Tuesday June 30 at 529 in East Atlanta
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone
Cryptacize
CCIVORY
21 and up / $7 / 9pm
Tickets available at this link or at the following outlets:
Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records * www.ticketalternative.com

Casiotone for the Painfully Alone (CFTPA) is the beats-and-keys solo project of singer, songwriter and Chicago resident, Owen Ashworth. Drawing heavy influence from traditional Americana as well as 80’s synth pop and commercial hip hop, the music of CFTPA is a curious mix of austere character studies and playful electronic programming.

Cryptacize deals in the unforgettable melody, the forsaken chord and the extravagant sentiment. They offer a distinct kind of pleasure; it's not casual background or 'lifestyle' music. Nedelle Torrisi's surefooted and richly nuanced vocal arabesques, like a modern day Freddie Mercury or Ronnie Spector, strangely complement Chris Cohen's guitar, maniacally sped-up a la Les Paul or staccato and funny like Roy Smeck or Adolph Jacobs of the Coasters. Michael Carreira's syncopated drum corps rudiments and pit-orchestra rave-ups propel the songs with a refreshingly buoyant touch that never lapses into rock music cliches.

Saturday July 4 at 529
Bobby Ubangi Benefit & Punk Carnival
Carbonas
Predator
Customers
Barreracudas
$5 / 9pm / 21 and up

The Carbonas (formed in 2001) hail from Atlanta, GA, home to some of the most exciting new bands to hit the scene in quite awhile. Along with The Lids (now defunct), Black Lips, and up-and-comers like The Frantic and Beat Beat Beat, The Carbonas are turning Atlanta into the next Seattle. Or Chicago. Or something like that. You know what I mean.

Saturday Jul 11 at 529
Abe Vigoda
Talbot Tagora
Carnivores
9pm / $8 / 21 and up
Tickets available at this link or at the following outlets:
Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records * www.ticketalternative.com

Abe Vigoda is the new LA punk secret weapon. Coming from a shattered and splattered background of No Wave, Pop, Darkness and Hope, ABE VIGODA bring forth a sound that is tempting and beautiful, yet melodic and tropical. The first proper full length comes in the name SKELETON and is a twisted joy ride through the four boys' private party. Soothing parts that remind you of CAPTAIN BEEFHEART and MY BLOODY VALENTINE, or some Punk with a haunting REGGAETON pulse that makes you move. When the record is done, a little more than thirty minutes, you are left feeling that there is something they are trying to tell you, on second listen it smacks you in the face... ABE VIGODA are here! Coming from the same team as THE SMELL champions NO AGE and MIKA MIKO, ABE VIGODA hold a DIY attitude and play all over the place whenever they can, bringing an instant vibe all their own.

Abe Vigoda have been going at it for years now, since 2004 their sound has progressed into many different styles and shapes, leaving them with a unique take on punk and its various states of attitude. Having previously released some singles, two full lengths, cassettes, etc, SKELETON captures the boys honing in on an amazing direction. You hear a bit of dream-like ambience that seams through entire songs, with a beat that drives you into their world, and vocals that are underneath the music as much as they are on top. SKELETON, sometimes is a bit like a punked up version of PAUL SIMON'S "GRACELAND" and other times like a PSYCHADELIC FURS song being played in a church with all that room sound adding to the pop hooks. It is all ABE VIGODA though, pulling and heading in paths which are familiar and also fresh. SKELETON is an instant LA Now Classic and Abe Vigoda are the new jam.

Friday July 17 at the Earl
Ok Productions and Tight Bros Presents!
Dirty Projectors
Atlas Sound
9pm $12 in advance - $14 at the door
Tickets available at this link or at the following outlets:
The Earl * Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records * www.ticketalternative.com

