Papadosio
Deaf Scene, Philadelphia Funk Hustle, pH Factor
Fri, February 3, 2012
8:30 pm
The Blockley$10 - $12
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Papadosio
For the past 5 years, Papadosio has been creating conscious, mind expanding dance music that purposely defies classification. In an attempt to create an inspirational environment for progressive and positive thinking, this year of 2012 will see the addition of some very exciting and integral means of expressing their artistic message. Papadosio asks that everyone reevaluate the role of music and take a less nostalgic view of what has been and a more enthusiastic view of what is and what could be. As the year unfolds Papadosio encourages fans to come with open ears, minds, and hearts, and help them wake the world.
What others are saying:
"The title of the new album is 'Observations'. My initial observation is that Papadosio is like a lens through which you can observe the future progression of the improv electro-renaissance..."
-HigherVibes.net
"It is rare for bands to have such control, understanding, and objectivity they create and produce their music. Young, freakishly mature, and wise beyond their years, Papadosio has just released a sophisticated work of art."
-Adam Fox, Universal Studios, Indy.com
Want to hear some live Papadosio shows?
http://www.archive.org/details/Papadosio
What others are saying:
"The title of the new album is 'Observations'. My initial observation is that Papadosio is like a lens through which you can observe the future progression of the improv electro-renaissance..."
-HigherVibes.net
"It is rare for bands to have such control, understanding, and objectivity they create and produce their music. Young, freakishly mature, and wise beyond their years, Papadosio has just released a sophisticated work of art."
-Adam Fox, Universal Studios, Indy.com
Want to hear some live Papadosio shows?
http://www.archive.org/details/Papadosio
Deaf Scene
Deaf Scene is an experimental band based in Baltimore, Maryland. As an instrumental drum-bass-guitar trio, the band pulls off an incredibly vast range of sounds, pushing the sonic boundaries of each instrument and effect that they use. In their four year existence, the band has cultivated a unique musical style, influenced by everything from The Beatles to Bassnectar and beyond; yet their music still defies any sort of traditional “jam-band”, “post-rock”, or “electronic” categorization. Onstage, Deaf Scene‘s raw energy and eerie psychedelia draw you into their one-of-a-kind live performance. Lush guitar melodies, ethereal loops, intricate bass harmonies, and propulsive drum rhythms are the cornerstones of Deaf Scene’s music, both live and in the studio. In 2010, the band self-released their debut EP, a cohesive movement of music that showcases the powerful potential of Deaf Scene’s brand of loop-infused rock experimentation. With plans for releasing more music and touring extensively in 2012, Deaf Scene is truly proving to be, “One of Maryland’s best up-and-coming acts” -explodinginsound.com
Philadelphia Funk Hustle
The Philadelphia Funk Hustle is a improvisational jamtronica/ funk/ rock trio based out of the tri-state area. With powerful drum beats, funky bass, and tasty licks on the guitar they're coming to a show near you!
pH Factor
From the non-theoretical minds of Paul Hamilton, Joe Lane and Erik Diaz comes a new brand of Rock n Roll that few have heard before. With influences such as Phish, Yes, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, and Mahavishnu Orchestra, pH Factor proudly brings you a fusion of styles from jazz, rock, progressive, funk, jam, and nuances of sound yet to be classified. The concept of pH Factor came into fruition from a basic idea, an idea that the anatomical perception of nature can be broken into music. Fueled to submerge our listeners into a storyline that bridges the gap of consciousness between each other and the world around us, we are enabled to harbor genuine illumination as we manifest our music. Born in Ohio raised in Colorado, pH Factor is proud to call Denver home. The eclectic music scene of Colorado has nourished the new sounds and creativity of this power trio. Through the journey to find what is now the sound of pH Factor, many combinations of instrumentation have been exhausted, yet nothing filled the void quite like the organic sound of guitar, bass, and drums. We encourage you to stay tuned for pH Factor’s first studio album “Chemical Nature” expected in the first quarter of 2012.