Source: “Toynbee” Tile : Eraserhood
"Toynbee" Tile : Eraserhood
Friday, March 31, 2017
"Toynbee" Tile : Eraserhood
"Toynbee" Tile : Eraserhood
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Thursday, March 30, 2017
Eraserhood Friday!
Ongoing
Portugal. The Man – 2 Nights – at Union Transfer with HDBeenDope
Portugal. The Man / HDBeenDope at Union Transfer TWO NIGHTS Thu., 3/30 http://ticketf.ly/2jpiZ8N Fri., 3/31 http://ticketf.ly/2jpg93Y UT Newsletter: http://ticketf.ly/1RqX4bJ Facebook Event Feed: http://on.fb.me/1Xjri0B Portugal. The Man It was last spring 2012, and John Gourley—frontman of Portugal. The Man—found himself in New York City about to ring the bell at Danger Mouse’s apartment–a long way from … Read more
6:00 pm
Charles Cushing: Paintings of Italy and Other New Work
In this show at Gallery 1315 Charles Cushing shows a strong group of new Italian paintings along with scenes of Buenos Aires, San Francisco, Washington, Philadelphia among other places. Pride of place will go to a spectacular new take on the Argentine Tango scene in Philadelphia! Please join us at a reception to meet the … Read more
7:00 pm
Lambchop at Underground Arts
3.31 | $20 adv | doors 7pm | 21+ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lambchop is a Band ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ http://www.lambchop.net/ https://twitter.com/lambchopisaband For Love Often Turns Us Still—officially titled FLOTUS—is like many of Lambchop’s records: a subtle masterpiece, the kind that slowly and generously reveals its quiet wisdom to those patient and attentive enough to receive it. Start to finish, … Read more
8:00 pm
George Clanton / Negative Gemini
Friday, March 31, 2017 George Clanton / Negative Gemini / +1 TBA Doors 7:30, Show 8:00 $10 Advance, $12 Door GEORGE CLANTON Following three years of releasing music as the seminal vaporwave producer ESPRIT 空想, and vocal-driven pop artist Mirror Kisses, George Clanton has dropped the alter egos. Clanton’s latest work is built upon the … Read more
11:59 pm
Call for New Members
Vox Populi is a collaboratively-run, non-profit artist space: our rotating collective of members is the backbone to our ethos. Vox members are committed to actively engaging in an ongoing dialogue of experimental artistic practice through producing and curating exhibitions, performance events, artist lectures and discussions. Open Call for New Members Vox Populi is currently seeking … Read more
Eraserhood Friday!
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
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Philadelphia from the Reading Viaduct | a view of the citysc… | Paul Jones | Flickr
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Panorama 3201_blended_fused_pregamma_1_mantiuk06_contrast_… | Flickr
SOHN - Tickets - Union Transfer - Philadelphia, PA, March 29, 2017 | Ticketfly
SOHN / William Doyle (aka East India Youth) at Union Transfer
UT Newsletter: http://ticketf.ly/1RqX4bJ
Facebook Event Feed: http://on.fb.me/1Xjri0BSOHN has returned with a new single, ‘Signal’, and details of live shows in September. ‘Signal’ is SOHN’s first release since his celebrated debut album Tremors in 2014. Written and recorded in Vienna, London and Los Angeles, ‘Signal’ heralds a new chapter for SOHN, whilst still retaining those signature sonic flourishes that have made him such an in-demand songwriter and producer.
