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The Van Gobots

From Minneapolis

First show since since March 6, 2010 • First Shuga Records show • 13th show on MN Live's calendar since February 1, 2008

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The van Gobots were conceived on the fourth of July, 2007 in the back of a minivan. They released their debut EP in September of 2008 and their follow-up full-length record, Guantanamo Beach Party was released in September of 2009. Guantanamo Beach Party spent one month in the CMJ Top 200 with a peak chart position of #128. After the departure of original drummer Keith Lacock, the band downsized from a quartet and reemerged as a trio in 2012, with Nick Geier converting from guitar to drums. Read more about The van Gobots on Last.fm.

The Wandering Bartlettes

Only Twin Cities show on MN Live's calendar

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We Can't Bury Shelley

First Twin Cities show on MN Live's calendar

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The Japhies

From Minneapolis

First show since since April 9, 2010 • First Shuga Records show

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Nomia

From Minneapolis

First show since since December 20, 2007 • First Shuga Records show • Sixth show on MN Live's calendar since March 21, 2007

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From last.fm:

Minneapolis,MN United States (2006 – present) Nomia are an american instrumental, experimental, rock quartet from Minneapolis, MN. Their sound consists of expansive layered guitar work, as well as heavily rhythmic drums and delayed out bass lines. They feature cinematic soundscapes common to the post-rock genre, but are not afraid to keep things progressive and heavy. They formed in 2006, and have self released two demo ep's handmade that were exclusively sold at shows that have immediately sold out with each small pressing. Read more about Nomia on Last.fm.

The New Monarchs

From Minnesota

First Twin Cities show since since April 8, 2010 • First Shuga Records show • 19th Twin Cities show on MN Live's calendar since October 14, 2008

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Minneapolis electronic crusaders, The New Monarchs, have been hibernating almost since their birth in 2005. Starting out as a guitar, bass, and drums quartet, the band soon split for college. However, remaining members Sean Hogan (Vocals, Guitar, Programming, Electronics) and Taylor Nelson (Backing Vocals, Lead Guitar, Programming, Electronics, Piano) continued to write and exchange ideas via email while at their respective schools, then jointly applied the varnish to the tunes between semesters, with a more electronically based outlook. Read more about The New Monarchs on Last.fm.