathon set of Cannibal Corpse / Soulja Boy mash-ups (2 of these may actually happen).”

-Creative Loafing

Saturday March 7 at the 529 in East Atlanta
The Selmanaires
Social Studies
21 and up / Admission $10 / 10pm

Tuesday March 10 at the Masquerade
King Khan & the Shrines
Mark Sultan
Tickets available at this link or all Ticket Master Locations which include Publix Grocery.
Doors open at 8pm / $10 in advance / $12 at the Door


Who is this manic Master of Ceremonies who openly confesses to the two grand black bohemians said to be lunatic Sun Ra and George Clinton, and whose antics certainly remind us of a young Herman Sonny Blount and his Solar Arkestra?

King Khan & The Shrines have been spreading their love like peanut butter since 1999. A youngblood King Khan on his royal buddhistic journey decides to sow some wild oats in Germany, he finds true love and fulfills his life long dream of leading a super bad ass 10 piece soul inferno!!!!

“I didn’t just want the audience to have an aural orgasm… I wanted an EYEGASM too!!!” – King Khan.

Tuesday March 24 at the Earl
Efterklang
Doors at 8:30pm / $8 / 21 and up
Tickets available at this link
or Purchase advance tickets at the following outlets:
Ella Guru * Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records

Efterklang (the Danish word for remembrance and reverberation) is a post-pop group formed on January 2001 in the Danish capital, Copenhagen. The group consists of five core members (Mads Brauer, Casper Clausen, Thomas Husmer, Rune Mølgaard & Rasmus Stolberg). When performing live, the core five-piece band is complemented with the addition of violinist/singer Peter Broderick, trombonist/singer Niklas Antonson, pianist/singer Anna Brønsted and guitarist/singer Frederik Teige.

They have released albums on the British/American record label The Leaf Label, but also have their own record label called Rumraket (the Danish word for space rocket). So far the Rumraket roster includes Grizzly Bear, amiina, Cacoy, Erik Levander, Kama Aina, Slaraffenland, Taxi Taxi!, and Canon Blue.

Efterklang has a history of working with many guest musicians on their recordings. Filmmaker Karim Ghahwagi can also be found among their key contributors, having made several visuals for their live shows from 2003 to 2005 as well as the video for "Swarming." Another key contributor is Nan Na Hvass, the mastermind behind the critically acclaimed artwork for One-Sided LP, Under Giant Trees, Parades, and the Mirador video

Saturday May 23 at the Earl
Mr. Lif
Lee Harvey Oswald
Social Studies
21 and up / $10 in advance / $10 at the door
Tickets available at this link.
or Purchase advance tickets at the following outlets:
Ella Guru * Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records

Mr. Lif (born Jeffrey Haynes) is a Boston rapper who is currently signed to New York independent label Definitive Jux. Besides his solo career, Lif is also a member of the hip hop group The Perceptionists with long-time friends and collaborators Akrobatik and DJ Fakts One. Mr. Lif grew up in the neighbourhood of Brighton in Boston, MA. For two years he attended Colgate University, dropping out after becoming enamored with the hip hop music being produced at the time. He became a performer in 1994. In 2000 and 2001 he won the Kahlua Boston Music Awards for Outstanding Rap/Hip Hop Act. Mr. Lif’s family ancestry is Barbadian, and his faith Rasta.

