614 Showcase w/ Teen Fiction, Tin Armor, Bonneville, & George Elliot Underground
September 14, 2012
Skullys Music Diner
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Photos: 614 Showcase w/ Teen Fiction, Tin Armor, Bonneville, George Elliot Underground @ Skullys
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MP3:Freaky Franz “Whistle While U Smash” Ft. Nick Go Die
MP3:Freaky Franz -Whistle While U Smash ft. NickGoDie
New Freaky Franz song with Nick Go Die.
Freaky Franz is playing Embassy Boardshop’s 5 Year Anniversary which is also a Comfest Afterparty, Friday, June 24th.
He will be backed by his deejay Cornelius Jackson
Also on the bill are SECOND CITY RHYTHM (ADULTURE & GHOST of VENICE) & DJ Johnny Cashola.
DOORS: 10
18+
for 21+: $3 before 12/$5 after
for under 21: $6 before/ $8 after
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Tagged adulture, cj townsend, Comfest, Cornelius Jackson, embassy boardshop, freaky franz, ghosts of venice, Johnny Cashola., nick go die, second city rhythm, Skully's Music Diner, Sweatin
Talib Kweli in Columbus Friday Night 4-15-2011

Above is a video of Talib Kweli performing “Palookas” off his album Gutter Rainbows with a live band in San Francisco earlier this month. Talib Kweli will be in Columbus Friday.
He will be signing Gutter Rainbows at a Magnolia Thunderpussy instore from 7-9 before performing with a live band that night at Skully’s. J.Rawls feat Le, Illogic and Illogic Poetic, and the first showcase for the Are You Radio Ready Contest will open.
The Magnolia Thunderpussy instore signing is free.
Ticket info for the Kweli show at Skullys at the Royal Columbus website. And if you want to read about Kweli and I on a panel click here.
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Saturday night in Columbus: Holiday Show @ Skully’s
MP3: The Receiver – Skin and Bone
This Saturday, Phantods will be hosting a holiday show featuring The Alphabet, Six Gallery and The Receiver. I caught up with Casey Cooper from The Receiver about his thoughts on the holiday season and the coming year.
What can we expect for Saturday night’s show?
This is meant to be a holiday show for The Phantods, with each band invited to play a holiday song or two if they’d like. Phantods asked us to play a little while back. And because we love their music, we were all about playing with them.
Ok, so on a scale of 1-10, how much do you like holiday music?
I’d say overall, about 6. It works for me mostly on Christmas Eve and Day, but that’s about it. I’ve always been a fan of orchestral music, so I can appreciate that aspect of most holiday music played on the radio. The only holiday music that I voluntarily play throughout the span of the season is A Charlie Brown Christmas by Vince Guaraldi Trio. I can listen to that album over and over without getting sick of it.
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Six Gallery sign with Superball Music
Columbus band Six Gallery inked a deal with German label Superball Music (Trail of Dead). The label, along with label InsideOut, recently announced that they will be cooperating with Century Media Records and EMI Music to distribute their artists’ music worldwide. The official press release will be out soon, but I decided to talk to Six Gallery’s singer/guitarist Daniel Francis (former Pirate) first.
How did this deal with Superball come about and how much time has passed since the beginning stage?
The entire record deal probably took about two months worth of conversation. We emailed someone. He was completely disinterested. We kindly asked him if there was anyone he might know who would like it and here we are..
So I understand SG’s record Breakthroughs in Modern Art will be the first record released on the Superball in 2010?
As far as I know, that is correct.
And it will be distributed in Hollister stores in the US and Canada? What are your thoughts on this?
There’s no reason to not distribute your music as widely as possible. I’m too cool for Hollister? No, I’m not too cool. There’s nothing keeping people who shop there from being uneducated in music. People find bands they like in stranger places.
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