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The Son of Man in the Heart of the Earth
by Moe | Mystical Christianity, Prophecy | 0 comments
The Sign of Jonah tells us that like Jonah, who was "three days and three nights in the belly of the great fish, so the Son of Man will be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth." Here, we find the allegorical story of the Son of Man who finds Leviathon's (Leviathan) inner power being a pearl representing the spiritual light in which he was tasked to capture to defeat the Beast.
Suppose we are to look back at ancient translations of the Bible. In that case, we will find that the English phrase "heart of the earth" had formerly been written in Latin as "IN CORDE TERRA" as early as the 8th century and is similarly translated in the 9th century via the Slavic version by the two brothers and Byzantine Christian theologians, Saint Cyril and Methodius as "W SERCU ZIEMI," changing it to the "Heart of the Earth."
The Latin term "IN CORDE TERRA" means "in or within ground ropes or earth ropes," which would align with many other biblical passages and the Ancient Greek Tartarus concept. In my previous article, Tartarus: The Fungal Legislators of the Final Judgment, I explain how Greek writers described Tartarus as being within the earth, an "unfruitful sea (pontos) where there are shining gates and an immoveable threshold of bronze having unending roots, and it is grown of itself" and is described as the unbounded first-existing entity from which the light and the cosmos are born.
The concept of the unending roots of Tartarus within the earth would align perfectly with the Latin term "IN CORDE TERRA (In or within ground ropes or earth ropes)." In the Scripture, Tartarus (Tartaros) is said to be the place where 200 fallen Watchers (angels) are imprisoned in an underground abyss reserved for demons, sinners, and the dead. In Greek mythology, it is the deep abyss and a type of underground dungeon of torment and suffering for the wicked and as the prison for the Titans and, in later myths, for mortals who committed unforgivable sins. According to the Greek poet's Homer and Hesiod, Tartarus is a spherical force reaching the great cosmic pit beneath the earth.
This is also the lair of Leviathan who is also synonymous with the Devil, the Serpent, Dragon, and a Sea Monster. For example, it is called נחש הבריח, the elusive serpent (Isa. 27:1), and in Isaiah 27:1, where it is characterized as "the swift serpent and the crooked serpent." We learn that serpents are said to "eat dust," see (Genesis 3:14; Isaiah 65:25; Micah 7:17), and in Job 3:8, it denotes the dragon, which is an enemy of light according to Eastern tradition. In Psalm 74:14 and Job 3:8; it is God's "plaything" (see Ps 104:26) and the most dangerous creature on earth, whose power only God comprehends (Job 40:25-41:26).
It was under the form of a serpent that the devil seduced Eve; hence in Scripture, Satan is called "the old serpent." (Revelation 12:9), and with the tradition of the Fall, the serpent all through the East became the emblem of the spirit of evil.
As I explained in my article, "Azazael: The Science of the Seed of Satan," Russian author, Professor Andrei Orlov explains that Azazel's "corrupted domain" is described as a "likeness or resemblance of heaven" and is located beneath Abraham's feet which happens to also be the Lair of Leviathon. Azazael is also the leader of the 200 fallen angels.
Azazel is the wilderness demon who taught mankind metal work (8 1. 2) and wickedness (9 e 10 s). He is told by Enoch that he should have no peace (13 1); chains are prepared for him and his hosts, that they may be bound and cast into the abyss (54 1) and to be judged by the Messiah (55 4).
The Revelation of St. John talks of angels "holding the four winds of the earth" (Rev. vii. 1)," of "the angels of the waters" (Rev. xvi. 5; cf. John v. 4), and of "another angel that hath power over fire" (Rev. xiv. 18). In later magical treatises, Azazel and Azael are "reckoned among the genii that preside over the elements" (Bib. Encyc. of McC. and S., art. Azazel).
With that said, the story of Jonah being three days and three nights in the belly of a fish and so will the "son of man" but in the heart of the earth is when we are introduced to a hive mind force of a beast-like creature of the sea named Leviathon. Leviathon represents the same Ancient Greek concept of the "unbounded first-existing entity" being Tartarus. The same domain where Azael is "reckoned among the genii that preside over the elements" (
As I mentioned above, Jonah was tasked to capture the light from Levaithon, and this is not just any old light but the "light of the righteous." It is the command of God who appointed the fish to swallow Jonah in an attempt to save him since the Six Days of Creation, as it says: "And God appointed a huge fish to swallow Jonah." It was if by natural selection in the form of God, Jonah was מנה, "to appoint" or "designated" formerly and now the "Son of Man" as the prophet in the End Days who would descend into the heart of the earth as Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of a whale.
When Jonah was taken into the mouth of the fish, he said, "Well, I saved you from the maw of the Leviathan, so now show me everything in the seas and the depths."
Jonah being swallowed and going into the heart of the earth in conjunction with the six days of creation and being saved from the maw of Leviathan is a similar story to that of Moses in Genesis who calls for a miracle, a new creation (Beriah) – we have not seen this root since the Six Days of Creation (Genesis 1).
WHY DOES THE THE EARTH HAVE THE ABILITY TO PUNISH AND SWALLOW PEOPLE
According to the midrash, instead of the heart of the earth of the New Testament, we are instead introduced to the "mouth of the earth (pi ha-'aretz)," which one of the ten things created at Twilight on the Sixth Day of Creation (M. Avot 5:6). Since the beginning of Primordial Time, it has been waiting to open up its maw to swallow the rebels to undermine their claim and testify to Moses' divinely ordained leadership.
These stories show us that the earth, or more appropriately, the mouth or maw is a place of punishment via natural laws of which Moses was the chosen legislator, "for dust you are and to dust you must return" (Gen. 3:19), and we learn it is at the gravesite where memory endures. It is here where the earth is called "a land that consumes its inhabitants" (13:32) and splits asunder and swallows them and all their possessions, and "the earth closed over them and they vanished from the midst of the congregation" (Num. 16:33).
Throughout the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh), we find that the earth is characterized as being alive and having the ability to legislate humans with its mouth that swallows or vomits up the casualties of human tragedy as its cries out to its chosen messiahs to help legislate the human race. The "mouth of the earth" swallowed the combatants and closed up again, leaving no trace, and the violators of God's Laws concerned with holiness would contaminate the Land and force it to vomit the people out (Lev. 18:28, 20:22).
One of the first victims of human tragedy in the Scripture is Cain who, after killing his brother Abel, the earth opened her mouth to swallow the blood of Abel, God then cursed ground under Cain, and he is exiled condemned to wander the earth as a fugitive (Gen. 4:10-11). Job cries out for the earth not to cover his blood or silence his cries so that the injustice of his suffering might ascend to Heaven (Job 16:18).
In Numbers, we learn that Moses has a type of supernatural power as being not only connected to the earth but being able to make laws and pronounce judgments like when he had spoken about the fate of mankind as the ground bursting open and swallowing them up and, and they go down alive into Sheol. We learn that after Moses had spoken these words (curse), the ground under them was split asunder, and the earth opened open its mouth and swallowed them up with their households, all Korah's people, and all their possessions.
They went down alive into Sheol, with all that belonged to them; the earth closed over them, and they vanished from the midst of the congregation. All Israel around them fled at their shrieks, for they said, "The earth might swallow us!" (Num. 16:29-34).
The violation of God's Laws concerned with holiness that might contaminate the Land and force it to vomit the people out (Lev. 18:28, 20:22). But now, those who rejected the whole Exodus project are swallowed alive. In refusing to test the ground to the Promised Land, they go down, down, down, to Sheol, to "the undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler returns."
As I mentioned above, in the story of Leviathan, we are introduced to the word maw and is now translated using the word tannin in the Hebrew Bible. The Hebrew passage describing the tannin takes the place of a Ugaritic one telling of "the encircler" or "the mighty one with seven heads" (šlyṭ d.šbʿt rašm).
Aaron's staff becomes tannin in the Book of Exodus (Ex 7:9-12), it is used in the meaning "snake" in the Book of Deuteronomy (Deut 32:33) and Psalms (Ps 91:13). It represents Nebuchadnezzar I (the king of Babylon) in Jeremiah (Jer 51:34) and Pharaoh in Ezekiel (Ezek 29:3, 32:2). In the Book of Job (Job 7:12), the protagonist questions God "Am I the sea or the sea dragon that you have set a guard over me?
The word tannin is frequently associated with a type of supernatural authority within man that acts in concert with serpents, crocodiles, dragons, and poisons. Let me also add that the word Leviathan can also be written as Levitan, and we find the words "Levi and tan" used to show what I contend is the connection in which "Levi means serpent and tan signifies its poison."
For example, we read in Deuteronomy 32:33: "But their vine is from the vine of Sodom and from the fields of Gomorrah. Their grapes are poisonous; their clusters are bitter. Their wine is the venom of serpents, the deadly poison of cobras. Have I not stored up these things, sealed up within My vaults?"
And in Psalm 58:4, "Their venom is like the venom of a snake, like a cobra that shuts its ears."
As I have discussed in many other articles and my research into Tartarus, I contend that the word tannin can be connected to a supernatural real-life microscopic entity we know of as fungi in Latin and molds in English. These same said fungi/molds produce some of the most powerful and deadly poisons known to humankind called "mycotoxins."
They also can turn water into wine, make gall, and cause people to sin and become bitter as if the Devil or Leviathan rules them. The venom, i.e., poisons of fungi/molds, we can say, is like a snake's venom and can also steal people's consciousness like a cobra that shuts its ears.
Like Leviathan, their lair is within the earth, and it is here where we find the 'heart of the earth" in which they rule and legislate all life on earth via natural laws, including humans.
This makes sense because tannin is made through fermentation (artificial or manmade decay) via microbial production, especially from fungi/molds. These fungi produce a yellowish or brownish bitter-tasting organic substance present in some galls, barks, and other plant tissues of gallic acid derivatives used in leather production and ink manufacture.
Now let's get back to Jesus and the title of Son of Man…
The Son of Man and the Son of God are the two main appellations given to the LORD Jesus concerning his ministry. The Son of God would be his relation to the Father or God in the Heavens. He brings the holy fire down to the people as his spiritual mission, and the Son of Man would be both Jesus's connection and his dominion over the earth i.e., the material world.
In the Scripture, when he first asserts his power to forgive sins, He called Himself the Son of man.
He comes from the Ancient days and from heaven in Daniel's vision to assume his role on earth: "Behold there came with the clouds of heaven one like unto a Son of man, and He came even to the Ancient of Days" (Dan.7:13). So then in Psalm, it begins and ends with reference to the "earth," and in speaking of "the Son of Man," we read, "Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of Thy hands."