Below you can view an archive of Artists that TIGHT BROS NETWORK booked or promoted at various venues in Atlanta from April 2004- November 2008 in chronological order.
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Savath & Savalas, Juana Molina, dj Nobody, Kopernik, Liars, Young People, Get Hustle, The Fall, Deerhunter, Deerhoof, Four Tet, SunBurned Hand of the Man, Leb-Laze, Peaches, The Spooks (members of Black Lips and Deerhunter!), Knamiproko, TSK, Blame Game, Ova!, Happy Mothers Day, I can't read, eX-girl, Selmanaires, Nautical Almanac, Wilson and Heath, Rat Threads (members of Deerhunter & The Flakes), Acid Mothers Temple, Funkstörung, Inceptdate, Decibaka and Pat Foley, Gravy Train!!!!, The Vanishing, David Grubbs, Cex, Make Believe, Emperor X, Japanther, Hearts of Darknesses, Girl Talk, Tracy + the Plastics, The Beach (members of the Alphabets, Deerhunter and Flakes), Triage, Black Love, Mandarin, The Microphones/mt. eerie, Wilson + Heath, Mirah, Tara Jane O'Neil, Kiwis of The South Pacific, Mates of State, Solex, Worm is Green, Wolf Eyes, Rubber O Cement, Wilson + Heath, Eyedea & Abilities, Q and not U, Gold Chains & Sue Cie, Death Sentence: Panda!, California Lightening, Sic Alps, Animal Collective, Gang Gang Dance, Chris Leo/Vague Angels, Panthers, Death From Above 1979, Vietnam, Saturday Looks Good To Me, Terror at the Opera, The Selmanaires, Rtx (Royal Trux), Deerhunter, The Flakes, Les Georges Leningrad, The Beach (members of the Alphabets, Deerhunter and Flakes), Black Lips, Deerhunter (debut full length LP release party), Electrosleep International, The Selmanaires, The Orphins, Earl Greyhound, J. Swill is America's Child (Jared from Black Lips one man band!), Richard Devine, Five12 & Keepadding, Suit & Tie Guy, Phonepunk, Mr. Mips, Cex, Aloha, Weather, Ex-Models, Chinese Stars, Deerhunter, Leb-Laze, Dragons 1976, Phonepunk, The Marsh, Ruins (solo Tatsuya Yoshida), Untied States, The Flakes, Beep Beep, Skeleton Key, The Beach (members of the Alphabets, Deerhunter and Flakes), Vietnam, The Comas, The Marsh, Man Man, The Marsh, The Roger Sisters, Les Georges Leningrad, The Watchers, Panthers, Turing Machine, Parts and Labor, Xiu Xiu, The Beach (members of the Alphabets, Deerhunter and Flakes), Sage Francis, Sol. iLLaquists of Sound, Jared Paul, Atmosphere, P.O.S, GRAYSKUL, The Rolling Sixties, Viva Voce, The Break Up, Beat Beat Beat, NOTOWN SOUND FESTIVAL, No-Neck Blues Band, Sunburned Hand Of The Man, Charalambides, Excepter, The Skygreen Leopards, Magik Markers, Burning Star Core, Crystal Lake, Vigin Eye Blood Brothers, Samara Lubelski, Jessica Rylan, Gown, Vastopol, Anna Kramer, Airoes, Magicicada, Zandosis, Of Montreal, St. Thomas, Licentious 5, Out Hud, Hella, KRANKY RECORDS TOUR, Keith Fullerton Whitman, Greg Davis, Bird Show ( Ben Vida from Town & Country), Magicicada, Les Angles Morts, Caribou formerly Manitoba, Junior Boys, The Russian Futurist, Sightings, The Spooks, The Selmanaires, The Flakes, Lightning Bolt, DAT politics, Airoes, Phonepunk, The Perceptionist featuring Mr. Lif. Akrobatik. DJ Fakts One., Inceptdate w/ Zano, The Black