William Doyle (aka East India Youth)
Loser of the Barclaycard Mercury Music Prize 2014 for album ‘TOTAL STRIFE FOREVER’ (as East India Youth)
VENUE INFORMATION:
Union Transfer
1026 Spring Garden St.
Philadelphia, PA, 19123
Source: SOHN – Tickets – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA, March 29, 2017 | Ticketfly
SOHN - Tickets - Union Transfer - Philadelphia, PA, March 29, 2017 | Ticketfly
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
3/28/17 Lithuania / NE-HI / Laser Background at PhilaMOCA on Storenvy
Smilin’ Ambassador Presents:
Lithuania – the band
https://visitlithuania.bandcamp.com / NE-HI (Grand Jury)
https://ne-hi.bandcamp.com/ Laser Background
https://laserbackground.bandcamp.co m/ $10
Source: 3/28/17 Lithuania / NE-HI / Laser Background at PhilaMOCA on Storenvy
3/28/17 Lithuania / NE-HI / Laser Background at PhilaMOCA on Storenvy
Monday, March 27, 2017
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Philadelphia: Trestles | Iron trestles in the Eraserhood. | Kendall Whitehouse | Flickr
Architects (uk) - Tickets - Underground Arts - Philadelphia, PA, March 27, 2017 | Ticketfly
3.27 | $20 adv | doors 8pm | ALL AGES
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ARCHITECTS
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http://www.architectsofficial.com/
https://twitter.com/Architectsuk
https://www.instagram.com/architects/ Brighton’s Architects are a band who’ve never shied away from challenging the world around them. Long lauded as some of modern metal’s most progressive-thinking minds, for the past decade, the Sussex-based quintet have pushed boundaries, redefined genres, and never feared having to question themselves in order for their art to leave its mark on this Earth.
“You always want to make the record that isn’t in your CD collection,” smiles humble frontman Sam Carter. “You want to create what isn’t there, to get that out of your head.”It’s that simple mission statement that has seen Architects settle for nothing over the course of their 10-year career; in return, nothing less than greatness has been expected of them. Since their explosion with 2009’s third album Hollow Crown, they have been marked as a special band. A band of unparalleled technical ability with a vision to match, who could define a generation. Yet it would come to pass that on sixth album Lost Forever // Lost Together, released in March 2014, they would go on to be thought of as even more than that. The uncompromisingly heavy and unapologetically outspoken record marked Architects not only an band, but an one, too, that spoke out against environmental disaster, called out political corruption and held up a mirror to an apathetic population.
It would lead to unreserved acclaim , awards (scooping the Best Album gong at the Kerrang! Magazine Awards in June 2014) and the biggest shows of their lives. And it would prepare Architects for their defining opus, which now, finally, arrives…
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October 2015, and the now five members of the band – frontman Carter, bassist Ali Dean, guitarists Adam Christianson and Tom Searle, plus the latter’s twin brother drummer, Dan – boarded a plane bound for Sweden, and a return to Gothenburg’s Studio Fredman: home to the production team Fredrik Nordstrom and Henrik Udd. It was they who would previously helped realize LF/LT, and it was they who would once again be entrusted to help translate the tracks penned by principal songwriter Tom Searle that past summer into a reality. There, they would chew over some of the biggest questions facing mankind (and whether or not they really push that doomsday button…) and over seven grueling weeks, All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us – released this May – would take shape.
“To me, All Our Gods… is about getting to the root of the dysfunctions and disillusionment that cause all of this mess, be it personal or political or environmental,” begins Tom Searle. “It all comes down to the delusion that we need more. We’re all in a constant state of anxiety and jealousy and want and desire. So many of us are unhappy, and don’t know what to do with our lives. I think a lot of the record is about digging into that. Why are we where we are? Why we cant see the wood for the trees? Why don’t we improve on our lives personally or collectively? We get sick, but then we carry on doing the things that made us sick in the first place. We can all see the world is heading for disaster, yet we do nothing to stop it.”
Musically, All Our Gods… is the work of a band “leaving everything we had in the studio”, as Sam Carter explains. It is the heaviest and darkest work to which the band have ever put their name, both on and below its surface. It challenges and progresses a genre long thought to have stagnated, and embraces its inspirations at a time when many rock and metal bands seek to hide them in search of mainstream acceptance.