In the Book of Revelation, the "Son of Man" is given the role of Judge in the Final Judgment as it relates to earthly affairs and materiality. (i.13 and xiv.14) The first use of the title in the New Testament is in Matt viii.20, where it is said;
"The Son of Man hath nowhere to lay His head," and in the end in Revelation xiv.14, the Son of Man is seen "having on His head a golden crown." Those with ears to hear during the Apocalypse relate to the coming of "the Son of Man" to exercise judgment in and assume dominion over the earth.
Both verses are connected with Jesus' head and with the earth, while the latter is specifically associated with both judgments and assuming dominion over the whole earth as King. In this sense, he is not enthroned in heaven, but standing, "the Son of man, standing on the right hand of God" (Acts 7:56).
The Son of Man concerning the "Heart of the Earth" is a term used in contrast to the Son of God or Christ who expresses his eternal relationship to the Father, Psalm 2:7 Daniel 3:25 Luke 1:35 John 1:18,34. Christ always claimed to be the only-begotten Son of the Father, Matthew 4:3 8:29 27:54 John 3:16-18; and the Jews rightly understood him as thus making himself equal with God, John 5:18 10:30-33.
The evolution of this title from being just a Son of God to become a Judge and King ie. Son of Man is further proved in John v.25-27 where it is said: "Verily, I say unto you, the hour is coming, and now is, when the dead shall hear the voice of THE SON OF GOD, and they that hear shall live. For as the Father hath life in Himself, so hath He given to the Son to have life in Himself, and hath given Him authority to execute judgment also; because He is THE SON OF MAN."
This messianic figure is said to arrive during an evil and adulterous generation. The only sign we are given is in Mathew, where it is said that he comes out of the "Belly of the Great Fish" that is connected to the "heart of the earth."
Jesus replied, "A wicked and adulterous generation demands a sign, but none will be given it except the sign of the prophet Jonah. For as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of the great fish, so the Son of Man will be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. The men of Nineveh will stand at the judgment with this generation and condemn it; for they repented at the preaching of Jonah, and now One greater than Jonah is here."
And it was by the bold and unequivocal appropriation of this verse that Jesus brought upon Himself the judgment of the council (Matt.26:64; Mark 19:62).
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Night Moves at Turf Club, St Paul (28 Dec 2019)
Night Moves at Turf Club
Night Moves Setlist
Can You Really Find Me
Colored Emotions
Border on Border
Waiting for the Symphony
Strands Align
Leave Your Light On
Classical Hearts
-- Encore --
Denise, Dont Wanna See You Cry
Ribboned Skies
The locally based band, promoting their debut, Colored Emotions (Domino) impressed us enough opening for Poliça (in Minneapolis and Colorado) and Django Django last year…
A day of hazy rain, black ice and sleet, nothing was getting in the way of sold out Night Moves show at Turf Club in St. Paul. It's the final show of 2019 for these Minnesota legends and they did not disappoint. Starting off a brilliant 14 song set with "Can You Really Find Me", the title track of their release from June 28th on Domino Records. Sota's finest blends an easy listening 70/80s style of Little River Band and Christopher Cross.
Night Moves performed a well-balanced set after their 3rd release (Can You Really Find Me) playing around five tracks from every album. The crowd was involved the whole night raising their glasses, singing along, and dancing the night away. Lead singer John Pelant voice has transformed remarkably over the years. With a shoegazy UK influence, the vocals blew me away on "Waiting for the Symphony" and "Border on Border". John's got the classic lead vocalist look with crazy range. He'll go from high pitch harmonies to belting out lengthy Verve/Oasis-esque choruses. Switching off from guitar and keys he impressed the crowd every minute with fellow high school friend/bassist Micky Alfano. The crowded roared near the end of the set screaming, "one more song" and were rewarded with two.
Full Track List from the set Can You Really Find Me", "Headlights", "Mexico", "Colored Emotions", "Recollections", "Horses", "Border on Border", "Waiting for the Symphony", "Strands Align", "Leave Your Light On", "Carl Sagan", "Denise, Dont Wanna See You Cry", and "Ribboned Skies" (Photo Below).
Was blessed to see these guys back in 2012, a few times at SXSW over the years, and they get better every time!!! This is easily a top 5 Minnesota band at the moment. For fans of Portugal the Man, The Music, any bad-ass Rock N Roll band!
Night Moves at Turf Club, St. Paul (28 Dec 2019)
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Minneapolis: December 24 to December 31, 2019
Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from December 24 to December 31, 2019.
Soul Asylum at First Ave
Yeah we knew the tiny 7th Street Entry could not contain all the fans for Soul Asylum, or as we kid that it's just the Dave Pirner band.... Both dates at 7th Street Entry …
On the heels of releasing Local H's As Good As Dead as a 180g for the record's 20th anniversary... the old-school punk band will go on tour to remind us why the record was a breakthrough album for them. ....
The word was that MN/WI alternate rock trio Porcupine lobbied to be on the bill, and with good reason as the kind of no-holds-barred, unapologetic rock played by Casey Virock (guitars/vocals), Ian Prince (drums), and Greg Norton (bass) …
+ Local H, Porcupine
You guys know we are big Soul Asylum fans. The band will be heading out on their Dead Letter Tour with Local H.
The last time we saw the band in June 2015, we mentioned, "The hits came fast and hard from Soul Asylum as tracks like "Black Gold" and "Just Like Anyone" got everyone moving around and singing along - it's truly mind-blowing just how jam-packed with hit songs Soul Asylum's catalogue is. The current line-up, which consists of Pirner, bassist Winston Roye, guitarist Justin Sharbono and Michael Bland on drums, have obvious chemistry which makes for some entertaining moments. Pirner enjoys hamming it up for the crowd, skidding across the stage on his knees and joking around with Bland: "Michael Bland likes it when my ass is hanging out of my pants.""
Show up early to check out Porcupine. Porcupine originally started by singer/guitarist Casey Virock, who was previously in Wisconsin's Space Bike. Virock, teaming up with Hüsker Dü's bassist Greg Norton, and drummer Ian Prince to created Porcupine.
We saw Porcupine in March 2019 and wrote, "Evolving forward from a late '80s/'90s indie-rock sound of Swervedriver meets QOTSA, the trio is out in support of latest six-song record, What You've Heard Isn't Real (on Dead Broke Rekerds/DC-Jam) and recent lead single, 'Lifetime'. The teenage alienation of their version of Hüsker Dü's 'Standing by the Sea' from the new record was originally penned by Norton's ex-band mate, the late Grant Hart, and is a fitting tribute to his musical legacy. Even songs like 2011's 'Rooftops' resonate further, with Norton providing an extra bump from his restless stage presence and formidable bass skills."
12/27/2019 First Avenue Minneapolis, MN
02/11/2020 Turner Hall Ballroom Milwaukee, WI
02/14/2020 Metro / Smart Bar Chicago, IL
02/17/2020 Paradise Rock Club Boston, MA
02/18/2020 Port City Music Hall Portland, ME
02/19/2020 The Bowery Ballroom New York, NY
02/25/2020 The Cowan Nashville, TN
02/26/2020 Mercury Ballroom Louisville, KY
02/28/2020 Madrid Theatre Kansas City, MO
02/29/2020 Sunshine Studios Colorado Springs, CO
03/01/2020 Bluebird Theater Denver, CO
03/05/2020 Metro Music Hall Salt Lake City, UT
03/08/2020 Slim's San Francisco, CA
03/13/2020 Belly Up Solana Beach, CA
03/15/2020 The Marquee Tempe, AZ
03/18/2020 Diamond Ballroom Oklahoma City, OK
04/08/2020 Burton Cummings Theatre Winnipeg, MB
04/10/2020 Canalta Centre Medicine Hat, AB
04/17/2020 Abbotsford Centre Abbotsford, BC
Juniper Douglas at 7th Street
Lizz Windstead's Snarknado X
The New Standards Holiday Shows
Juniper Douglas
Local performance art collective Juniper Douglas to open. Tour dates: May 10—Lexington, KY—The Burl May 11—Nashville, TN—The Basement …
The locally based band, promoting their debut, Colored Emotions (Domino) impressed us enough opening for Poliça (in Minneapolis and Colorado) and Django Django last year…
It's the night before Christmas.
+ Dreams We've Had, Sight, Peter Campanelli
Thu 12/26/2019 (7pm/$10)
Juniper Douglas will be performing Error To Introspection… plus album release by Minneapolis dream pop band Dreams We've Had and Peter Campanelli's new album Pesto Baby.
Details below:
WE HAVE A STACKED BILL FOR YOU! MERRY FRIKIN HOLIDAY
Juniper Douglas performing Error To Introspection one last time as we say goodbye to the Toms for one last show and most importantly one last F*** RANDY!
Dreams We've Had ALBUM RELEASE
Sight Throwing down hard as always
Peter Campanelli Premiering their NEW ALBUM "Pesto Baby" flying all the way from the west coast just for this!! ♥
$10.00 advance / $12.00 day of show
18+ | ID required
+ Kansas Plates, Free Music
Local favorites, Night Moves have sold out their Turf Club show this Saturday, December 28th. Their album Can You Really Find Me is out now on Domino Records.
LIZZ WINSTEAD
+ Sam Breckenridge
Cedar Cultural Center
Comedian Lizz Winstead's year-end show, "Snarknado X: A Hilarious Look Back At The Year And Decade" will take place at the Cedar Cultural Center on December 28th and December 31st.
Note: This is one of THREE Snarknado X: A Hilarious Look Back At The Year And Decade shows.
2pm Saturday, December 28th eventbrite.com
7:30pm Saturday, December 28th eventbrite.com
7:30pm Tuesday, December 31st eventbrite.com
THE NEW STANDARDS
Dakota Jazz Club
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Local legends jazz trio The New Standards (Chan Poling, John Munson, and Steve Roehm) will be closing out the year at a residency at the Dakota Jazz Club this December 29th to December 30th.
Come to the Dakota Jazz Club in downtown Minneapolis on December 29 and/or 30. Four fun shows. Experienced Preener's Celebrants will help guide you to good times. And we will preside over the whole fat mess.
Please note that there are two shows per day: 7pm and 9pm.
Sun Dec 29 • 7PM
Mon Dec 30 • 7PM
It's the end of 2019.
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Minneapolis: July 18 to July 24, 2019
Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from July 18 to July 24, 2019.
Belle & Sebastian 2019 Tour
Our favorite Scottish band Belle & Sebastian is releasing Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance tomorrow, January 20th, via Matador Records, their first new record since 2010's Write About Love. ...
Men I Trust to open. This all-girls group from Montreal, Canada, features Jessy on bass/guitar, Dragos on keyboards and Emma vocals/guitar. ...
DJ Jake Rudh
This is billed as a Transmission (aka DJ Jake Rudh) / BNLX release show, but music fans may want to take note that at nearly midnight, The Ocean Blue is scheduled to appear. …
+ Men I Trust, DJ Jake Rudh
Weesner Family Amphitheater
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With all my cards on the table, I have to let you know that Scottish band Belle & Sebastian is one of my favorite bands. Yes, I own all their records, own all their singles, and have seen the band every time they play in Minnesota (which you can count on one hand: 4 times).