Lips, We are Wolves, The Flakes, Dirty Projectors, The Wind-Up Bird, Melt Banana, Vaz, Sids, Deerhunter, Green Milk From The Planet Orange, The Flakes, Gang Gang Dance, Bloodlines, The Evens, The Peppermints, Deerhunter, White Mice, Coughs, Ari. Ari., Le Flange du Mal, EzeeTiger, Drylungs, Afrirampo, Sids, Veronica Lipgloss And The Evil Eyes, Shock Cinema, Kid606, Knifehandchop, Eats Tapes, Airoes, Gravy Train!!!!, Kill Me Tomorrow, Dance Disaster Movement, VIP, Breather Resist, Red Sparowes, Zombi, Partyline (Allison from Bratmobile's new band), Octopus Project, Circle, Urdog, Deerhoof, The Double, Hubcap City, DJ Prefuse 73, DJ Nobody, Prefuse 73, Leb-Laze, Dj Nobody, Of Montreal, James Husband, Wolf Eyes, Khanate, Prurient, Zandosis, The Gossip, Danger Woman, Grand Buffet, Lyrics Born, Pigeon John, Samadha, Dj Leb-Laze, Black Dice, Growing, Vastopol, Six Organs of Admittance, Hush Harbors, Jackie-O Motherfucker, Nautical Almanac, Tracy + the Plastics, Adult., Genders, Retconned, Gogol Bordello, XBXRX, Airoes, Sids, CALVIN JOHNSON, TENDER FOREVER, MOUNTAINS, BLACK LIPS DJ SET, EX-MODELS, DEERHUNTER, TIGHT PHANTOMZ, A FIR-JU WELL, ANNA KRAMER, LICENTIOUS 5, CHROMATICS, WEREWOLF UNION, DRYLUNGS, USA IS A MONSTER, KITES, THE FLAKES, DEERHUNTER, BLOOD ON THE WALL, PSYCHIC ILLS, OXFORD COLLAPSE, AN ALBATROSS, SHOCK CINEMA, YIP YIP, Blowfly, The Spooks,( THE BLACK LIPS & DEERHUNTER), EASTSIDE ALLSTARS, Andy Diztler, SOME GIRLS (members of the Locust, Plot To Blow Up The Eiffel Tower), me and him call it us, eastcoast allstars, The Selmanaires, The Flakes, The Liverhearts, Gil Mantera's Party Dream, Emenrgency Broadcast system The Beach (members of the Alphabets, Deerhunter and Flakes), Deerhunter, Sand Cats (Cex aka Rjyan Kidwell and Roby from Milemarker), Lexie Mountain Boys, Orthrelm, Blame Game, Calabi Yau, Ariel Pink, Belong, Hearts of Darknesses, Lake Serious, Peelander-Z (from Japan), The Black Lips, Beat Beat Beat, The Letters Organize, Barbez, Sadaharu, Marissa Nadler, Dirty Projectors, James Sumner (films), Genghis Tron, Akimbo, Shock Cinema, Measles Mumps Rubella, No Things (ex Liars), Knife Skills, Post Office Gals, Circle (from Finland), Cul De Sac, The Beach (members of the Alphabets, Deerhunter and Flakes), The Black Lips, Kig Khan & BBQ, Thunderbirds are Now!, Shock Cinema, Rahim, Tony Conrad, Jonathan Kane, San Agustin, They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, The Gossip, Panther, Lesbians on Ecstacy, My Siamese Self, Eliot Lipp, Samadha, Kudu, Chris Devoe, Voxtrot, The Ponys, The Carbonas, Wolfmother, Die! Die! Die, The Selmanaires, Snowden, Shock Cinema, Subtle (anticon), Fog, Jel, Spank Rock, Kebbi Williams & Kinah Botah, Islands (formerly the Unicorns), Why? (Anticon), Cadence Weapon, Art Brut, The Robocop Kraus, Think About Life, Blood on the Wall, Psychic Ills, Deerhunter, God's America, Josephine Foster, Grace Braun, Green Milk From The Planet Orange, Sovus Radio, Seventh Ring of Saturn, Dj A-trak (kanye west's dj and 5-time world champion,) The Rub Dj's Cosmo Baker and Ayers, Soul Position (featuring RJD2 & Blueprint), One Be Lo, Chris