Showing posts with label Binary Marketing Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Binary Marketing Show. Show all posts

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Photos: In Every Room, Jabon, Dada Trash Collage

In Every Room with Effervescent Collective
You can catch In Every Room tomorrow (8/15) at the Metro Gallery with Lands and Peoples and Binary Marketing Show. The evening starts at 8 PM and costs eight dollars.

On July 1st In Every Room played a brand new batch of tunes, the first set they had played after months of working on new material. They performed with the Effervescent Collective, who are pictured doing their thing above.



Don't miss out on their set tomorrow at the Metro Gallery, and peep some more shots by Valerie of Jabon, Dada Trash Collage, and the rest of the show at the H&H below.

In Every Room with Effervescent Collective

In Every Room with Effervescent Collective

In Every Room with Effervescent Collective

Jabon

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Show: INEVERYROOM, Binary Marketing Show, YellowFever

INEVERYROOM
Tomorrow night at the Golden West you can catch our own INEVERYROOM paired with some out-of-towner talent in The Binary Marketing Show, YellowFever, and Lushes.



INEVERYROOM have been concocting their next release in the depths of Remington and beyond recently, so expect to hear new sounds from this project in the coming year. I went to see INEVERYROOM play a rooftop festival last summer in Brooklyn, which is also the first time I experienced New York's Binary Marketing Show.



I had gone to said Brooklyn rooftop along with local friends Weekends, INEVERYROOM, and Lands and Peoples, but had a strong encounter with Brooklyn's own Binary Marketing Show. It was a weird and churning mix of psychedelic pop, the kind that doesn't come without cosmically-laced bends in space and time. Check out their Pattern LP here.

These two combined with YellowFever from Austin, Texas and Lushes from New York, and this Golden West show is a fair choice for your Wednesday evening activities.

This show starts at 10 PM, costs $5, and you can RSVP here.