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Come to this show dressed as a coked out, washed up, Hollywood star!
There will probably be one more band as well.
It is also lilcompton's birthday so come here and drink a lot (or not at all!) and hang out and have fun with us. The show is a 4 dollar hollar.
The Rodeo
249 Palmer Ct.
DeKalb, IL 60115
630-926-5229
THURS. MAR. 3RD 10PM
THE CITY ON FILM, feat. Robert Nanna (ex Braid, Hey Mercedes)Bob Nanna of Braid and Hey Mercede's Fame in his solo side project. The
City on Film is currently planning a follow up full-length on Todd Bell’s
(Hey Mercedes) Grand Theft Autumn Records in 2005 and a
three-way split on Post436 Records, also featuring Daniel G.
Harmann and Dormlife (Sam Swanson).
SYBRIS
www.sybris.com
Chicago’s Sybris fuse art rock, heavy metal and folk, creating
a balance that generates a seamless organic rock, overlaid
with classic epic-like verses—a sound that has been described
as a mix of Catpower and My Bloody Valentine. It sometimes
spews Slayer while dripping of Edie Brickell, with the
two guitars and bass locking and building, the drums
filling and lifting, and Angela’s voice—sometimes
complemented by Shawn’s—injecting an almost tangible
energy. It’s a brew that put Sybris--named for a
hedonistic Greek city--on the stage with international
acts like The Thrills, Har Mar Superstar, and And You
Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead.
BIKES NOT BOMBS (ex Magnum Opus)
There will probably be one more band as well.
It is also lilcompton's birthday so come here and drink a lot (or not at all!) and hang out and have fun with us. The show is a 4 dollar hollar.
The Rodeo
249 Palmer Ct.
DeKalb, IL 60115
630-926-5229
THURS. MAR. 3RD 10PM
THE CITY ON FILM, feat. Robert Nanna (ex Braid, Hey Mercedes)Bob Nanna of Braid and Hey Mercede's Fame in his solo side project. The
City on Film is currently planning a follow up full-length on Todd Bell’s
(Hey Mercedes) Grand Theft Autumn Records in 2005 and a
three-way split on Post436 Records, also featuring Daniel G.
Harmann and Dormlife (Sam Swanson).
SYBRIS
www.sybris.com
Chicago’s Sybris fuse art rock, heavy metal and folk, creating
a balance that generates a seamless organic rock, overlaid
with classic epic-like verses—a sound that has been described
as a mix of Catpower and My Bloody Valentine. It sometimes
spews Slayer while dripping of Edie Brickell, with the
two guitars and bass locking and building, the drums
filling and lifting, and Angela’s voice—sometimes
complemented by Shawn’s—injecting an almost tangible
energy. It’s a brew that put Sybris--named for a
hedonistic Greek city--on the stage with international
acts like The Thrills, Har Mar Superstar, and And You
Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead.
BIKES NOT BOMBS (ex Magnum Opus)
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