Devoe, Glass Candy, Chromatics, Tenth to the Moon, Cex (tigerbeat6), Love of Everything, Psychic Hearts, Cinemechanica (CD release show), Bring Back the Guns, Textbook, The Spinto Band, Dr. Dog, Lovely Feathers, Sonic Youth after party with Deerhunter, Howlin Rain (members of Comets on Fire and Sunburned Hand of the Man), Warmer Milks, Awesome Color, Guapo, Zombi, The Seventh Ring of Saturn, Diplo, CSS (sub pop records), Bonde do Role (baile funk-hop from brazil), Battlecat (first show) This Song is a Mess but So am I, Emperor X, Drylungs (last show), Sids, Mika Miko, Lenny's, Boot Camp Clik, Buckshot, Smif N Wessun, Sean Price, Heltah Skeltah, Snowden, The Selmanaires, Deerhunter, Gil Manteras Party Dream, An Albatross, TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS FESTIVAL NO. 4 "BOHRIUM", John Fahey Tribute/Record Release Concert, Loren Connors (New York), San Agustin (New York/Atlanta), John Fahey/Elizabeth Cotten video, Keenan Lawler (Lexington), An Evening in the 1960s Underground, Hosted by Tony Conrad (New York), World Premiere, a film by Ira Cohen, "Brain Damage", World Premiere, a film by Ira Cohen, "Invasion of Thunderbolt Pagoda" Also featuring films by Jack Smith, Tony Conrad and Piero Heliczer, Hubcap City (Atlanta), Rhys Chatham's Guitar Army (Paris), Deerhunter (Atlanta), One Umbrella (Austin), Film and video featuring Charlemagne Palestine, World Premiere, Rhys Chatham's Essentialist (Paris), Tony Conrad (New York), Leif Inge (Oslo) 24-hour concert "9 Beet Stretch", Fourth Annual Esplanade Memorial Goat Roast/Low Country Boil, ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE SWR(tsuyama/yoshida/kawabata), RUINS ALONE(yoshida), AKATEN(tsuyama/yoshida), ZOFFY(tsuyama/kawabata), ZUBI ZUVA X(tsuyama/yoshida/kawabata), SEIKAZOKU(tsuyama/yoshida/kawabata), SHRINP WARK(yoshida/kawabata), Neptune, Untied States, Enon, The Gossip, Mika Miko, Swan Island, Glass Candy, Chromatics, Blowfly, Cheveu (france), Serena Maneesh, Evangelicals, Wovenhand, EX MODELS, Battlecat, Subtle (anticon), Samadha, Dj Gnosis, Alias and Tarsier, Electric President, Astronautalis, One Self (Dj Vadim), Psyche Origami, Mr. Invisible, Wolf Eyes, John Wiese, Roger Stella, Zoroaster, Jason Forrest Band (formerly Donna Summer), Zandosis, Dust Galaxy (Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation), Flosstradamus, Thunderbirds Are Now!, Rescue, Psycic Hearts, Awesome Color (ecstatic peace!), Witchcraft (sweden), Danava, Zoroaster, The Slits, The Apes, Sids, Make Believe (Joan of Arc), The Plot to Blow up the Eiffel Tower, Irreversible, Ecstatic Sunshine, Atlas Sound (Bradford from Deerhunter soloe), (Kranky Records), Charalambides (Kranky Records), Les Georges Leningrad, Duchess Says, Sids, Club of Rome, Pleaseeasaur (Comedy Central records), Attractive Eighties Women, Islands (formerly The Unicorns), Subtitle, Blueprint, The Evangelicals, Beach House Music (carpark records), Over the Atlantic, Dat Politics, Kevin Blechdom, Matt and Kim, Deerhunter, Snowden,, Gringo Star, Oxford Collapse (Sub Pop records),Thunderbirds are Now! (French Kiss Records), Sovus Radio, Matt