Showing posts with label malaria control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label malaria control. Show all posts


Tonight: Kevin Greenspon


Tonight, Experimental musician, Kevin Greenspon, will be playing at The Vault. Greenspon's music shifts between ambient, abrasive, and sweeping, often doing so in the course of a single song. To achieve this, Greenspon collages synths, tape loops and guitar creating dense sonic landscapes. Joining him tonight will be local mainstays, UVB-76, Malaria Control, and folk hero Jack Toft.

Kevin Greenspon w/UVB-76, Malaria Control, and Jack Toft
The Vault
9pm
$5


Michael Torsell


Tonight: Amenta Abioto


Tonight brings another deliciously eclectic evening of music at The Vault.  Portland based Amenta Abioto  embraces the trance-like repetitive nature of afrobeat with catchy vocal looping and live drums. Opening the show is local electronic artist Kristachuwan, whose recent album Pterodactyl Fish blurs the line between rhythmic downtempo and expansive melodic soundscapes (the title track featuring some romantic saxophone, for the ladies).  Also performing are folk artist Laura Buckley and Kevin Cain's own looping mayhem by way of Malaria Control. Show starts at 8, get out of the summer heat and enjoy one of the most consistently engaging and exciting music venues in town.



Brian Gorman


Tonight: Cinnamon Aluminum CD Release



Hey hey hey, are your brains and ear parts freaks with a penchant for the bizarre, but your body and limb guys are into feel-good? Because then it is, in fact, time for you to go to Cinnamon Aluminum's CD release party at the Vault tonight (702 Main St., 9PM, $7). We've previously described this Buffalo trio as a more schizoid cross between Sugarcubes and Gorillaz – borderline hypnotic sounds that manage to shatter catatonia in a Don Van Vliet kinda way, while still remaining quite danceable. Admission gets you a copy of the new album, We Ate The Wrong Crab Spirit, along with artwork et ceterra et ceterra. But also, in addition, you also get to see performances by Wooden Waves, Pamela Swarts, and Malaria Control, too. If that whole April 20th thing is your bag, I couldn't think of a better excuse to get off the couch tonight, but this well-rounded, bonus-packed show is sure to rain psychosis down on even the levelest of minds - in a good way. Go for it!



steve gordon