Yet it is also borne from considered minds filled not by thoughts of being the biggest band in the world, but of making a difference. Architects are, for that reason, a band like few others; they are five young men who stand for something, and who possess an intelligence, awareness and spirit that informs the very fibre of their band. The quintet all practice a vegan lifestyle, tour with a consciousness about their footprint on the world, and who devote time and energies to environmental causes. Members of the band have protested embassies and assisted in beach clean-up operations. In 2014, vocalist Sam was announced as an ambassador for ocean preservation charity Sea Shepherd, while representatives from the charity regularly join the band on tour to communicate directly with fans at shows.
“I’m so, so happy when I meet fans at shows who are wearing Sea Shepherd t-shirts,” Sam beams. “We are lucky enough to be able to stand onstage and have a platform to talk to people every night, and help spread other people’s passion and work. We’ve all been looking away for so long now. The oceans are still being poisoned, but it’s not on the front page. Why aren’t people up in arms about it? We’re killing the planet, and we should be starting now to affect change. We can’t wait any longer.”
“We go to a museum to look at nature now,” sighs Tom Searle (“And I play football on a fake grass pitch that’s been built on top of real grass,” deadpans Sam). “We look at animals with fear; the only ones we’re not scared of are dead on our plate or on a leash. People need to change their lifestyle and their habits for the good of the planet, for the sake of their own conscience.”
“There’s undeniable apathy,” adds Dan Searle, in acknowledgment of the rage that underpins All Our Gods…. “And I understand that, because I feel powerless. There’s too many people looking the other way for the rest of us to feel like there’s ever a chance of a change. But there can be. There will be a boiling point. Human beings will usually mistreat themselves until its too late, and I’m worried people will do the same to each other and the planet. We’re all guilty, we’re all culpable, but generally people don’t want to do anything until it’s too late.”
The worldwide anger and disillusion encapsulated on these 11 tracks wrestles with contemplations of death, god and faith in search of some semblance of hope for a world increasingly consumed by fear, anger and confusion.
“People may ask where the hope is on this new album,” Tom says. “But confronting the darker parts of life is healthy and positive. It’s a healthy thing spiritually, to let go of trying to control everything. The title of the record is actually alluding to the idea that we now live in such a godless, faithless society that it’s not a good thing, because what’s stepped in its place is consumerism and that constant want of more. There’s a part of us missing. No one looks up at the stars any more. We don’t question what makes us happy, or what true happiness is, and how we can find it.”
“If you let yourself go to the darkness, and discuss these things, you do realize how much light there is in life as well,” adds Sam. “Life is a wonderful, incredible thing. And the most beautiful thing of all about life is the wonder and the questions and the discussions.
“We spend so much time arguing about what has happened or what might happen,” the frontman finishes, “that we lose sight of the moment of .”
And it is in that moment that Architects will make a statement that will echo around the world.
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Make Them Suffer
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https://makethemsuffer.bandcamp.com / Hailing from the most remote capital city on the planet, Perth sextet Make Them Suffer have been honing their razor sharp blend of frostbitten black metal, fiery hardcore and gothic misery since 2008. Partnering with global heavy metal powerhouse Roadrunner Records for 2012’s critically acclaimed debut, Neverbloom, the band hit the road with the likes of Northlane, Bleeding Through, Job For A Cowboy and Thy Art Is Murder to spread the nightmare throughout Australia, Europe and the UK.
Now in 2015, it is time to draw back the curtains on Make Them Suffer’s brand new album Old Souls. Created in the shadows over the last year and tended to by a who’s who of heavy music producers, with Jason Suecoff (The Black Dahlia Murder, Trivium), Joey Sturgis (Emmure, Asking Alexandria), Forrester Savell (Karnivool, Dead Letter Circus) and Roland Lim (Make Them Suffer – Neverbloom, I Am Zero) all getting involved, Old Souls sees Make Them Suffer expanding their sonic universe and exploring new territory without sacrificing the vicious metallic attack that first drew fans across the world to them. Whether it’s the furious blasting of Threads, the mournful cinematic dirge of Timeless or manic piano signature piercing the thunderous breakdowns of Scraping The Barrel, Old Souls is the evolution heavy music has been waiting for.