Valentine & Erika Elder with the Bummer Road, The Rub DJ Ayres, Eleven and Cosmo Baker, Jean-Louis Costes, Barr (Kill Rock Stars), Marnie Stern, Sleep Therapy, Red Sparowes (members of Isis and Neurosis), Kylesa, Irreversible, Grizzly Bear (warp records), The Papercuts, Hubcap City, The Selmanaires,The Carbonas, The Coat Hangers, Peelander-z, Samadha, Herb Harris (the selmanaires), The Thermals (Sub Pop Records), The Big Sleep, Sleep Therapy, Untied States, The Apes, Child Abuse, The Club of Rome, Neil Michael Hagerty and the Howling Hex, Hubcap City, Magik Markers, Ecstatic Sunshine, WZT Hearts, Lexie Mountain Boys, Aaron Lacrate (milkcrate Records), Rob Wonder,Asobi Seksu, Saturday Looks Good To Me, Oppenheimer, Chris Bathgate, Sunburned Hand of the Man, Gown, Hubcap City, Magicicada, Lo-Fi-Fnk (sweden), Mint Chicks (New Zealand), The Prayers (members of the Plot to Blow up The Eiffel Tower), Le Castle Vania, Appleseed Cast, The Life and Times, Sleep Therapy, Bunny Rabbit, Tha Pumpsta, Bruno and the Dreamies, Bonde Do Role, Flosstradamus, Dj Rob Wonder, Battles (Warp records), Loney, Dear (Sub Pop Records), Kebbi Williams & Kinah Botah, Kid Koala, Samadha, Coach Fingers (members of No-Neck Blues Band), Yximalloo, R. Mexico, Menomena, Jeffrey Butzer/MIDWIVES, Jack Rose, Long Knives, One Thousand Holy Shards, Arbouretum (thrill jockey), David Karsten Daniels, Leslie & the Ly's, Noxagt, Panthers (vice), Deerhunter, Jay Reatard, Silver Daggers (mems. of Mika Miko), Club of Rome, MC Frontalot, Attractive Eighties Woman, Lady Sovereign, Matt and Kim, King Kong (Ethan Buckler from Slint), BROTHER ALI, PSALM ONE, BK ONE, REEF THE LOST CAUZE, TOKI WRIGHT, Priestbird (formerly Tarantula A.D.), Pit er Pat (thrill jockey), All the Saints, Frog Eyes, Alex Delivery, Awol One, Josh Martinez, Mine+Us, Dj Hoppa, Ladytron DJ set featuring: Reuben Wu & Mira Aroyo, The Selmanaires, Tussle, Noot d' Noot, Lifesavas (quannam projects), Strange Fruit Project, Dj Marc Sence, Dan Deacon, Video Hippos, From A-Z, Sightings (load records), The Seventh Ring of Saturn, Chinese Stars, Battlecat, Brass Castle, Chris Gareau (absolutely kosher records), Strezo, Battles, Battlecat, Judi Chicago, Neil Hamburger, Dr El Suavo, Great Northern, Deerhunter, Gang Gang Dance, Ocrilim, Voxtrot, Palomar, Magic Apron, The Liverhearts,Death Set, Scars (formerly Estrada), The Selmanaires, Dark Meat, The Ettes, Abe Vigoda, John Thill, Gold Painted Nails, Rump Posse, Je Suis France, Brass Castle, Big Business, Zoroaster, Mouth of the Architect, Christine, Gravy Train!!!!, Judi Chicago, XBXRX, We Versus the Shark, The Valley Arena, Marnie Stern, Celephais, Lid Emba, Flosstradamus, Portugal the Man,PlayRadioPlay! (island records),The Photo Atlas, The Only Children, Pterodactyl, Early Modern Witch Trials, Au Revoir Simone, Oh No Oh My, Numbers, Circle (Finland), Endless Boogie, Big Bear, Diplo, Girl Talk, Dan Deacon, White Williams, The Dirty Projectors, Ecstatic Sunshine, Deerhunter, No Age, FagStatic, Cut Teeth, Yo Majesty,The Coat Hangers, Rob Wonder, Untied States, These Are Powers, Gold Painted Nails, Je Suis