I'm very excited to let you know that B&S is back in the area, they'll be playing the Weesner Family Amphitheater at the Minnesota Zoo in Apple Valley. That's a bit of a drive (for me), but they're worth it.
Let's hope the band will play older/classic B&S songs, considering that their last release were three singles, collected into one How to Solve Our Human Problems compilation album (available on Matador Records). I have read that they're recording a new album called Days of the Bagnold Summer, but I don't think the band will be playing forthcoming songs.
Special guests Men I Trust will open. The all-girls band was previously in town with Wild Nothing in November 2018.
For the Minnesota show, it's listed that Transmission's DJ Jake Rudh will play music pre-show.
11 July 2019 Sprint Pavilion, Charlottesville, VA
13 July 2019 House of Blues Boston, Boston, MA
15 July 2019 MTELUS, Montreal, QC
18 July 2019 Carnegie Music Hall, Pittsburgh, PA
19 July 2019 – 21 July 2019 Pitchfork Music Festival 2019
23 July 2019 Weesner Amphitheater, Minnesota Zoo, MN
08 August 2019 – 12 August 2019 The Boaty Weekender 2019
31 October 2019 – 03 November 2019 Pitchfork Music Festival Paris 2019
08 November 2019 – 09 November 2019 Primavera Weekender 2019
Cate Le Bon 2019 Tour
La Misa Negra/Dos Santos at Cedar
Jackie Venson at 7th Street Entry
Night Moves at First Ave
Chris Smither: Call Me Lucky
Drugdealer at 7th Street Entry
+ Cate Le Bon
Parquet Courts will be headlining First Avenue (a one-off date extending from Pitchfork Festival?) this Thursday, July 18th.
Cate Le Bon, who is touring in support of her new Reward album (available on Mexican Summer) will open the show. We last saw Le Bon in May 2016 and mentioned, "It was an incredibly healthy turn out for the Los Angeles, by the way of Wales, Cate Le Bon. Words must have spread since her last appearance in Minneapolis, in January 2014... despite the fact that Cate Le Bon physically could not say the words 'Minneapolis'. Le Bon, in her thick Welsh accent said, "Wish ah could sae your city's name. Ah just carn't say it.""
Cate Le Bon Tour Dates:
July 12 - Seattle, WA @ Doug Fir Lounge
July 13 - Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile Cafe
July 18 - Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
July 19 - Chicago, IL - Constellation
July 20 - Chicago, IL @ Pitchfork Festival
Aug. 23 - Bethesda, UK @ Neuadd Ogwen
Aug. 24 - West Lothian, UK @ Jupiter Rising Festival
Aug. 25 - Edinburgh, UK @ Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Aug. 27 - Manchester, UK @ Gorilla
Aug. 28 - Leeds, UK @ Riley Smith Theatre
Aug. 29 - Cardiff, UK @ Portland House
Sept. 1 - Dorset, UK @ End of the Road Festival
LA MISA NEGRA / DOS SANTOS
Seven-piece California band La Misa Negra and Chicago's quintet Dos Santos co-headlining tour will stop by the Cedar Cultural Center on Friday, July 19th.
As of this writing, they haven't announced an opening band.
07/19/2019 Cedar Cultural Center Minneapolis, MN
07/20/2019 John Michael Kohler Arts Center Sheboygan, WI
07/26/2019 The Ritz San Jose, CA
08/22/2019 Mill Hill Park Trenton, NJ
08/23/2019 S.O.B.'S New York, NY
08/24/2019 World Cafe Live - Upstairs Philadelphia, PA
08/27/2019 Leicht Memorial Park Green Bay, WI
10/05/2019 Moe's Alley Santa Cruz, CA
JACKIE VENSON
+ Mina Moore
Austin-born Jackie Venson will be playing the 7th Street Entry on Saturday, July 20th.
07/11/2019 Smith's Olde Bar Atlanta, GA
07/20/2019 7th St Entry Minneapolis, MN
+ Lady Lark, Sam Cassidy
Local Minneapolis Night Moves will be headlining First Avenue on July 20th, a send-off start of their tour for their new album Can You Really Find Me.
We saw Night Moves in January 2014 and wrote, " Local band Night Moves, ably taking over the opening spot from the previously announced Night Beds, was literally feeling the Blues. For the duration of their 40 min set, the band members (guitarist/vocalist John Pelant, bassist Micky Alfano, and multi-instrumentalist Mark Ritsema , with drummer Jared Isabella) were literally bathed in muted blue stage lights, which was mood evocative of their easy-going, slightly psychedelic 70s album rock-vibed sound."
Lady Lark and Sam Cassidy to open.
July 20 – Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
July 23 – Kansas City, MO @ Riot Room
July 24 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Jones Assembly
July 26 – Dallas, TX @ Ruins
July 27 – San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger
July 28 – Austin, TX @ Mohawk
July 29 – Houston, TX @ Satellite Bar
July 30 – New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jacks
Aug 2 – Indianapolis, IN @ LO-FI Lounge
The Posies returns to the Turf Club this Sunday, July 21.
11 July 2019 McGonigel's Mucky Duck, Houston, TX
12 July 2019 Andy's Bar, Denton, TX
19 July 2019 Chicago Premium Outlets, Aurora, IL
20 July 2019 Back Room, Milwaukee, WI
21 July 2019 Turf Club, St. Paul, MN
02 Sep 2019 Fremont Abbey Arts Center, Seattle, WA
Mon 07/22/2019 (7:30pm/$30)
Americana songwriter Chris Smither is returning to Minneapolis, this time playing the Dakota Jazz Club on Monday, July 22nd, touring in support of his new album Call Me Lucky (Signature Sounds). This is the performer's first studio album in six years.
07/22/2019 Dakota Jazz Club & Restaurant Minneapolis, MN
07/23/2019 The Redwood Grove Berkeley, CA
07/24/2019 Bakersfield Music Hall Bakersfield, CA
07/26/2019 Palms Playhouse Winters, CA
08/02/2019 3S Artspace Portsmouth, NH
08/03/2019 Stone Mountain Arts Center Brownfield, ME
08/16/2019 The Guthrie Center Great Barrington, MA
09/06/2019 Fur Peace Station Pomeroy, OH
09/20/2019 Club Passim Cambridge, MA
09/21/2019 The Locks Philadelphia, PA
11/01/2019 My Father's Place Roslyn, NY
11/02/2019 New Hope Winery New Hope, PA
11/15/2019 Peterborough Players Theatre Peterborough, NH
11/16/2019 One Longfellow Square Portland, ME
02/21/2020 Me & Thee Coffeehouse Marblehead, MA
02/22/2020 Narrows Center Fall River, MA
+ Summer Carols
Wed 07/24/2019 (8pm/$15)
Michael Collins' collective project Drugdealer will be playing the 7th Street Entry in support of their new album Raw Honey (Mexican Summer).
Opening will be Summer Carols to play a "Beatles set".
July 10 - Santa Fe, NM @ Meow Wolf
July 12 - Austin, TX @ Barracuda Inside
July 13 - Houston, TX @ Satellite Bar
July 14 - New Orleans, LA @ Gasa Gasa
July 15 - Atlanta, GA @ The Earl
July 16 - Washington, DC @ Union Stage
July 17 - Philadelphia, PA @ Johnny Brenda's
July 21 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Club Café
July 22 - Detroit, MI @ El Club
July 23 - Chicago, IL @ Sleeping Village
July 24 - Minneapolis, MN @ 7th Street Entry
July 27 - Calgary, AB @ Palomino Social Club
July 29 - Seattle, WA @ Sunset Tavern
July 30 - Vancouver, BC @ The Fox Cabaret
July 31 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Aug. 2 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
Aug. 4 - Pioneertown, CA @ Pappy and Harriets
Posted by W♥M on 07/11/2019 at 10:10 PM in Belle and Sebastian, Cate Le Bon, Chris Smither, DJ Jake Rudh, Drugdealer, Jackie Venson, Lady Lark, Men I Trust, Mina Moore, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Music Guide, Night Moves, Parquet Courts, Sam Cassidy, Summer Carols, The Posies, Vu | Permalink | Comments (0)
Minneapolis: May 23 to May 28, 2018
Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from May 23 to May 28, 2018.
Slayer at Armory Poster
Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman was killed due to an alcohol-related cirrhosis (which is an alcoholic liver disease due to years of drinking), a coroner has confirmed. …
+ Testament, Behemoth, Anthrax, Lamb Of God
Thu 05/24/2018 (3:30pm/$97)
armorymn.com
Metal legends Slayer is headlining the Armory this Thursday, presented by 93x and Live Nation. Slayer are one of the Rushmore of metal, right up there with Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax. The band announced that 2018 will be their "Farewell Tour", and if you've never seen them live, this is your final chance to jump at the opportunity.
This all-star lineup will also feature other favorites like Lamb of God, Anthrax, Behemoth and Testament. With so many bands on the bill, the show literally will start at 5pm (doors opened at 3:30pm).
05/16/2018 P.N.E. Forum Vancouver, BC
05/17/2018 South Okanagan Centre Penticton, BC
05/19/2018 Big Four Building Calgary, AB
05/20/2018 Shaw Conference Edmonton, AB
05/22/2018 Bell MTS Place Winnipeg, MB
05/24/2018 Armory Minneapolis, MN
05/25/2018 Hollywood Casino Amph Tinley Park, IL
05/27/2018 Michigan Lottery Sterling Heights, MI
05/29/2018 Budweiser Stage Toronto, ON
05/30/2018 Place Bell Laval, QC
06/01/2018 Mohegan Sun Uncasville, CT
06/02/2018 PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdel, NJ
06/04/2018 Santander Arena Reading, PA
06/06/2018 Riverbend Music Center Cincinnati, OH
06/07/2018 Blossom Music Ctr Cuyahoga Falls, OH
06/09/2018 KeyBank Pavilion Burgettstown, PA
06/10/2018 Jiffy Lube Live Bristow, VA
06/12/2018 Veterans United Virginia Beach, VA
06/14/2018 PNC Music Pavilion Charlotte, NC
06/15/2018 Orlando Amphitheater Orlando, FL
06/17/2018 Smart Financial Centre Sugar Land, TX
06/20/2018 Austin360 AmphAustin, TX
Weather Warlock / Quintron 2018 Poster
Gosh! 2018 Poster
Shilpa Ray at 7th Street Poster
King Tuff 2018 Poster
Red Wanting Blue 2018 Poster
Wet 2018 Poster
Memory Lanes
Mary Ocher: Mix Tape
Quintron
I'll always remember when I saw Quintron and Miss Pussycat at the Triple Rock in 2010. I had no idea there would be a puppet show - right in the middle of a regular concert. ...