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Stray From The Path
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http://whereisourliberty.com/
https://www.instagram.com/strayfromthepath/
https://twitter.com/strayfromdapath Stray From The Path is an alternative hardcore band from Long Island New York. SFTP is a full time touring band with a mission to bring honest pissed off music to the world.
Source: Architects (uk) – Tickets – Underground Arts – Philadelphia, PA, March 27, 2017 | Ticketfly
Architects (uk) - Tickets - Underground Arts - Philadelphia, PA, March 27, 2017 | Ticketfly
Sunday, March 26, 2017
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@nataliehopemcdonald • Instagram photos and videos
2 Likes, 1 Comments – @nataliehopemcdonald on Instagram: “Yellow #philly #factory #callowhill #eraserhood @eraserhood_blog”
Source: @nataliehopemcdonald • Instagram photos and videos
@nataliehopemcdonald • Instagram photos and videos
Saturday, March 25, 2017
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746 Spring Garden St
Philadelphia, PA
Copyright 2017, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.
(prints via ehood.us/4fN)
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Avi Steinhardt/Photographer (@avi_steinhardt) • Instagram photos and videos
14 Likes, 6 Comments – Avi Steinhardt/Photographer (@avi_steinhardt) on Instagram: “Slated for demolition #eraserhood #philadelphiaarchitecture”
Source: Avi Steinhardt/Photographer (@avi_steinhardt) • Instagram photos and videos
Avi Steinhardt/Photographer (@avi_steinhardt) • Instagram photos and videos
Eraserhood Saturday!!
12:30 pm
The Dream Stream: Three Artists, Three Perspectives
As the demonstration proceeds, Facebook users around the globe are encouraged to make comments and ask questions about the painting process. An in-studio moderator will take the best questions and get answers from the artists. THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE ONLINE EVENT. NO ONE FROM THE PUBLIC WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE STUDIO DEMONSTRATION. All three … Read more
6:30 pm
LET THEM ROCK Fundrazor Allegiance to the Stage
LET THEM ROCK FUNDRAZOR CONCERT All Music. All Ages. Pledge your allegiance…..to the stage! Join School of Rock co-founder, Joe Roberts, and Let Them Rock in showcasing School of Rock students, instructors, musicians and owners from around the world, and esteemed local guest stars, In The Pocket, in an epic celebration of the thriving rock-n-roll … Read more
8:00 pm
Minus The Bear / Beach Slang / Bayonne at Union Transfer -Philadelphia 3/25
Minus The Bear / Beach Slang / Bayonne at Union Transfer UT Newsletter: http://ticketf.ly/1RqX4bJ Facebook Event Feed: http://on.fb.me/1Xjri0B Minus the Bear Over the course of their 15-year career, Minus the Bear have carved out their own unique musical world. This isn’t to say they’re impervious to outside influence. They’ve borrowed components from a wide swath … Read more
Eraserhood Saturday!!
Friday, March 24, 2017
Exploring David Lynch’s “Eraserhood” | Hidden City Philadelphia
April 16 @ 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
“Philadelphia, more than any filmmaker, influenced me. It’s the sickest, most corrupt, decaying, fear-ridden city imaginable.” — David Lynch
When David Lynch moved to Philadelphia in the late 1960s to attend PAFA, he discovered a city that was both terrifying and inspiring. Explore the neighborhood that so electrified Lynch’s imagination in the company of two tour guides: Hidden City’s Peter Woodall and Lynch aficionado Bob Bruhin. During this one-and-a-half hour walking tour, we’ll delve into the neighborhood’s pre- and post-Lynch history, as well as the sights and sounds that inspired Lynch’s movies, particularly Eraserhead.
Tickets: Exploring David Lynch’s “Eraserhood” | Hidden City Philadelphia
Exploring David Lynch’s “Eraserhood” | Hidden City Philadelphia
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746 Spring Garden St
Philadelphia, PA
Copyright 2017, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.