France, Still Flyin', Matthew Dear's Big Hands, Mobius Band, Chris Devoe, Octopus Project, Morning State, Midwives, Damo Suzuki (former Vocalist for Can), San Agustin (Table of the Elements), Magik Markers, Suitcases, The Seventh Ring of Saturn, Georgie James (members of Q and not U), Le Loup, Look Mexico, Witchcraft, Saviours, Devlin and Darko (Spank Rock dj's), Busdriver, Daedelus, Chris Devoe, DJ Gnosis, Enon, Love of Diagrams, Untied States, Jens Lekman, Aesop Rock, Rob Sonic with DJ Wiz, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Dj Signify & Blockhead, MF DOOM?, Black Lips, Har Mar Superstar, DJ Klever, Dan Deacon, Ultimate Reality, Toy Party Attack, White Williams, Club of Rome, Rings, Atlas Sound (Bradford from Deerhunter), White Rainbow, Valet, Leslie and the Ly's, Muffy, Chinese Frankenstein, The Chinese Stars, Brass Castle, Untied States, Why?, Cryptacize, Panther, Sian Alice Group (Social Registry), Mike Bones (Social Registry), Simian Mobile Disco (DJ Set), Le Castle Vania, Municipal Waste, The Carbonas (members of Quadilliacha), Iron Lung, Enon, Howlin Rain, Nomen Novum, When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth, Vera Fang, Battlecat, Bonde Do Role, The Death Set, Muffy, Rob Wonder, Judi Chicago, Efterkland, Slaraffenland, sleep Therapy, Thee Silver Mt Zion Memorial Orchestra, Vic Chesnutt, Subtle (anticon), Supreeme, Future Ape Tapes, Howlin Rain, Royal Thunder, U.S. Royalty, Underskatement Film Festival Vol. 4, No Age, Abe Vigoda, Infinite Body, Bows and Arrows, Diplo, Dark Meat, Noot D' Noot, Chairlift, Rajio, Ariel Pinks Haunted Graffiti, Titus Andronicus, Pink Police, Club of Rome, Cryptacize, Ruby Isle, Unicornicopia, Ami Dang, Oneida, Dark Meat, Dirty Faces, Jah Division Sound System, Adventure, CCIVORY, Ear PWR, Waterloo, Parachutes, Thank You, Frode Gjerstad/ Paal Nilssen-Love duo, Hawnay Troof, Battlecat, Vera Fang, Gil Manteras Party Dream, Death Pill, Deepest Desires, Math Candy, Daedelus, Noot D' Noot, Samadha, SOS (King Khan, Bobby Ubangi and Frank Jensen), The Coathangers, These Are Powers, Jana Hunter, Lesser Gonzalaz Alvarez, Indian Jewelry, Tenth to the Moon, Gold Painted Nails, Tree Creature, Eat Skull, Psychedelic Horseshit, Black Time, The Juan Maclean, Holy Ghost!, Captain Crunk & DvDeath, Siver Jew (documentary film), Neil Hamburger, Pleaseeasaur, Attractive Eighties Women, Sunburned Hand of the Man, Lyonnais, Magic Apron, The Dead Science, Grand Buffet, Hearts of Darknesses, CCIVORY, Mini Destroy, Deepest Desires, Treasure Fingers, Jokers Of the Scene, Trackademicks, Nick Catchdubs, Times New Viking, Jay Reatard, Pylon, Deerhunter, The Spooks, Cola Freaks, Diplo, Abe Vigoda, Boy 8-Bit, Telepathe, The Selmanaires, Parts & Labor, Tenth to the Moon, The King Khan & BBQ Show, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Carbonas, Hawks, Subtle, Zach Hill (hella), Lyonnais, The Gaye Blades, Skin Problems, DJ Cole Alexander of Black Lips, Black Lips DJ SET, Recompass, Social Studies, Nomen Novum, Lyonnais, Retconned, Airoes, SIDS, Skin Problems, High Marks


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