Shilpa Ray
Shilpa Ray to open. If the name sounded familiar, she used to be in a "Goth burlesque"-esque band called Shilpa Ray and her Happy Hookers. Since going solo, she's released three albums - her latest Last Year's Savage …
Opening up the show was Vermont's King Tuff (real name Kyle Thomas). King Tuff's sound is more garagey/surf that Burger Records is synonymous with... however the trio is currently signed to Sub Pop …
The trio was previously in Minneapolis at the 7th Street Entry in 2014, after supporting Sohn, but the 2016 tour is officially their first headlining tour. Look for their debut album Don't You …
WEATHER WARLOCK
+ KPT, Jeremy Ylvisaker
Quintron's new project Weather Warlock will be performing at the Turf Club in St Paul on Wednesday. Billed as "Quintronics Weather Warlock", the show promised music demos and a concert. We're big fans of Quintron & Miss Pussycat, so this should be an interesting new project.
KPT and Jeremy Ylvisaker to open.
Mortimer's Bar & Restaurant
Thu 05/24/2018 (9pm/$5)
mortimersbar.com
Chicago Psych-Rock Duo Gosh! (not to be confused with Australia's Gosh, Estonia's all-female GOSH or Comedian Gosh), will be stopping by Mortimer's Bar & Restaurant in Minneapolis on Thursday.
Other bands on the lineup: Cult of Lip, Go For Retro, and Material.
May 22 - Milwaukee, WI @ Quarter's
May 23 - Madison, WI @ Mickey's
May 24 - Minneapolis, MN @ Mortimor's
May 25 - Duluth, MN @ Blush
May 27 - Fargo, ND @ Red Raven
+ Anonymous Choir, Wellness, Shilpa Ray
Originally booked at the smaller 7th Street Entry, Shilpa Ray's show got upgraded to the much larger mainroom, where she'll share the stage with local favorites Night Moves, Anonymous Choir, and Wellness. We saw Ray in Sep 2015 and wrote, "Opening the evening was Brooklyn resident Shilpa Ray and band, who previously toured with her own blues rock band, the Happy Hookers. After a 2013 EP, the band returned this year with full-length, Last Year's Savage (Northern Spy Records) and dazzled with a 40 min. performance that channeled Natalie Merchant or Norah Jones with a dash of Patti Smith, fronting Alabama Shakes."
Shilpa Ray's Nihilism EP is out now.
5/16 - New Haven -Cafe Nine
5/17 - Cambridge - Middle East
5/18 - Portland - The Apohadion
5/19 - Montreal - Casa
5/20 - Toronto - The Baby G
5/21 - Detroit - El Club
5/22 - Jackson, MI - Michigan Theatre
5/23 - Chicago - The Hideout
5/24 - Milwaukee - Company Brewing
5/25 - Minneapolis - 1st Ave.
5/26 - Davenport - Raccoon Motel
5/28 - Norman - Opolis
5/29 - Dallas - Club Dada
5/30 - Austin - Mohawk Inside
5/31 - Houston - Spruce Goose
+ Cut Worms, SASAMI
King Tuff (aka Kyle Thomas) will be back in town at the Turf Club on Saturday, May 26th. We previously caught him in April 2015 and said, "While I felt King Tuff's music was different from Father John Misty, they were a lot of fun and won over the audience by the end of their 45-min set. This was evident when bassist Magic Jake came back on stage to clear out his section and you heard loud claps & cheers from the audience. Jake smiled and took a bow."
5/16 - Washington DC - Rock & Roll Hotel
5/18 - Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg
5/19 - Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church
5/20 - Boston, MA - Brighton Music Hall
5/21 - Brattleboro, VT - Stone Church
5/22 - Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground
5/23 - Toronto, ON @ Horseshoe Tavern
5/24 - Detroit, MI @ El Club
5/25 - Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall
5/26 - Minneapolis, MN @ Turf Club
5/29 - Denver, CO @ Globe Hall
5/30 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Urban Lounge
RED WANTING BLUE
+ Liz Brasher, Ryan Traster Band
Red Wanting Blue is touring in support of The Wanting (Blue Élan Records).
05/15 – Los Angeles, CA – Peppermint Club
05/16 – San Francisco, CA – Café Du Nord
05/18 – Portland, OR – Hawthrone Lounge
05/20 – Seattle, WA - Barboza
05/22 – Bozeman, MT – Filling Station
05/23 – Salt Lake City, UT - Rye
05/24- Denver, CO – Marquis Theatre
05/25 – Omaha, NE - Slowdown
05/26 – Minneapolis, MN – 7th Street Entry
05/30- Nashville, TN – City Winery
05/31 – St. Louis, MO – Blueberry Hall
+ Inc. No World
Wet is returning to the area in support of their sophomore album Still Run (Columbia Records). Singer Kelly Zutrau said, "The album, and this track in particular, are about leaving dysfunctional relationships even when it is easier to stay. It's also a call to myself to keep doing, running, making things in an overwhelming world. To not get stuck in comfortable situations if they're not helping you to grow and live. It's a documentation of my attempt to get control of my life, my relationships and my art and the losses I experienced in that process."
05/15 Philadelphia, PA Johnny Brenda's
05/19 Washington, DC Black Cat
05/20 Brooklyn, NY Music Hall of Williamsburg
05/23 Toronto, ON Velvet Underground
05/24 Detroit, MI Magic Stick
05/25 Chicago, IL House of Blues
05/26 Minneapolis, MN Varsity Theater
06/01 San Francisco, CA The Independent
06/03 Los Angeles, CA Masonic Lodge
06/05 Los Angeles, CA El Rey
06/06 Santa Ana, CA Constellation Room
MEMORY LANES BLOCK PARTY
Sat 05/26/2018 (3pm/FREE)
Sun 05/27/2018 (3pm/FREE)
memorylanes.com
The 10th annual Memory Lanes Block Party is taking place this Saturday. The event is free and good for all ages.
Day One:
Dimitry Killstorm
Shannon Blowtorch
Cashinova
Mason Butler
Koo Koo Kanga Roo
Tickle Torture
Metasota
Lady Lark
Mina Moore
DJ Miss Brit
Sean Anonymous
Haphduzn
Day Two:
The Spits
Butcher's Union
Gay Witch Abortion
The Toxenes
Citric Dummies
Crankshaft & The Gear Grinders
Malamanya
MARY OCHER
Passionate and socially conscious musician Mary Ocher (mentored by psych-guru King Kahn) will be headlining the 7th Street Entry on Monday, May 28th.
Show up early to check out local musicians IN/VIA (from Nona Invie of Dark Dark Dark) and StoLyette.
05/24/2018 PJ's Lager House Detroit, MI
05/25/2018 Louie's Trophy House Grill Kalamazoo, MI
05/26/2018 Archer Ballroom Chicago, IL
05/28/2018 7th Street Entry Minneapolis, MN
05/30/2018 The Monocle St. Louis, MO
05/31/2018 Pioneer Indianapolis, IN
06/05/2018 Hi-Tone Cafe Memphis, TN
06/10/2018 Comet Ping Pong Washington, DC
06/13/2018 The Sound Hole Philadelphia, PA
06/16/2018 Cambridge, MA Past Dates
Posted by W♥M on 05/15/2018 at 09:19 PM in Anonymous Choir, Anthrax, Behemoth, Crankshaft, Cut Worms, Gosh!, Inc. No World, Jeremy Ylvisaker, King Tuff, Koo Koo Kanga Roo, KPT, Lamb of God, Liz Brasher, Malamanya, Memory Lanes, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Music Guide, Night Moves, Quintron, Red Wanting Blue, Ryan Traster, SASAMI, Shilpa Ray, Slayer, Testament, The Spits, Vu, Weather Warlock, Wellness, Wet, You Oughta Know | Permalink | Comments (0)
Basilica Block Party Day1 at Basilica of St. Mary, Minneapolis (07 July 2017)
Brandi Carlile Setlist
The Things I Regret
Raise Hell
Again Today
Keep Your Heart Young
Amazing Grace (traditional /John Newton cover)
That Wasn't Me
The Mother
Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash cover)
Going to California (Led Zeppelin cover)
Wherever Is Your Heart
Mad World (Tears for Fears cover)
The Shins Setlist
Caring Is Creepy
Name for You
Mine's Not a High Horse
Girl Inform Me
Gone for Good
Kissing the Lipless
So Now What
Painting a Hole
The Rifle's Spiral
Half a Million
Simple Song
New Slang
Sleeping Lessons
NEEDTOBREATHE Setlist
Great Night
Feet, Don't Fail Me Now
Money & Fame / Whatta Man (Salt‐N‐Pepa cover) /band intros
Drive All Night
Something Beautiful (acoustic)
Stand by Me (Ben E. King cover) (acoustic)
Lay 'Em Down
John Paul White Setlist
I Remember You (solo)
The Once and Future Queen
Hate the Way You Love Me
Fight for You
Hope I Die
I've Been Over This Before
What's So
Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold) (Dan Seals cover)
Can't Get It Out of My Head (Electric Light Orchestra cover)
Great Clips Stage
NEEDTOBREATHE
The Roosevelts
PreferredOne Stage
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness
Star Tribune Stage
Jaedyn James & the Hunger
The 20th Anniversary of the Basilica Block Party is taking place on Friday (July 11) and Saturday (July 12). I have mentioned before that it's not a great place to see music (because of the talkers....
"Can I get a witness?!" How about 10,000+ of them—
On one of the best weather weekends of the year thus far, thousands descended on the grounds of The Basilica of Saint Mary in downtown Minneapolis for the annual two-day Basilica Block Party.
The festival began in 1995 as a fundraiser to help pay for the structural restoration of The Basilica and today, proceeds from the event benefit The Basilica Landmark, which preserves, restores, and advances it for all generations. In addition, a portion of all proceeds go to The Basilica's St. Vincent de Paul outreach program, which provides services to those in need.
Ten acts were spread across three stages for each night- the Main Stage (sponsored by Great Clips) located in a back lot behind the building along the highway, a Church Stage (sponsored by Preferred One) out front, and a smaller local stage (sponsored by Star Tribune) .
Nick Jordan opened the local stage, named the area Best R&B singer last year by City Pages and who has his latest EP, Dividends, due out next month, with a release show set for the 7th St Entry on August 4. Jordan has a polished sound that melds r&b, funk, soul, and house, and is compelling live.
Jaedyn James & The Hunger followed, a South Minneapolis sprawling 10-piece funk love soul group in its third year, and who released their debut, RAW, in 2016.
Night Moves is a stalwart on the local scene, having formed in 2009 and still headed by the duo of John Pelant and Micky Alfano. The group's latest Pennied Days has also spawned an EP, Carl Sagan-The Pennied Days Sessions (Domino Records) with UK tour dates upcoming for the slow groove, cosmically twangy group.
