Seymore Saves the World at Turf Club

From Minneapolis

First show since since November 25, 2007 • First Turf Club show since November 21, 2006 • First Turf Club headlining show • 18th show on MN Live's calendar since June 28, 2006

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From last.fm:

Minneapolis-based indie power-pop band Seymore Saves the World is made up of pianist and lead vocalist Scott Hefte (Superdanger), bassist Shawn Neary (Ex-Tapes 'N Tapes), and drummer Nate Perbix. The band writes about the position of outcast teenager and nerd. Pitchfork describes the band's sound as "borrow{ing} a great deal from similarly wry piano-based 1990s pop artists such as the New Radicals or Fastball. However, no influence more blatantly shows through these twelve songs than Ben Folds." Seymore Saves the World on Last.fm.

From Minneapolis

First show since since November 18, 2007 • Sixth show on MN Live's calendar since June 6, 2006

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Dreamland Faces compose and play modern music on free bass and stradella accordion, musical saw, organ, and double bass. The group regularly collaborates with various musicians in the Twin Cities, and they frequently accompany silent films. Read more on Last.fm

From Minneapolis

First show since since November 29, 2007 • First Turf Club show • 10th show on MN Live's calendar since July 22, 2007

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From Minneapolis

First show since since November 30, 2007 • First Turf Club show since May 30, 2007 • 26th show on MN Live's calendar since March 24, 2006

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From last.fm:

There's no guide or manual for what Mystery Palace does, no easy clockwork formula hidden in the Minneapolis based trio's agenda. Sequenced electronics plus live instruments offer a tough enough row to hoe on their own; when the former come from a pair of heavily circuit-bent Yamaha mid-pro keyboards, opportunities for disaster multiply exponentially. Luckily, so do opportunities for the sorts of disastrous successes the band enjoys regularly, largely thanks to founder Ryan Olcott's aptitude for riding his profusely toggle-switched brainchildren's outputs like a porn star. Read more about Mystery Palace on Last.fm.