The Blind Shake at 331 Club

Friday, August 28, 2009 » Other shows: Coming Soon, Shows Will Be Here

331 Club • 9:00pm • Free

Added to calendar on Jun 28

The Blind Shake

From Minneapolis

First show since since July 16, 2009 • First 331 Club show • First headlining show since March 20, 2009 • 27th show on MN Live's calendar since March 11, 2005

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From last.fm:

The Blind Shake are a detuned, garage-stomp, punk trio from Minneapolis, MN. Two brothers, Mike and Jim Blaha, front the band and play baritone and regular guitar respectively, while longtime chum Dave Roper plays drums. Known for ferocious live shows and collaborations with psychedelic noise legend Michael Yonkers, The Blind Shake have toured North American basements and bars for several years and have released six albums and a handful of singles. Read more about The Blind Shake on Last.fm.

Zoo Animal

From Minneapolis

First show since since July 28, 2009 • 15th show on MN Live's calendar since September 6, 2008

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From last.fm:

Zoo Animal is a Minneapolis, MN band formed in January of 2008. It started from Holly Hansen’s (vocals, guitar) need for a bassist and drummer to perform her solo material. Long-time friend Tim Abramson obliged to play bass, and Al Swenson, a fellow community college student, agreed to play drums (Justin Korhonen has since become drummer) . As they played more, Holly became unsettled. They were playing material she wrote before the band and she felt a need and excitement to write songs specifically for this band to play, allowing them to pretty much shape their own parts. Read more about Zoo Animal on Last.fm.

Sicbay

From Minneapolis

First show since since August 14, 2009 • First 331 Club show since May 15, 2009 • Eighth show on MN Live's calendar since April 9, 2005

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From last.fm:

"Sicbay is what the indie-rockerati have been waiting for since Slint broke up, namely a band that can blow back the hair, deliver a direct sock to the heart, and tweak out the mind all within the same song." - Dusted Magazine. Funny, too, 'cause Sicbay sounds nothing like Slint. Sicbay's music is jagged, economical - a compact offering of frenetic stabs of asymmetric guitar figures and pop songs mangled by crushed glass. Singer Nick Sakes' (Dazzling Killmen Read more on Last.fm