Preferred One Stage
Cobi, a Grand Marais, MN native who was once in the Boston indie-pop band Gentleman Hall opened the day's entertainment on this front stage, notable for sloped grassy areas, where fans could watch casually. The bluesy singer released a buzzworthy single, 'Don't You Cry for Me' last year, along with follow up, 'Prophet Story', ahead of a more full-length release and his loyal local fans gave his trio a warm reception.
Andrew McMahon and the Wilderness has seemed to fully shed his past successes as frontman for Jack's Mannequin and Something Corporate, gaining even greater acclaim in this latest musical venture. The pianist had the crowd with him from his beginning hit, 'Fire Escape' and is in support of sophmore effort, Zombies on Broadway (Vanguard Records), released in February.
The Shins were among the most anticipated acts to see of the weekend, and the Portland band didn't disappoint with a ninety-minute set supporting Heartworms (Columbia Records) released in March, and their first in five years. Playing just under half the new album, the band re-acquainted themselves with their audience, playing a diverse mix from their four other full-lengths as well, and any fears there were to some rust to shake off, (in terms of live performance) were quickly dismissed.
The Roosevelts opened the main stage on a night that featured an Americana lineup as the Nashville-band played a short harmonic rock set with 70's vocal influences, in support of 2016's self-released The Greatest Thing You'll Ever Learn and who returns to the area for an Aug. 5th fundraising appearance in nearby Hastings.
John Paul White (better known as formerly one-half of folk duo The Civil Wars) was next, White coming out first alone, commenting "If you're wearing a suit, then you're warm" in the late afternoon sun. The singer and his band are out in support of last year's Beulah (self-released on Single Lock Records via RED Distrib), an effort he said first had no intention of doing, though the songs were forcing their way out of him.
White's quiet and mostly sad songs seemed a little out of place on a festival's big outdoor stage next to a highway ("that's a first", he quipped), but for the patient and attentive, the dividends were abundant. Highlights included 'Simple Song' (about his grandfather and from a Southern Family compilation) and covers of 'Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold)' (by Dan Seals, but which he teased was by Luke Bryan) and his set-closing slow burn of ELO's "Can't Get It Out of My Head'.
NEEDTOBREATHE is a South Carolina band we've covered several times in the last couple years, and continues to impress us live as they get bigger and more well known, in support of last year's Hard Love (Atlantic Records), which is soon to reissue with even more content. The Christian leaning rock band led by the Rinehart brothers (Bo and Bear) is best seen in their own full headlining set, but even in a truncated outdoor festival appearance, treats the show as if they were in a sold-out arena.
Opening with 'Good Night' set the tone for a stomping good hour-long set and following with that 'Feet, Don't Fail Me Now' kept momentum in high gear. The audience was more secular this night, though several still held hands on high, during many of their more spiritual songs. The Rinehart's middle two-song acoustic set made for a nice change, starting with 'Something Beautiful', the song successful enough to "get us out of a van and into a bus". Finishing with the anthems, 'The Outsiders' and 'Brother', this was a band with enough poise and stage presence to easily headline the night.
BRANDI CARLILE remains such a musical fixture here, she considers it a second home ("it's good to be back in my home-away-from-home!", she exclaimed). She and her Seattle-based band (featuring as always, twins Tim and Phil Hanseroth) is in support of her own latest, The Firewatcher's Daughter (ATO Records) and Cover Stories (Legacy Recordings), a compilation of other artists covering songs from 2007's The Story. "We've all been together for such a long time, us and you, haven't we?" she gushed, ever impressed by the positive outpouring from the local crowd during her ninety-minute set.
'Keep Your Heart Young' was actually written in town by Tim Hanseroth and caused a sing-a-long, 'Dreams' took us back to her busking days at Pike Place Market, 'The Mother' was written with her young daughter in mind, and a Johnny Cash cover kept the crowd clapping along with fever ("you guys are taking years off my life", Carlile expressed).
Though deviating slightly from the setlist, a couple of covers helped close the evening, including a sparse take on Led Zeppelin's 'Going to California' to end the main set, and John Paul White coming back to help sing their cover of Tears for Fears' 'Mad World', a subtle statement on the current world state of affairs and a low-key version that sounded part TFF/ part Gary Jules.
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness at Basilica Block Party, Basilica St. Mary (07 July 2017)
The Shins at Basilica Block Party, Basilica St. Mary (07 July 2017)
Brandi Carlile at Basilica Block Party, Basilica St. Mary (07 July 2017)
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Posted by W♥M on 07/15/2017 at 09:40 AM in Andrew McMahon, Basilica Block Party, Brandi Carlile, Cobi, John, John Paul White, Minneapolis, Needtobreathe, Nick Jordan, Night Moves, The Roosevelts | Permalink | Comments (0)
Minneapolis: June 16 to June 21, 2017
Here are some concerts taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from June 16 to June 21, 2017.
Sweden's Ghost (also known as Ghost BC) will be headlining the Myth in Maplewood (St Paul area), this July 28th, touring in support of their new album Meliora (which came .…
Friday 06/16/17 (6pm/$39.50)
Legendary metal band Iron Maiden is headlining the Xcel Energy Center this Friday, June 16th. Their first MN show in 17 years!
The English band's latest album The Book of Souls is available now, and like all their previous releases, features the iconic Eddie the Head as the band's mascot.
Trivia: Did you know singer Bruce Dickinson is the cousin of Rob Dickinson (of Catherine Wheel)?
Show up early to see Grammy-winning (for "Best Metal Performance") artist Ghost. This is the perfect pairing, as both bands are known for their showmanship and theatrics. We previously caught the band last year and noted, "Assuming a leader role immediately, Papa (Papa Emeritus III) had the crowd responding at will, swinging a thurible (the metal censer suspended from chains) back and forth to fill the room with sweet incense, and even brought a pair of "sisters of sin" on stage, to distribute communion to the faithful pushed up along the front barriers during 'Body and Blood' (though he warned the crowd against any "touching" beforehand)."
6/13 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena
6/15 - Tinley Park, IL - Hollywood Casino
6/16 - St. Paul, MN - Xcel Energy Center
6/19 - Oklahoma City, OK - Chesapeake Energy
6/21 - Houston, TX - Toyota Center
6/23 - Dallas, TX - American Airlines Center
6/24 - San Antonio, TX - AT&T Center
6/27 - Albuquerque, NM - Isleta Amphitheater
6/28 - Scottsdale, AZ - Talking Stick Resort
7/1 - San Bernardino, CA - Glen Helen Amph
7/3 - Las Vegas, NV - T-Mobile Arena
7/5 - Oakland, CA - Oracle Arena
7/7 - West Valley City, UT - USANA Amph
7/9 - Lincoln, NE - Pinnacle Bank Arena
7/11 - Kansas City, MO - Sprint Center
7/12 - Maryland Heights, MO - Hollywood Casino
7/15 - Toronto, ON - Budweiser Stage
7/16 - Ville De Quebec, QC - Centre Videotron
7/19 - Mansfield, MA - Xfinity Center
7/21 - Brooklyn, NY - Barclays Center
JD & The Straight Shot
JD & The Straight Shot's album is called Right On Time, and this review is not right on time as it was released June 24th. To be fair, it was submitted only days before the …
Sunday 06/18/17 (6:30pm/$79.50)
The boys of summer is back ... You know we love The Eagles and Don Henley, so this is a show that you can't miss. He will be playing hits from the past four decades.
Again, show up early to check out JD & The Straight Shot. Although we wrote about this Americana band in 2008 (nearly a decade ago), this is the information they provided for us: "JD & The Straight Shot's sound is steeped in the quiet fire of Americana with distinctive elements of roots music topped off with a dash of classic rock. The band is currently working on their forthcoming album due out in 2017. JD & The Straight Shot has been touring nonstop in support of their 2016 all-acoustic album Ballyhoo!. In addition to playing with Don Henley, the group has performed alongside luminaries such as Joe Walsh, the Eagles, Keith Urban, the Dixie Chicks, Jewel, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Chicago."
6/13 Toronto, ONT @ Budweiser Stage
6/15 Cincinnati, OH @PNC Pavilion
6/17 Chicago, IL @Huntington Bank Pavilion
6/18 St. Paul, MN @Xcel Energy Center
Ecid
It wasn't just his set that was like that. Ecid, a local rapper, opened up the show with more energy than all of the openers I've ever seen at a rock show. Just like Sage and B. Dolan, …
Atlanta-based DIY rapper Russ is on his "Yung God Tour", he will be headlining the Fine Line Music Café this Halloween. Russ does everything himself, writing, performing, producing, mixing, …
David Bazan's new record Curse Your Branches came out yesterday on one of my favorite record label, Barsuk Records. To understand Bazan, you have to look back at the band he started, Pedro the Lion. …
Charleston-based Susto (pronounced "soos-toh") will be stopping by the 7th Street Entry. The band recently debut on CBS This Morning: Saturday. …
Also on the bill is Badflower (not to be confused with Badfinger). The band is described as "one of L.A.'s most buzzed-about rock 'n' roll bands." The band features Josh Katz …
06/16/2017 Brooklyn-based hip-hop artist Ecid returns to his old stomping ground at the Triple Rock Social Club this Friday. Triple Rock? More like Quadtrouple Rock with DJ Adatrak, Moodie Black, and Carnage The Executioner to open. 9pm, $10.
06/16/2017 Acclaimed artist Garland Jeffreys is touring in support of his new album, 14 Steps To Harlem (Luna Park Records/Rough Trade). The album is receiving critical praise from USA Today who calls it "timeless," while American Songwriter proclaims, "[Garland is] one of rock's most compelling voices" ... check it out yourself at the Dakota Jazz Club & Restaurant. 6pm, $30.
06/16/2017 John Moreland will play Turf Club in St Paul this Friday. Will Johnson (formerly of Centro-matic) to open. Johnson's latest Hatteras Night, A Good Luck Charm is available now. 8pm, $12.
06/17/2017 Charlie Mars is ending his tour at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis this Saturday, June 17th. Mars' latest Beach Town. Local Dan Rodriguez to open. 7pm, $25.
06/17/2017 I remember seeing At the Drive-In at Coachella... and then we saw them at their last Minneapolis show (before they broke up). At the Drive-In has reformed and will be playing the Palace Theatre in St Paul this Saturday with Le Butcherettes. 7pm, $43.
06/18/2017 David Bazan (formerly Pedro the Lion) is back in town at the Turf Club. Rana May to open. 7pm, $20.
06/18/2017 Atlanta-based DIY rapper and producer Russ will be at the Myth in support of his debut album There's Really A Wolf album. 7pm, $34.
06/19/2017 Charleston-based Susto (pronounced "soos-toh") is headlining the 7th Street Entry on Monday. The band was last in town in February 2017. Skyway Man to open. 7:30pm, $10.
