Panchos
http://mpshows.com/?venue_id=63
2200 North California Avenue
North of Armitage, South of Milwaukee
California Blue Line Stop

THE INFRASONICS
Plugging away in their subterranean Logan Square lair since the late 90′s, local sonic architects The Infrasonics have seen fads come and go, styles of music become hip then passé then hip again. It’s not a ride they seem even remotely concerned with getting on. None of it seems to interest or influence them in the least. They do what they do, and what they’ve always done, which is creating masterful collections of head spinning, cinematic, electronic groove. They’ve got their own studio, they’ve got their own label, they’ve got their own sound. This is one truly independent band in every sense of the word. Watching them on stage you get the feeling that if the world wants in on what they’re doing, that’s fine, the more the merrier. If not, they would never even notice, too deep in the groove to be caught up in anything like that. The Infrasonics music is the sound of a late night drive through the city, a wild chase scene from rooftop to rooftop, an animated tale of kinky, twisted robot love. Theirs is music for the type of people who see movies in their head when they close their eyes.

BLANK BANKER
Blank Banker was a 4-track tape in the 90′s, a folder of songs leftover from Champaign-Urbana’s Rectangle in the early 00′s, and now it’s a four-piece rock band playing sometimes-poppy, sometimes-angular, sometimes-fake-jazz music with guitar noodles never getting too much in the way of a singable tune. Steely-Youth Polv-ixies.

THE DIRTY PIGEONS
Rock songs, folk ballads, loud drums, quiet strumming, squealing guitars, hushing vocals, depression, elation. A pattern began to show: a need for everything to belong. A drive to somehow make the songs all work together.

SEASON FINALE (NYC)
TheMilford’s new band on tour!

jim outer space
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$5 Donation. As Always, 21+.

Quenchers in located at:
2401 N Western Ave
Chicago IL
773.276.9730
Here’s a map
It’s at the corner of Fullerton & Western

Thank to most excellent sound guy, Cameron, for the great mix and recording this for us.

Jim and Matt’s first band with Markus Hayes and Fredrik Aass Knagenhjelm.

Mp3s

• Rotten in Denmark
• Yesterday Was A Long Time
• Standing In Line
• Here We Sit
• Shown Inside