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Wednesday: July 9th
 4pm-5pm
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The Handgrenades
The Handgrenades are
a four-piece indie rock band from Detroit, MI. Highly influenced
by the British Invasion era, Andrew Pawelski, Tom Pawelski, Sam
Vick, and Nick Chevillet have developed a refreshing sound that
is all their own. Featuring three-part harmonies and catchy pop
melodies, they are a rare gem in the Detroit music scene.
6pm-7pm
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Ryan
Dillaha &
the Delmatics
A folk pop trio
that finds their influences among the deep reservoir of American
soul music, the Delmatics came together at a local watering hole
south of Detroit Michigan. Long nights of long necks and pints
turned into after hours jam sessions long before they hit the
stage. Anchored by songwriter and guitarist Ryan Dillaha,
the Delmatics are comprised of the tight rhythm section of
brothers Joshua and Mike Boyd on bass and drums respectively as
well as the soulful and soaring harmonica and vocals of Tim Rios
whose reputation as a harp player is only superceded by his
reputation as a bartender. Ryan Dillaha and the Delmatics have
begun to develop a reputation for their energetic live shows.
The fun they have on stage is as infectious as their melodies.
7:30pm-9pm
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Subourbon Son
Subourbon Son is a one man band exploration, exploitation, and celebration of primal rock, blues, and rockabilly music.
Thursday: July 10th
 4pm-5:30pm
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Tin Scribble
Led
by guitarist/vocalist Michael Moore, Tin Scribble take musical
paths not traveled by many, but well worth the journey. With
music reminiscent of prog legends like Hawkwind, Gong, King
Crimson and Van Der Graaf Genrator, Tin Scribble is a force on
the progressive rock front to be dealt with. Along with the live
re-recording of the band's debut CD, Tin Scribble are fervently
working on their follow-up studio album, tentatively titled The
Most Unaccountable Of Machines. The band hope to have the album
completed for release in late 2008.
 6pm-7pm
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The
Pomegranates
Pomegranates
began in the young minds of Jacob Merritt and Isaac Karns. With
a mutual desire to make music, the two began penning songs.
Immediately they felt this new project was heading places, so
they solicited the help of Joey Cook, and the three got down to
business. Their initial practice session gave shape to what
would later become their first song, "Nursery Magic". Poms were
official. June of 2007 saw the release of their well received
debut EP 'Two Eyes'. Their full length, 'Everything is Alive',
was released in May of 2008. Pomegranates continues to write
music and share it with whoever lends an ear.
 7:30-9pm
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Manna & Quail
Eclectic pop
with folk progressions. Manna and Quail flowed into the Detroit
music scene like a waterbed on wheels. Their futuristic sound
often reminds one of a deep-sea adventure or of blissfully
dancing on the sun. The humans that makes up Manna and Quail
thoroughly enjoy bringing you their omni-directional musical
delight.
Friday, July 11th
12 Noon-1pm
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Ryan
Dillaha
Ryan Dillaha's music finds equal measures of influence from the
finger-picking troubadours of the country folk music tradition
of Texas and Tennessee as from the soul stirring singers of
Motown and Stax records. His shows move seamlessly from covers
of Smokey Robinson or Sam Cooke to songs by Steve Earle or Hank
Williams, and his originals that comprise the majority of any
given performance seem to negotiate the waters between these
traditions. Born and raised in Downriver Detroit, Ryan honed his
songwriting craft during a decade long stint at a local steel
mill. He is currently polishing his songcraft while
studying for a PhD in literature. Cleveland songwriter Matt
Harmon has said of his songs: "Ryan's songs are unfiltered,
leaving specks and clumps of real world grit floating amongst
otherwise romantic sensibilities. You'll want to drink this S#*T
through a crazy straw!"
1:30pm-3pm
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Ghost of Scott Slotnick
The Ghost Of Scott Slotnick is a Indie, Acoustic band that
originated from the problems in the world and in Scott Slotnicks
life. With lyrics so profound that you would expect them to come
from a more seasoned songwriter, Scott at the age of 19 has
found a way to paint a vivid portrait of his life through his
lyrics. The Ghost Of Scott Slotnick sounds like bands: Bright
Eyes, Kevin Devine, The Good Life, and Neil Young.
3:30pm-4:30pm
 Deastro
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Randolph Chabot
Jr. started to make electronic music when he was 13 at his home
in Sterling Heights, MI. He finished his first album that year
despite the ecstatic, aural trauma it caused his mother. He
studied youth development in college with the intent of becoming
a social worker, dropping out to pursue music full time. He
formed an electro band called
Veleciraptor, which inspired the ideas for his current
synthesized projects: Our Brother the Megazord and Deastro,
which try to blur the lines between electronic and acoustic
music. All the music is made in Randolph's basement with the
help of alot of sampled children's toys and synthesizers.
Deastro's "the Young Planets" and Our Brother the Megazord's
"Time the Teenage Twister" are set to be released as a 34 song
double disc in July of
2007. He is
currently working on songs for
his acoustic project Jr. Jr. and the new
Deastro album
entitled "Dark Diamond."
5pm-6pm
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Friends of Dennis Wilson
 Psychedelic
Punk Surf Rock
6:30-7:30pmn
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Big Black Cloud
Intricate weaving of rock with a crescendo
of layers of melodies.
8-9pm
 Noman
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Punk indie
trio, Noman, began in June of 2007. Driven by acoustic and
electric guitars (Andrew Beer & Rob Budai) and drums (Shayne O’
Keefe), the band just recently added a bassist Robert Piazza.
The band draws influences from the nineties punk scene… think
Hot Water Music, Fugazi, Avail and Against Me.
Saturday,
July 12th
 Noon
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1592
Consisting of
musicians from surrounding musical scenes, this group is driven
to impact the reggae world with their in depth look at the
original music
 2pm-3:30pm
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The
Wall Clocks
The Wall Clocks
blaze a fresh new trail amidst the predictable sounds of the
last few years. Their original songs reflect Brit Rock without
becoming cliche, and range from ballads to hard rock with an
edge. They been performing on a regular basis, bringing their
entertaining and musically satisfying show all around the
Detroit music scene.
 4pm-5pm
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Hiding in Thailand
"Summer Scenes
and Punk Rock Dreams" is a phrase that best describes the sound
of this modern rock band from just-south of Detroit.
<----------- 6pm-7:30pm
Stare
into the Sun
frenetic
post-indie rock with a hard flaying of drums and guitar chords.
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Santos
Madrigal & the Band of Demons
Band
of Demons is a musical collective comprised of some of the
finest musicians out of Detroit; Rick Beamon on Drums, Seán
Harris on Bass and Santos Madrigal on guitar. Their
distinctive approach and trademark style attracts guest artists
from all genres eager to sit in on one of the most challenging
hits on the scene. Why?
Because every single show, every single song, is created right
on the spot. No cushy rehearsal, no predictable set list.
It’s improv baby, of the highest order and only the most
seasoned musicians tread these waters.
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