06/19/2017 Turtlenecked will be at Memory Lanes in support of their forthcoming Vulture album (Good Cheer Records). Cool American to open. There's no details on the venue's website, but if they play inside, they'll have to fight against the crashing pin noises (something that Bryant-Lake Bowl deals with). 6pm, $??.
06/20/2017 Nashville based rock band, Goodbye June is saying hello to June at the Triple Rock Social Club this Tuesday. Co-headliner Badflower was previously in town in February 2017. 7pm, $10.
06/21/2017 Local band Night Moves is playing a free show at the Turf Club this Wednesday. Also on the bill: Mariah Mercedes and Jade Earth. 7pm, FREE.
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Minneapolis: November 23, 2016
Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area on November 23, 2016.
NOTE: Thursday is Thanksgiving. There are no shows on this holiday.
On 11/23, Seun Kuti & Egypt '80 returns to Cedar Cultural Center, while DJ Jake Rudh is holding his Transmission show at Mill City Nights.
Wednesday, 11/23/16, 8pm ($15)
Local band Night Moves is playing their hometown gig at the 7th Street Entry this Wednesday. The band recently shared their video for 'Carl Sagan', taken from their new album Pennied Days (which came out in March 2016).
I have it on good authority that Ed Borrie, who I highly respect as the songwriter for S*M*A*S*H, absolutely loves the new record. Based on his recommendation, you should check out this upcoming show. If you're not familiar with this NWONW punk band, listen to my interview with Ed.
We caught the band in 2014 and wrote, "For the duration of their 40 min set, the band members (guitarist/vocalist John Pelant, bassist Micky Alfano, and multi-instrumentalist Mark Ritsema , with drummer Jared Isabella) were literally bathed in muted blue stage lights, which was mood evocative of their easy-going, slightly psychedelic 70s album rock-vibed sound."
Rupert Angeleyes and Free Music to open.
11/29/16 Rapid City, SD Dahl Fine Arts Center
11/30/16 Denver, CO Larimer Lounge
12/01/16 Santa Fe, NM Skylight
12/02/16 Phoenix, AZ Valley Bar
12/03/16 Los Angeles, CA Resident
12/04/16 San Diego, CA The Casbah
12/06/16 San Francisco, CA Bottom Of The Hill
12/09/16 Portland, OR Analog Cafe & Theater
01/20/17 Glasgow, United Kingdom Oran Mor
Sparkle Sparkle Holy White Hounds My friend Cody from A Twitch of the Death Nerve told me about this band before the album was released. He is always solid on his recommendations so I pre-ordered the album ...
at the Myth
Wednesday, 11/23/16, 7pm ($26.50)
mythlive.com
New York's The Pretty Reckless is currently on tour in support of Who You Selling For (Razor & Tie).
Opening the show will be Holy White Hounds, currently touring in support of their debut album Switchblade.
We previously caught the Iowa band in July 2016 and wrote, "Watching these guys play was hilarious. The banter between band members was electric and the banter between band was audience was perfect. Everyone got involved in the show whether they only knew the one hit song or other various songs from the lifespan of this band. The energy was electric and absolutely everything you would want from a concert of an up and coming band that is about to make their big break."
Also, be sure to show up early to check out Them Evils. The trio (singer, guitarist Jordan Griffin, bassist Jake Massanari, and drummer David Delaney II) is currently on tour to promote their self-titled album (Cold Black Love Records).
11-18 in Baltimore, MD at Rams Head Live
11-19 in Niagra Falls, NY at Rapids Theater
11-21 in Omaha, NE at Sokol Auditorium
11-22 in Clive, IA at 7 Flags Center
11-23 in Minneapolis, MN at The Myth
11-25 in Green Bay, WI at The Sandlot
11-26 in Sioux City, IA at Hard Rock Casino
11-28 in Denver, CO at Ogden Theater
11-30 in SLC, UT at The Depot
12-01 in Boise, ID at Knitting Factory
12-02 in Seattle, WA at Showbox-SODO
12-03 in Portland, OR at Roseland
12-06 in Los Angeles, CA at The Mayan Theater
Posted by W♥M on 11/20/2016 at 11:04 PM in Holy White Hounds, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Music Guide, Night Moves, Rupert Angeleyes, S*M*A*S*H, The Pretty Reckless, Them Evils, Vu | Permalink | Comments (0)
Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from April 13 to April 15, 2016.
Norwegian Aurora Aksnes, otherwise known simply as Aurora, just released her debut EP Running With The Wolves last week, May 4th via Decca Records. The 18 year-old will be doing a limited …
with Tor Miller
Wednesday, 04/13/16, 7:30pm ($15/Sold Out)
Aurora Aksnes (otherwise known as Aurora) was previously in Minneapolis last year promoting her debut EP Running With The Wolves (Decca Records).
The 19 year old Norwegian singer is back, now with a full debut album All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend , selling out the 7th Street Entry,.
New Yorker Tor Miller to open.
04/08/16 Portland, OR Doug Fir Lounge
04/09/16 Seattle, WA The Crocodile
04/10/16 Vancouver, BC Imperial
04/14/16 Chicago, IL Schubas Tavern
04/15/16 Toronto, ON Velvet Underground
04/16/16 Montreal, QC La Sala Rossa
04/17/16 Boston, MA Brighton Music Hall
04/19/16 New York, NY The Bowery Ballroom
04/21/16 Washington, DC U Street Music Hall
06/30/16 Provinssi
07/08/16 Kongsberg Jazz Festival
07/17/16 Ilosaarirock
07/17/16 Latitude Festival
07/23/16 Panorama Festival
07/31/16 Lollapalooza
08/10/16 Oya Festival
09/11/16 Lollapalooza Berlin
10/03/16 Glasgow, Art School
10/04/16 Manchester, O2 Ritz
10/06/16 Newcastle, University
10/07/16 Birmingham, O2 Institute 2
10/08/16 Bristol, Trinity
10/10/16 Brighton, Concorde 2
10/11/16 Oxford, O2 Academy 2
10/13/16 London, O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
10/15/16 Cambridge, Cambridge Junction
10/16/16 Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
Skydyed
New Horizons Skydyed September 1, 2014 Original Release Date: September 1, 2014 Release Date: September 1, 2014 Label: Feyline Presents Copyright: 2014 Feyline Presents Total Length: 28:40 …
at Bunkers Music Bar and Grill
Thursday, 04/14/16, 7pm ($6)
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Local Night Moves is playing over at First Avenue on this night. If that's not your thing, Ft Collins, Colorado's Skydyed will be playing at Bunkers Music Bar & Grill in Minnesota next Thursday, April 14th. The young trio (Andrew Slattery, Max Doucette, and Shane Eagen) is currently touring in support of their debut album A Quantum Dream.
Described as "Steeped in rock, funk and jazz."
4/13 The Bottleneck Lawrence KS
4/14 Bunkers Music Bar Minneapolis MN
4/16 Bodega's Alley Lincoln NE
6/10 - 6/12 Beanstalk Music and Arts Fest
6/16 - 6/19 Sonic Bloom Rye CO
7/8 - 7/10 The Pirate Party Lolo MT
7/22 - 7/24 SubOctave Music Festival
8/5 - 8/7 Arise Music Festival Loveland CO
9/3 Backwoods Music Festival Stroud OK
NBC's The Voice explained. Lara is addicted. Smash show, who is it for? Fox's Glee domination in popular music! Read all the crazy numbers. …
NICHOLAS DAVID
Friday, 04/15/16, 7pm ($30)
Finalist for the third season of NBC's The Voice, Nicholas David will be headlining the Cedar Cultural Center next Friday, April 15th.
Cincinnati duo Dawg Yawp (Tyler Randall and Rob Keenan) to open the show.
Here is how thefeelin.com described the upcoming show:
After bringing his Music from the Heart for the Heart Coast to Coast over the last few years;
Nicholas David is returning to the West Bank in Minneapolis, MN
He'll be playing at the Cedar Cultural Center on April 15th, 2016.
Follow Nicholas David on his Official SoundCloud Page.
The Official Video to the song Fresh from our Make Hope EP
Posted by W♥M on 04/10/2016 at 12:00 AM in Aurora, Dawg Yawp, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Music Guide, Nicholas David, Night Moves, Skydyed, The Voice, Tor Miller, Vu | Permalink | Comments (0)
Minneapolis Music Guide: August 31 - September 6, 2014
Local band Night Moves, ably taking over the opening spot from the previously announced Night Beds, was literally feeling the Blues. For the duration of their 40 min set, the band member …
Here is the weekly guide of some Minneapolis live concerts and events from August 31 to September 6.
Night Moves, Carroll, etc.
Did you know that the St Paul's the Turf Club was remodeled? I believe they have expanded and added a restaurant area, so now you can dine and watch a concert. I am hoping they make the stage better or upgrade the sound....
Although this was listed as a Turf Club Grand Re-Opening, there was already a grand re-opening show on August 28th, which was described as "cleaner" and "better smelling". Let's just hope.
I suppose for the second grand re-opening Turf Club show is with Night Moves.
City Pages presents Turf Club Grand Re-Opening
with Carroll
Rupert Angeleyes
The Chambermaids
Sunday, August 31, 2014 8:00 pm
$12.00 advance | $15 door.
MN Stair Fair
As previously mentioned, the Minnesota State Fair is starting this week: August 21 to September 1st. While the paid events are out of my price range, I would love to check out Journey* with Joan Jett & The Blackhearts on Labor Day …
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
MINNESOTA STATE FAIR
The Minnesota State Fair is ending September 1st (Labor Day), so there's still a little time to catch their music offerings.
The Leinie Lodge Bandshell is usually the spot that I attend when I go to the Fair, showtime is various times.
Aug. 31 & Sept. 1
SongBlast - Dueling Guitars
Over at the Bazaar Stage:
Aug. 31 & Sept. 1:
St. Mary's Balalaika Orchestra
RAMM Band
The Belfast Cowboys
Also, if you can spare the cash, Journey	and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts are playing at the Grandstand.