(prints via ehood.us/4fJ)
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Erik Schut (@mrerikschut) • Instagram photos and videos
37 Likes, 1 Comments – Erik Schut (@mrerikschut) on Instagram: “______ Solitary Eraserhood Sunday. ______ #Abandoned #Brick #Callowhill #CityLife #Clouds #Elevated…”
Source: Erik Schut (@mrerikschut) • Instagram photos and videos
Erik Schut (@mrerikschut) • Instagram photos and videos
Downlink - Tickets - District N9NE - Philadelphia, PA, March 24, 2017 | Ticketfly
Catharsis Collective, EDM Entertainment & University EDM Present
Downlink
with support from P0gman, Algo, AweminusFriday, March 24th 2017 at District N9NE (Philadelphia, PA)
Early Birds – DownlinkPHL.com
Source: Downlink – Tickets – District N9NE – Philadelphia, PA, March 24, 2017 | Ticketfly
Downlink - Tickets - District N9NE - Philadelphia, PA, March 24, 2017 | Ticketfly
Thursday, March 23, 2017
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746 Spring Garden St
Philadelphia, PA
Copyright 2017, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.
(prints via ehood.us/4fF)
Panorama 3196_blended_fused_pregamma_1_mantiuk06_contrast_… | Flickr
Wes (@someguyinphilly) • Instagram photos and videos
81 Likes, 3 Comments – Wes (@someguyinphilly) on Instagram: “#philadelphia #philly #visitphilly #igers #igers_philly #citylife #urban #streetscene #cityscape…”
Source: Wes (@someguyinphilly) • Instagram photos and videos
Wes (@someguyinphilly) • Instagram photos and videos
Wham City Comedy – Tickets – PhilaMOCA – Philadelphia, PA – March 23rd, 2017 | Ticketfly
Wham City Comedy return to PhilaMOCA!
w/ Lorelei Ramirez
Doors 7:30, Show 8:00
$10 advance, $12 doorWham City is a comedy & video collective based in Baltimore known for their bizarre viral videos and absurdist presentational performances. We have created a series of infomercials for Adult Swim including Unedited Footage of a Bear, Live Forever As You Are Now W/ Alan Resnick, Commencement Speech, and most recently This House Has People In It.
We tour once a year so please come and see us because we are doing very, very badly. We are slowly being crushed beneath a behemoth of responsibilities that we can’t even barely comprehend, while our mental and emotional stability hangs by a thread all so that we can “fulfill our dreams”–we dont even have dreams anymore because we don’t sleep, we just lay awake at night thinking about email. We just thought it would be better than this. We thought comedy would save us, but oh god we fucked up so so bad. We suck and we hate ourselves. Please please please give us money–WE ARE DYING.“Then and now, their shows are a mix of standup, bizarre improv, and carefully scripted skits, punctuated with bits of digital video…every performance is different and every performance has a zeitgeisty energy.”- Baltimore Magazine
“Comedy for the surveillance and voyeuristic social media age”- The Creators Project
Lorelei Ramirez is an artist, comedian, and writer residing in New York where she is attempting to do everything she can before I dies because dying is scary and who will see through these eyes when she’s done? An ill tempered demon? She hosts a Bi-weekly show at Tandem bar in Bushwick called Do Something Variety Show, and also host a show at Over The Eight called “I’m Afraid Of Dying”.
PhilaMOCA
531 N. 12th Street
http://www.philamoca.org/
Source: Wham City Comedy – Tickets – PhilaMOCA – Philadelphia, PA – March 23rd, 2017 | Ticketfly
Wham City Comedy – Tickets – PhilaMOCA – Philadelphia, PA – March 23rd, 2017 | Ticketfly
Callowhill - City Wide Spring 2017 Clean Up - ERASERHOOD
All supplies and refreshments provided.
Come out, meet your neighbors, and help the neighborhood shine.
Source: Callowhill – City Wide Spring 2017 Clean Up – ERASERHOOD
Callowhill - City Wide Spring 2017 Clean Up - ERASERHOOD
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