WEIRD JULY SHOWS FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
by Keahota Hota
JULY 1ST
Ezrulie Sunlight presents Electric Teeth, Oneiric, keahota hota at Birdies 5 Points (Formerly Starlight).
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=140297422711092
JULY 2ND
Invermere House Show - Mythic Mirage (Salem, MA) Death Traps - Gainesville, Styrofoam Swamp back from Ohio tour and more.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=193131670736474
JULY 4th
IRONING / PROJEXORCISM and more - inducting CoRK Art District Warehouse in Riverside.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=173404876057627
JULY 6TH
ANGELS IN AMERICA (NYC), Monolith Transmission no.4 (Gainesville) JAMISON WILLIAMS (Jacksonville) Metal Mother (St.Augustine), Plagues (St.Augustine) Dylan Tietz, and more
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=234090176605148
JULY 9th
Royallen, Peat Raamur, Do Tell, Ostral, Mannateas, keahota hota -
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=109518122472711
JULY 13th
St.Augustine hosted by Lucy Bonk & Emily Rose Egersdorf (Secret) Sketchy Back Yard Blowout. kevin lewis, greg owens, keaton orsborn, steve ladensack, jamison williams, lucy bonk, kaspar m, Reon Moebius, ryan stanley, Christopher Byron Phillips and more.
JULY 15th
Russian Tsarlag, Oubliette, Jeff Zagers, Greg Owens, Plagues @ MusicMatters 8:00pm - July 16 at 12:00am
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=123755514372511
JULY 16th
JEFF ZAGERS (Tampa) Russian Tsarlag (Tampa) Oubliette (Savannah) Travis Johnson (St.Augustine / Cincinatti OH) Lindsey Leepe (Jacksonville).
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=129600170454001
JULY 23rd
Hal Mcgee presents ... (details tba)
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Bassnectar
Freebird Live - 09.14.10
Electronica has come to Jacksonville. With glowsticks and LEDs, dancers jammed into The Freebird Live to be pleasantly fed with the sinister beats of Monozygotik, Eskmo, and Bassnectar. With ground shaking rhythms and debilitating bass, the dubstep movement is slowly yet swiftly moving into the Jacksonville scene.
San Francisco native, Lorin Ashton aka Bassnectar did not fail to live up to the hype. A usual main-stage at festivals worldwide Freebird Live was privileged to experience some of the newest and most recent releases. From Album Timestrech to The Art of Revolution, Bassnectar surrounded you with so much sound that all senses could have easily been overloaded. You could feel the rush of the music as it feeds into your ears, and as it crawls up from the floor to your legs. Your eyes become overloaded with the copious amount of mystical backdrops and laser shows, and your ears get destroyed with the most wobbling of basslines, and crunchtastic beats. Bassnectar made you want to rip off everything and just get down and dirty in the dance pit.
Before the amazing Bassnectar, Freebird Live was provided with yet another San Francisco Treat, native Eskmo. As he started the tremendous flow of beautiful beats, and encouraging lights Eskmo created a robotic sound that made you feel like the Terminator was right around the corner. With such a drumming bass line, and super mashed up rhythms, the sold out crowd at Freebird Live was fed with enough dancing juice to help light a small city. With such heavy driven beats, and a mastery of genres placed throughout music Bassnectar provided a sold out crowd with a smash up of sensuous sound that could sooth the soul and build the rage up all at the same time. Even though the venue was smaller than what they are used too, Bassnectar delivered, and with a vengeance.
- Marc Bchiri
Electronica has come to Jacksonville. With glowsticks and LEDs, dancers jammed into The Freebird Live to be pleasantly fed with the sinister beats of Monozygotik, Eskmo, and Bassnectar. With ground shaking rhythms and debilitating bass, the dubstep movement is slowly yet swiftly moving into the Jacksonville scene.
San Francisco native, Lorin Ashton aka Bassnectar did not fail to live up to the hype. A usual main-stage at festivals worldwide Freebird Live was privileged to experience some of the newest and most recent releases. From Album Timestrech to The Art of Revolution, Bassnectar surrounded you with so much sound that all senses could have easily been overloaded. You could feel the rush of the music as it feeds into your ears, and as it crawls up from the floor to your legs. Your eyes become overloaded with the copious amount of mystical backdrops and laser shows, and your ears get destroyed with the most wobbling of basslines, and crunchtastic beats. Bassnectar made you want to rip off everything and just get down and dirty in the dance pit.
Before the amazing Bassnectar, Freebird Live was provided with yet another San Francisco Treat, native Eskmo. As he started the tremendous flow of beautiful beats, and encouraging lights Eskmo created a robotic sound that made you feel like the Terminator was right around the corner. With such a drumming bass line, and super mashed up rhythms, the sold out crowd at Freebird Live was fed with enough dancing juice to help light a small city. With such heavy driven beats, and a mastery of genres placed throughout music Bassnectar provided a sold out crowd with a smash up of sensuous sound that could sooth the soul and build the rage up all at the same time. Even though the venue was smaller than what they are used too, Bassnectar delivered, and with a vengeance.
- Marc Bchiri
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