Continue reading "Minneapolis Music Guide: August 31 - September 6, 2014" »
Posted by W♥M on 08/30/2014 at 01:56 AM in Garfunkel and Oates, Goo Goo Dolls, Hawthorne Heights, How to Dress Well, Jayhawks, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Music Guide, Night Moves, The Jayhawks, Vu | Permalink | Comments (0)
Lord Huron w/ Night Moves - First Avenue, Minneapolis (28 Jan 2014) concert review
Lord Huron/Night Moves Marquee
Ends of the Earth
The Man Who Lives Forever
I Will Be Back One Day
We Went Wild
The Ghost on the Shore
She Lit a Fire
Lonesome Dreams
Until the Night Turns
01/31/14 Detroit, MI Majestic Theatre
02/01/14 Toronto, ON Danforth Music Hall
02/02/14 Montreal, QC Le Cabaret Du Mile End
02/04/14 Boston, MA Royale Nightclub Boston
02/06/14 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
02/08/14 Philadelphia, PA Theatre / Living Arts
02/09/14 Charlottesville, VA Jefferson Theater
02/11/14 Saxapahaw, NC Haw River Ballroom
02/12/14 Asheville, NC Orange Peel
02/14/14 Birmingham, AL WorkPlay
02/15/14 New Orleans, LA Civic Theatre
02/17-02/18 Austin, TX Emo's
02/19/14 Dallas, TX Trees
02/21/14 Denver, CO Ogden Theatre
02/22/14 Aspen, CO Belly Up Aspen
02/25/14 San Francisco, CA Fillmore
02/26/14 Ventura, CA Ventura Theatre
02/27/14 Solana Beach, CA Belly Up Tavern
02/28-03/01 Los Angeles, CA Fonda Theatre
All dates with Night Moves
Los Angeles-based indie folk band Lord Huron founder Ben Schneider named his solo project (now a full band) in part, after one of the Great Lakes closest…
Michigan was in the house in Minneapolis Tuesday night. Okemos, Michigan-born rising quintet Lord Huron and local openers Night Moves (not named after Michigan-native Bob Seger's song, but still…) played to a full house at First Avenue's Mainroom on a chilly, snowy Tuesday night.
Local band Night Moves, ably taking over the opening spot from the previously announced Night Beds, was literally feeling the Blues.
Micky Alfano and John Pelant
For the duration of their 40 min set, the band members (guitarist/vocalist John Pelant, bassist Micky Alfano, and multi-instrumentalist Mark Ritsema , with drummer Jared Isabella) were literally bathed in muted blue stage lights, which was mood evocative of their easy-going, slightly psychedelic 70s album rock-vibed sound.
Still promoting their debut, Colored Emotions (Domino Records), the hometown band will always get a great reception locally, but showed their abilities to go beyond that with gritty performances of the title track, first single 'Headlights', and 'Country Queen'.
The band has a cosmic/country sound that looks forward with a tip of the hat to the past with their somewhat irregular song structures, in a way that more veteran acts would wear their influences, and belies the fact that they're just getting started as a band.
What a difference a year makes for LA-based, Michigan-bred solo project, now band, Lord Huron. The five-piece led by Ben Schneider – guitar/ vocals, along with Mark Barry – percussion/vocals, Miguel Briseño – bass/percussion, Tom Renaud – guitar/vocals and Karl Kerfoot – guitar/vocals, was on tour and in town in Oct. 2012, as the opening act for Night Moves at the 7th St Entry for their record release show. The critical acclaim and word-of-mouth on the band has grown exponentially since, resulting in a packed, near sold-out show for their 72 min. performance.
The indie-folk quintet is supporting their debut full-length, Lonesome Dreams (IAMSOUND) and brings a Mumford and Sons-like bombast and Vampire Weekend-esque rhythms, with a pinch of Paul Simon/Peter Gabriel worldbeat made for bigger rooms, to their own unique take on modern folk.
Ben Schneider
Schneider admits to being a visualist as well, evident in setting the stage for their experience with a five-paneled silhouetted landscape backdrop and in-nature sound effects between songs, like crickets chirping and the beginning thunder of a storm rolling in.
'Ends of the Earth', the album's opener, also opened their live set, lush in scope, with Fleet Foxes-like harmonies and Schneider howling falsetto, a la Jim James. Both 'The Man Who Lives Forever' and 'We Went Wild' (from their Into the Sun EP) had a near-Caribbean vibe, laid back and percussion filled, which pleased the groovers and nodding heads in the audience.
Superdudes abroad in the wilderness
Schneider's harmonica on the dreamy 'The Ghost on the Shore' perfectly captured the mood of the album cover art- a dusty horsebacked rider, alone on an open midnight prairie ride. 'Until the Night Turns' revved up the tempo, then was downshifted by the delicate 'Lullaby', with the xylophone-tinged 'Time to Run' ending the main set with an exclamation point.
The two-song encore began with the building 'Brother' and ended with the percussion-gone-wild 'The Stranger'; every band member banging on drums, tambourines, sticks, and whatever else was available at the end, with drummer Barry unleashing like he'd been holding it in all night.
Both bands were short on conversation; instead, letting their music do the talking, which was more than all right with the near-capacity crowd. And, both acts showed the polish and musicianship of those more seasoned and established, making them both worth keeping an eye on for future projects.
Lord Huron at First Avenue, Minneapolis (28 Jan 2014)
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Posted by W♥M on 01/31/2014 at 08:01 AM in First Ave, First Avenue, John, Lord Huron, Night Moves | Permalink | Comments (0)

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Album Review: Perfume Genius – No Shape
Mike Hadreas returns with a record of endless inventiveness and daring passion
Kayleigh Hughes
May 2, 2017 | 12:00am ET
Thematically and lyrically, Perfume Genius' fourth album, No Shape, lands right away. Mike Hadreas, who has been making music as Perfume Genius since 2008, has always used gorgeous imagery to grapple with the personal and political complexities of being a queer artist, most notably on his acclaimed 2014 album, Too Bright. No Shape is a powerful continuation and evolution of those themes, with each song clearly carrying an undercurrent of elegant but unwavering rebellion. However, what is markedly different from prior Perfume Genius albums is just how full and opulent this new record is, as well as how dynamic and experimental it gets. The way that I ultimately made sense of the sonic progression of No Shape's 13 tracks came through seeing the album as a night out in a dark, twisted, and wonderful wonderland, with the progression of tones and energies tracking through the intoxicating highs and into the deliriously honest haze of the early morning.
The opening track, the perfectly titled "Otherside", is a journey that starts as a delicate piano ballad, not unlike much of Hadreas' previous work, until it takes you tumbling right into a burst of ecstatic, shimmering noise. The sonic symbolism of Hadreas breaking through into a new realm of creative freedom lands with ease, especially as the opening track transitions into "Slip Away", the album's euphoric first single and early song-of-the-year contender. "Slip Away" is a joyful, almost fantastical ode to loyalty and love among outsiders, and the one-two punch of "Otherside" and "Slip Away" makes for one hell of an entrance, announcing Hadreas' presence as a confident, established musician and vital queer voice.
The first half of the album continues with track after track of bright, sweeping crescendos and an irresistible, commanding boldness. "Watch me walk on by/ Next one won't be free," he quips on "Go Ahead", amidst a bricolage of organic and artificial sounds ranging from rubbery synth to a playful pots-and-pans style percussive clang. Hadreas delivers the challenges and come-ons of "Go Ahead" and other songs from the first half of No Shape with a seductive, playful intensity, like he's lasered his unwavering eyes on you but has a clear sparkle in them.
On "Valley", the artist asks, "How long must we live right/ Before we don't even have to try?" — confronting the demands of a world that has enormous expectations for just exactly how gay people are meant to exist within it; while amidst the rapturous glow of "Wreath", he embraces everything difficult and beautiful and strong about his journey, delivering a glittering, liberating chorus that could soundtrack every moment of redemption in any underdog's life.
Then the halfway point comes with "Every Night", and No Shape slips backstage and beyond the party so to speak. The song is a lovely pause for breath, still allowing the ringing energy of the prior songs to inform it but holding its own as a contemplative ballad. The latter half of the album feels like a hazy, sometimes frantic journey into the middle of the night, with "Choir" playing like a horrorscape teeming with beautiful phantoms and "Die 4 You" diving right into a deeply erotic, minimalist seduction that holds back and gives in with just the right balance. The sense, as the album moves through its final act, is of after-after-parties that hold a drowsy, heavy sort of theatricality and sentimentality. "How many times I leave/ When I used to stay," moans guest vocalist Weyes Blood on "Sides". "Run Me Through" takes an even slower, more syrupy pace, and the album closes with the almost-lullaby of "Alan", a sweet and powerful revelation on which Hadreas asks lovingly, tenderly, almost incredulously, "Did you notice we sleep through the night?/ Did you notice everything's alright?"
One of the greatest accomplishments of No Shape is how it provides a lush, seemingly endless musical playground in which Hadreas' stunning, one-of-a-kind voice can push past any limits and shine in new and unusual ways. With all due respect to No Shape's sensational production (courtesy of Blake Mills), artfully employed camp, and poignant examinations of queer identity, it's that voice, which is so compelling in its clarity as well as in its oh-so-human idiosyncrasies, that is the magic of Perfume Genius. Throughout the album, Hadreas trembles, sighs, moans, bends his notes to convey everything from yearning and fear to determination and bliss.
No Shape may feel, to some listeners, less cohesive than past Perfume Genius records, but it makes up for that with endless inventiveness and daring passion, and it indicates that Hadreas is a musician who is only growing more vital as he develops and expands his sound.
Essential Tracks: "No Shape", "Wreathe", and "Alan"
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Cambodia launched a health strategic plan in 2002, in an effort to improve services to areas that lack medical personnel and resources. But in many rural areas, there has been little progress, and even an awareness of basic hygiene and disease prevention remains considerably low.
At the Preah Dak health center in rural Siem Reap province, home to the famed temples of Angkor Wat, health workers say they do what they can, but sometimes they run out of medicine or time.
Nurses here say they are short staffed, which does not allow them to spend enough time with patients. And some people in the area say they would rather just visit a pharmacy than take their children to the center.
Preah Dak's problems are not uncommon. Cambodian health care is regularly underfunded and under-prioritized by the government.
Common health complications in this community involve flu, diarrhea and dengue fever, according to Phoeng Sophary, who has been a midwife at the health center for more than 20 years. "We have enough vaccines, but occasionally we run out of medicine," she said.
Health workers at Preah Dak health center say they do what they can, but sometimes they run out of medicine or time for their patients.
Improving quality public health service is a challenge without a full team of medical staff, she said. "We spend limited time with each patient, as we are short-staffed." At times, she has had to do the diagnosis, write the prescription, and issue the medication, all for one patient, she said.
Thy Sreyneang, a 23-year-old mother of two, told VOA Khmer that going to a local pharmacy for medication is more effective than seeing medical staff at the Preah Dak health center.
"Normally they ask what is wrong with my children, and after that they conduct a physical diagnosis," she said. "Then they just give some medicine." But that doesn't often work, she said. Accessing public health service is cheap. But when the medication is not effective, the cost increases, as she then has to go to the local pharmacy for more medicine, she said.
Health officials say there is still much that can be done at home to prevent a trip to the health center, which is not always well understood.
Midwife Phoeng Sophary said maintaining a hygienic household can help keep infectious diseases away. Part of her job is to tell people this, she said, but they don't always follow her advice.
"We advise them to drink boiled water if they want to avoid diarrhea, but they just listen and never do as they are told," she said.
