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MORE.IS.MORE(CD RELEASE) + CINIMECHANICA + SELF-EVIDENT
Icehouse
Minneapolis, MN
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MORE.IS.MORE(CD RELEASE) + CINIMECHANICA + SELF-EVIDENT
$6 IN ADVANCE/$8 AT THE DOOR
10:30PM DOORS/11PM SHOWTIME
21+



MORE.IS.MORE

more.is.more is bombastic minimalism in post-rock.

What the hell does that mean? Well we are a two-piece from Minneapolis that manages to make quite a clamor. We like things like Battles, Glassjaw and Lettuce. See what you think.

We recorded an album with Adam Tucker at Signaturetone Recordings this summer and will be putting out our debut 10 inch record, Roy G. Black, most likely in early 2015.


CINIMECHANICA:

With over a decade of experience under its belt, you'd expect Athens, GA's Cinemechanica to have a pile of records completed. It'd be entirely reasonable to expect that the decade between the bands groundbreaking debut The Martial Arts and its upcoming self-titled LP would have been separated by more than a single EP, 2008s double-drum experiment Rivals. Sure, that'd be reasonable  but Cinemechanica is anything but.

While the band cut its teeth as pioneers of the regions millennial math-rock landscape, those very chompers have now worn into predatorial fangs through years of exhaustive performance, tireless composition, and  most recently  a new level of aggressive sneer honed by Kurt Ballou (Converge) at GodCity Studios. From the opening blast of Hang Up The Spurs to the closing hyper-melodic bleed out of Biblical Noise, descriptors ash through the mind like subliminal screens in a movie house: Immediacy. Tension. Panic. Pacing. As the sweat starts to pour and the ears begin their tell-tale tingle of exertion, the body/brain divide dissolves into a blur of between the goosebumps of anxiety and full-breath catharsis. This band will move you, literally and otherwise.

Cinemechanica is centered around the constant trio of guitarist Bryant Williamson, bassist Joel Hatstat, and drummer Mike Albanese (Maserati). For this years release, the band has collaborated with guitarist/vocalist Jordan Olivera (Manray), while those live duties will be carried out by Bryan Aiken (Lazer/Wulf). The group tends to plot its music meticulously and often works for months for an output of seconds. For lesser bands, that may be overkill; for Cinemechanica, its a case of intense dedication to its craft that makes for line-drive focus in the studio and on stage. Theres no doubt that storied engineer Kevin Ratterman (Young Widows, My Morning Jacket) at Louisville's La La Land could tell this from day one, and by the time Ballou mixed this decade-gestating monster of a record, it was poised to stand easily alongside the mans legendary output.


SELF-EVIDENT:

Self-Evident are signed to US label, doubleplusgood as well as Stiff Slack Records in Japan.

Hailing from Minneapolis, MN, Self-Evident have developed and applied a unique, intricate, and smart formula to standard rock songwriting, conjuring music that is very resistant to categorization.
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Variously described as math, indie, jazz, punk, and post-rock, Self-Evident encompasses all of these styles and more-often in a single three minute song with a strong melodic sense. The instrumentation is simple: bass/vocals, guitar/vocals, and drums.

Self-evident have played over hundreds of shows through the US, EU and Japan and with countless bands such as Don Caballero, TTNG, Tera Melos, Helms Alee, Into it. Over it., Oxes, Juno, Chokebore, Local H, Bad Wizard, The Vida Blue (Ten Grand), Traindodge, Bear Claw, Bronzed Chorus, Dropsonic, Riddle of Steel, House Of Large Sizes, and many more.

Multiple full length albums and EPs have been released since their conception:

The Arrogance Of The Common Professional (EP) - 1999
What We Sound Like - 2000
Direct (EP) - 2001
Angular - 2003
Epistemology - 2005
Self-Evident - 2007
Billions (EP) - 2008
Endings - 2009
"We Built A Fortress On Short Notice" - 2012
The Traveler -2015

Location

Icehouse (View)
2528 Nicollet Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
United States

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Minimum Age: 21
Kid Friendly: No
Dog Friendly: No
Non-Smoking: Yes!
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes!

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