Dirty Projectors are a music group led by singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dave Longstreth. Based in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, New York City, with connections to the Portland, OR music scene, the group has produced a distinctive sound of electronic experimentation, melded with traditional instruments and harmonically complex vocals. Their recordings range from Prince-style one-man-recording-studio productions (The Glad Fact) , to arranged orchestrations (the “Slaves’ Graves” half of Slaves’ Graves & Ballads), to basic voice over nylon-string guitar (the “Ballads” half of the aforementioned) to an amalgamation of all these tactics (the ‘glitch opera’ of The Getty Address and the mixed nature of New Attitude EP). Throughout, Longstreth’s aggressively melodic vocals provide a consistent identity for otherwise widely divergent approaches to pop music. Longstreth claims influences ranging from Don Henley to Mariah Carey[1]. The former’s influence is most easily seen in The Getty Address album, which is a conceptual opera written from the point of view of Henley as a Spanish Conquistador, though the latter’s vocal gymnastics clearly provide a clue to Longstreth’s approach. Longstreth’s latest album, Rise Above, is an attempt to re-imagine the lyrics of Black Flag’s Damaged album from memory over complex music that sees influence from the contemporary African blues and funk of such artists as Ali Farka Toure and Konono No. 1.

Friday July 24 at 529
Cinemechanica
So Many Dynamos
Cast Spells
Coyote Bones
9pm / $4 in advance / $7 at the Door
Tickets available at the link or at the following outlets:
Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records * www.ticketalternative.com

In 2004, St. Louis's So Many Dynamos released their debut full length, "When I Explode." It was not an Arcade Fire/Clap Your Hands Say Yeah indie rock breakout success story. It didn't catapult the band onto the front of magazine covers or land them backstage snorting lines off of Jack White's Grammy. It did however, do what debut full lengths should do for young bands from moderately ignored towns on small labels; it exposed the band to those willing to listen, received nods from Spin Magazine and Entertainment Weekly among others, and acted as the hypothetical fuel (read: cheaper than real fuel) to carry a GMC Vandura across over 30 states for over 200 shows. Now So Many Dynamos return with "Flashlights", their second full length for Seattle's Skrocki Records.

"Flashlights" is the sophomore record that young bands from moderately ignored towns on small labels are supposed to make; it expands on their debut in every aspect. The band's unique brand of chaotic pop has been sharpened, refined. The songs are catchier, noisier, dancier, smarter, often weaving in and out, Frogger-style, between anthematic choruses and epileptic freakouts. The band has also learned how the recording studio works, harnessing the urgency of their live performances into ones and zeroes and throwing some unexpected instruments into the fold (4 piece horn section, 30 piece choir, toy accordion, banjo, thumb piano, etc.)

Calculated in conception and dead on in execution, So Many Dynamos is a band intent on not half-assing anything. They will continue to remind you that "infect" is the base word of "infectious". And perhaps, in the right time at the right place, if you allow yourself, they will crawl beneath your skin and force you to itch yourself into a dance you didn't know you knew the moves to.

Thursday July 30 at the Earl
Gil Mantera's Party Dream
Night Moves Gold
Living Rooms
8:30pm / $8 in advance / $10 at the Door
Tickets available at the link or at the following outlets:
Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records * www.ticketalternative.com * The Earl

Gil Mantera's Party Dream is an electronic synth-pop party band hailing originally from Youngstown, Ohio. Consisting of brothers Gil Mantera and Ultimate Donny, the Party Dream is known for their over-the-top live shows and updated channeling of 1980s synth-pop à la Tears for Fears. Their music blends synth-heavy electronic dance music with heavy basslines, distorted guitar, and even a few progressive rock influences.

They have toured several times with successful artists as varied as Grand Buffet, An Albatross, GWAR, and Art Brut, and most notably were invited several times to play New York City with The Rapture. In 2008 they toured across the country with the Van's Warped Tour. Originally a regional phenomenon, the Party Dream signed to Fat Possum Records, a primarily blues label that is also the home of The Black Keys and The Fiery Furnaces, and have begun extensive national touring. In mid-2006, they were invited to play the SXSW concert series in Austin, Texas, garnering enough attention at their three garish live shows to warrant a "Best Show [SXSW]" award from the Village Voice. They were also featured by Spin magazine as a Spin.com band of the day and warranted a recommendation on Timothy McSweeney's publishing house website.