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LGBT Disregard
About Disregard
Resources & Gallery
Contact Us & Supports
A key recommendation made by the Department of Justice Working Group into a disregard scheme progress report was to hold a public consultation. This was to ensure that those affected, whether directly or indirectly, their family and friends, as well as the wider LGBTQIA+ community and organisations could shape the disregard scheme based on their lived experiences of the harmful impact of criminalisation.
"The work currently being undertaken by the Working Group is of clear public interest and the issues it is considering must be considered with great sensitivity and respect to the harmful impact that criminalisation and resulting convictions had on the men affected, as well as their friends and family and the wider LGBTQI community."
Working Group Progress Report, May 2022
The public consultation ended on December 9th 2022. The documents from the Working Group explaining the key issues in the consultation are here.
Many LGBTQIA+ organisations, following discussions over a number of months, and other organisations and individuals made submissions to the Department on disregard and restorative justice. Some are included below.
Submission from the LGBT+ Restorative Justice Campaign.
Publication date: 9th Dec 2022
Submission from LGBT Ireland
Submission from LINC
Submission from Belong To
Submission from TENI-Transgender Equality Network Ireland
Submission from the National LGBT Federation – NXF
Submission from Gay Health Network
Submission from Gay Project
Submission from Labour LGBT
Submission from the Irish Congress of Trade Unions
Submission from the ICCL
Submission from Ciaran Cuffe, MEP, Green Party


Located about 20 minutes away from the university, on the other side of Bradley International Airport is the New England Air Museum. Michael Speciale is the executive director of the museum and is also a graduate of the Barney school of business. He claims, "I think the museum is a place that once people come and discover they'll be surprised at how much we have to offer." Visitors can gaze upon aircrafts from all different eras of history. They can also look at different types of aircrafts ranging from helicopters to air force and navy fighter jets to full size commercial jets. Brad McDonald is a visitor to the air museum. For him this visit holds special meaning. No matter what age you are the New England Air Museum has many things to offer; whether you're a training pilot just starting out or an aviation veteran looking back on history.


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Sarah Ferguson Quotes Queen Elizabeth as She Speaks at Lisa Marie Presley's Memorial Service
The Duchess of York affectionately calls Elvis Presley's late daughter 'sissy' as she bids farewell to her close friend at the celebration of life service at Graceland.
AceShowbiz –Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York paid tribute to her friend Lisa Marie Presley by quoting the late Queen Elizabeth at the singer's celebration of life service. The royal, 63, struck a close friendship with Lisa Marie – who died aged 54 on January 12 after collapsing at her home in Calabasas – after they first met in America in 2009, with Lisa going on to attend the duchess' 50th birthday party at London's Lanesborough Hotel that year.
"I stand here with great honour because we called each other sissy and I've been with you being with you all for all your lives really. And I stand here with great honour," Sarah, who called Lisa Marie "sissy" in reference to their sister-like bond, told mourners who had gathered at Graceland on Sunday, January 22, 2023.
"Sissy, this is for you with affection. My late mother-in-law (the Queen) used to say that nothing can be said can begin to take away the anguish and the pain of these moments because grief is the price we pay for love and how right she was."
"Today we talk about Lisa Marie. We look at Priscilla as a mother to Lisa Marie, we look at Lisa Marie and say you lost a son. Mothers losing children, there are no words for it. So today we talk about action. Action is the way we can go forward, we can light the flame."
"So for Riley, for Harper and Finley and the entire family, we march forward in support of you. All of us are with you. If you just put out your hand we will be there. I will definitely be there."
Sarah also read an extract Sir David Frost had written for his son George before the broadcaster died aged 74 in 2013, saying, "I have had my life and enjoyed every second, but as it is, another life has beckoned. It is important to know that I've not gone, and I hope that all you on my light has shone."
"Stay in that sunshine, rest never in the shade. Don't curse my absence as this light you'll evade. I live in the smiles, the moon the stars and sky and I feel eternal pride as I watch you all fly. And for my darling children who wonder what to do, just have a wonderful time as I will living through you."
Sarah also posted on Instagram last week to say goodbye to Lisa Marie, writing, "I say hello to you everyday and I love you my sissy and I will continue to say hello to you every day. You were my sissy, an amazing mother to Ben, Riley, Harper and Finley and a superbly loving daughter to Priscilla."
"You have been my devoted friend for many years and I am here for your family to support and love them. I am deeply saddened my sissy, you are in my heart."
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SS William Byrd was a Liberty ship built in the United States during World War II. She was named after William Byrd, an American planter and author from Charles City County, in colonial Virginia. He is considered the founder of Richmond, Virginia.

Construction
William Byrd was laid down on 24 May 1943, under a Maritime Commission (MARCOM) contract, MC hull 1203, by the St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company, Jacksonville, Florida; she was sponsored by Miss Marjorie Byrd McCarty, a descendant of the namesake, she was launched on 20 August 1943.

History
She was allocated to the United Fruit Co., on 5 September 1943. On 11 March 1948, she was placed in the James River Reserve Fleet, Lee Hall, Virginia. On 11 August 1953, she was withdrawn from the fleet to be loaded with grain under the "Grain Program 1953", she returned loaded with grain on 28 August 1953. She was again withdrawn from the fleet on 2 June 1956, to have the grain unloaded, she returned reloaded on 30 June 1956. On 16 March 1960, she was withdrawn from the fleet to be unloaded, she returned empty on 28 March 1960. She was sold for scrapping, 22 January 1973, to Luria Brothers and Company, for $59,577.75. She was withdrawn from the fleet, 18 May 1973.

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Bibliography

Liberty ships
Ships built in Jacksonville, Florida
1943 ships
James River Reserve Fleet
James River Reserve Fleet Grain Program

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JSC Ingenium congratulates fullmóvil for its recent launch
On 15th September fullmóvil, part of Virtualis Group, launched commercial operations in the Costa Rican market as the first Full MVNO in the country and the Latam area.
JSC Ingenium has been responsible for the deployment of the entire core network (through Ingenium CORE R3) as well as the business support system -BSS- as a unique and integrated solution that allows fullmóvil to operate as a Full Virtual Mobile Network Operator.
Among the main features of the technology deployed by JSC Ingenium we should point out the flexibility granted to fullmóvil, with the highest degree of freedom to develop their own price plans, promotional campaigns, etc. and total independence from the Host Operator –ICE- resulting in a better quality of service for the end user.
fullmóvil 100% Costa Rican company, part of Virtualis, Grupo Monge. It is consolidated as mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) through its contract with the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) to make use of their 2G & 3G radio network. fullmóvil brand aims the youth segment (15 to 35 years old) in this first stage, only under the prepaid model.
More information: www.fullmovil.cr
Ingenium CORE R3 is built on the basis of Ingenium Application Server that supports the functionality of all core network elements deployed: HLR, IN, Online Rating Engine, Convergent Billing System, SMSC and USSD GW. The most outstanding features are: high efficiency level, ability to integrate multiple services on a single platform, and unbeatable flexibility.
More information: www.jscingenium.com
Labels BSS, Core R3, Full MVNO
NEO-SKY launches its new Intelligent Network
NEO-SKY has chosen JSC Ingenium for the deployment of three key services for its Intelligent Network:
Portability (fixed line and mobile): Where JSC Ingenium has deployed the FNR application which serves the Intelligent Network.
Call Screening for the management of client profiles with different characteristics.
Free phone, for the translation of free numbers of Intelligent Network.
They all have something in common, having been deployed under an SIP structure, within the new architecture implanted by NEO-SKY.
With these new elements, NEO-SKY finishes the deployment of its Intelligent Network which in turn implies an improvement in the quality of service for its clients.
About NEO-SKY:
NEO-SKY is the Telecommunications Operator specialized in providing Internet, Data and Telephony services to medium and large sized companies, as well as Local Access and Transport to other operators services, under its own network.
NEO-SKY possesses its own network structure of Optical Fiber and fixed LMDS fixed wireless. Additionally, NEO-SKY provides bandwidth via VSAT satellite, through different agreements subscribed with the main satellite operators.
More information: www.neo-sky.com
JSC is the Grupo Ingenium division specializes in the development and implementation of elements for Mobile Networks. JSC Ingenium provides all the elements of "core" required for Mobile Virtual Network Operators, as well as all elements of management and "billing", thus providing complete solutions. These elements have been developed by JSC Ingenium on its Application Server as a common platform.
Labels Call screening, Intelligent Network, Portability, SIP
JSC Ingenium congratulates fullmóvil for its recen...


Yep. I can confirm this as well.
Strange... We cannot reproduce it. What happens when you click on empty space there?
Can you upload files again and import product file again to check does it help?
I already re-uploaded the product file and nothing.
It goes to the vBET Google options.
You can just use those options from vBET menu on the left side of Admin CP.


Lobster meat, shrimp, scallops and crabmeat sautéed with assorted vegetable in a white seafood flavored sauce.
Fresh scallop and tender beef sautéed with mixed vegetables in a house special brown sauce.
Crispy fried Jumbo shrimp in a spicy Peking sauce.
Breaded fried chicken with a sweet & sour lemon sauce.
Tender slices of beef sautéed with mixed vegetables in hot & spicy Hunan sauce.
Tender slices of beef sautéed with mixed vegetables in hot & spicy Szechuan sauce.
Jumbo shrimp with mixed vegetable in lobster sauce.
Served All Day. Includes Roast Pork Fried Rice and Egg Roll.


Together with you, we at WIRCON GmbH and our subsidiaries can develop outstanding renewable energy projects. We can assist you on your path to becoming an independent, flexible energy market player. Our goal? Your satisfaction.
Born 1962, Managing Director of WIRCON GmbH since 2014.
After gaining a degree from the University of Mainz, Dr Vest held a position there as Scientific Director of the Research Institute for Economic Policy until 1996. Parallel to this, from 1996 to 2003 he was a managing partner of the InterCom Group, which specializes in marketing and sales consulting. In the period to 2009 he served as board member responsible for marketing, sales and business development at EnBW AG, simultaneously also holding the position of Yello Strom GmbH management spokesman.
After joining Kofler Energies AG as a member of the board responsible for marketing, sales and energy transactions in 2012 he founded the consulting company IRE Energies Consult GmbH, which focuses on strategic business development for energy companies.
Born 1977, co-founder of WIRSOL Solar AG in 2003.
As an international project company for the planning, construction and financing of renewable energy plants WIRSOL, headquartered in Waghäusel, Baden-Württemberg/Germany, specialized in the national and international planning, installation and operation of roof-mounted photovoltaic systems, ground-mounted systems and wind farms.
Until the end of 2013 Mr Wirth was a board member of WIRSOL Solar AG, which had 270 employees and a turnover of just under 300 million euros in 2012. In February 2014 WIRCON GmbH took over the trademark rights and some areas of WIRSOL Solar AG's German business activities.