Keys N Krates at Cabooze
Wednesday, May 23, 2012 » Other shows: Coming Soon, Shows Will Be Here
Cabooze on the West Bank • 8:00pm • $10
More info at ticketfly.com
Added to calendar on Mar 9
Keys N Krates
From Toronto, Canada
First Twin Cities show since since November 6, 2011 • First Cabooze show • First headlining show
From last.fm:
Keys N Krates (composed of band members Jr Flo, Matisse Francois, and Adam Tune) are an innovative group from Toronto, ON producing distinct and dynamic sets, mixing hip-hop samples with live instrumentals. Their musical style simultaneously represents the raw soul of live instrumentation (drums, bass, keyboard), manipulation of turntablism and the progressive technology of Electronic Music. The result of this combination is surreal soundscapes and innovative melodies, hard hitting rhythms and an unmatched element of soul. Read more about Keys N Krates on Last.fm.
Added to bill on Mar 22
Soap
From Minneapolis
First show since since May 9, 2012 • First show supporting a touring headliner since February 11, 2012 • 27th show on MN Live's calendar since January 25, 2011
From last.fm:
SOAP is the 3 year old solo project of ambient/dreamgaze musician Emily Berregaard. Hailing from Ann Arbor, Michigan, Berregaard's music utilizes guitar, keys and dreamy vocals. Her first full-length release was with Warm Gospel Tapes of Portland, Oregon in 2012. She has since released an EP with sublabel Drug Arts of Iowa and is currently working on a split 7" to be released by the same label in early 2014. Read more about S.O.A.P. on Last.fm.
Antioquia
From Oakland, California
First Twin Cities show since since June 7, 2011 • First Cabooze show since April 20, 2011 • Third Twin Cities show on MN Live's calendar since April 20, 2011
From last.fm:
Birthed in Colombia and bred in the San Francisco Bay Area, Oakland-based Antioquia makes music that inspires raucous dancing and deep listening. With influences ranging from Mahavishnu Orchestra to Primus, Antioquia’s primary mission is to unite humans in the healing act of dance through a genre that they have dubbed, “Afro-Colombian Psychedelic Lovefunk.” Their earnest let-it-all-hang-out stage presence encourages the same from the audience, creating a feedback loop that builds momentum as standers-by are sucked into the dance floor. Read more about Antioquia on Last.fm.
Added to bill on Mar 22