The Party Dream is well-known among their fans for their pseudo-performance art approach to playing live, with sets that include not only musical performance, but also improvised stage patter, dance, and at times even elements of striptease. Driven by Gil's synthesizer arrangements and Donny's wildly over-emotive vocal stylings, the Party Dream produces danceable, electronic music with recognizable hooks that are often performed by Gil, who sings exclusively through a vocoder. After originally focusing on improvised performance, the Party Dream has now matured into a dance band with recorded musical offerings that while not directly comparable with their frenetic live shows, has placed them in a position to expand on their regional success and join the indie/post-punk revival from a decidedly different angle than their peers.

F riday July 31 at 529
Anna Kramer
$7 / 9pm / 21 and up

An Atlanta-based singer, songwriter, guitarist, and pianist, Anna Kramer specializes in rootsy, jangly ock with a distinct country twang, and her vibrant live shows, both solo and as part of her Lost Cause trio with Shannon Mulvaney on bass and Adam Renshaw on drums, have garnered her a whole host of fans on the Southeast touring circuit. Born in Greensboro, NC, Kramer has lived in Little Five Points, GA, since she was six years old. Her first release was a 7" with Rob's House Records in 2005 and a debut full-length album, The Rustic Contemporary Sounds of Anna Kramer & the Lost Cause, appeared in 2008 from Mulvaney's International Hits imprint.

Saturday August 1 at 529
Twin Tigers
Abby Go Go
10pm / $7 / 21 and up

Straight out of Athens, GA and fronted by singer Matthew Rain (Psychic Hearts), Twin Tigers draws influences from post 60s psychedelic rock, with hints of indie pop rock, Enoch Bledsoe and Amy Morris also apart of the magic help make up Twin Tigers.

Thursday August 6 at Star Bar
Octopus Project
Tealights
Living Rooms
9pm / $5 in advance / $8 at the Door
Tickets available at the link or at the following outlets:
Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records * www.ticketalternative.com

The Octopus Project is an American indietronica band based in Austin, Texas. Its unique sound, blending pop and experimental elements, is a combination of digital and electronic sounds and noises (including drum machine, keyboard, synthesizers and other devices) and analog equipment (including guitars and live drums). Its music is mostly instrumental.

On April 30, 2006, the band played the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. They were offered the opportunity after a fan, unbeknownst to the band, entered them in a contest held by the festival on MySpace in which voters were to "nominate their favorite band for an open slot at the festival".

Saturday August 8 at 529
Mighty Hannibal Birthday Bash!
9pm / $7 in advance - $10 at the Door
Tickets available at the link or at the following outlets:
Decatur CD * Fantasyland Records * www.ticketalternative.com

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. 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. 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-lues 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. 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.

Friday August 14 at 529
Jonathan Kane (ex- Swans, Table of the Elements)
Lyonnais
Retconned
9pm / $7 / 21 and up

Highly praised by such publications as the NY Times and Rolling Stone, drummer Jonathan Kane was a founding member of the experimental rock band Swans. Kane has composed for solo and ensemble performances, dance, theater and television. He played in LaMonte Young's Forever Bad Blues Band, and was the only drummer in Rhys Chatham's 100 electric guitar orchestra. Kane has been playing with Gary Lucas since 1992, as a member of Lucas' band Gods and Monsters. ~ Joslyn Layne, All Music Guide

Thursday September 3 at 529
Tight Bros & Dude City Presents!
Solillaquists of Sound
9pm / $5 / 21 and up

Discovered by firebrand rapper Sage Francis, the Sol.iLLaquists combustible live presence prompted the world renowned MC to take them along on two global tours. Since then, SoS have been wowing audiences across the board with one of the most passionate, innovative, and dynamic live shows in Hip Hop today. Back by a powerful message of self-awareness, SoS successfully combine the poignant, rapid-fire delivery of MC Swamburger, the harmonic vibrance of Alexandrah's soulful vocals, and the spoken contemplation of Tonya Combs. And rather than being backed by a traditional DJ, producer DiViNCi provides the sonic backdrops by fervently attacking 3 MPCs (drum machines) at once with frenetic virtuosity doing things many have never seen before. He even plays with his feet and face!

Below you can view an archive of Artists that TIGHT BROS NETWORK booked or promoted at various venues in Atlanta from April 2004 to the present 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 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