Hopefully, you've had a chance to see Jeff Bujak perform live by now since he gets to come to Buffalo pretty often... if not... tonight's the night.  Jeff Bujak is an electronica producer who uses several keyboards and effect pedals to create an inventive and energetic sound.  He is a one man live electronic act that is too much fun to pass up. If you aren't entertained enough by observing his musical abilities, his light set up will definitely tickle your fancy. Also new to his show is Jen Dulong, a hula hooper from what the image above looks like has several glowing hula hoops that she dances with on stage. It honestly looks like a ton of fun. Local support tonight will come from the now three piece Early Attic, who will be debuting some new music and closing the night will be some sets from The Late Night Owl DJs.  The show starts at 10 pm sharp and there is a $5 cover.

In an over saturated market of DJ's and bands, which I am by no means saying is a bad thing, it actually is a great thing to have a wide variety to chose from, but BioDiesel closes the gap.  BioDiesel, sits right in the middle of both and can deliver exceptionally on both fronts.  Clay Parnell, bassist of Brothers Past, has emerged in the jam band scene as one of the top tier bass players and is sought after by other bands including electronic acts.  Johnny Rabb, the drummer for this powerful duo, should come as a name you may have heard before.  Rabb, is a professional live/studio drummer, inventor, author and instructor.  He [Rabb] once held the title of "WFD World's Fastest Drummer Extreme Sport Drumming" by playing 1,071 single strokes in one minute.  Put these two together and you have the powerhouse that is BioDiesel.  Loud bass, earth shaking drums, and dance erupting synth is what you should expect from these two.