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February 24, 2009

BATTLE OF THE BANDS IS BOOKED! Come out this April to The Casbah to help your favorite bands win! This year we are featuring The Amazelingtons, The Furies, Goblin Grenade, Goodnight Moon, Keeping Wyatt, Quasar Abode, Olivia Quillio, and Third Rail! Our Calendar page has the details on which bands are which night :]

I also just added the recent photoshoot we had with The Morphium Theory under the Media tab, as well as the video produced for Cities Over Seas’ “The Kitchen Party” last semester. Photos from The Morphium Theory’s recent show at Hurley’s will be up shortly, so keep checking back!

That’s all for now!

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Cities Over Seas

Electronic - Indie - Rock. Serving as a vehicle for introspection, inspiration and rejuvenation, this group composes intelligent music as a portrait of life, with each song serving as a depiction of an experience unlike the others. Cities Over Seas is the collaborative effort of Doug Campbell and the members of the now-defunct band Slow Release (Alex Butler, Matt Durkin and Craig Marrer), with the addition of Joe Parker on drums. COS' members hail from the Rochester, Syracuse and Albany areas. All of the members in the band attend college in Potsdam, NY.
Check out some sounds here: http://www.myspace.com/citiesoverseas

Behind Bad Luck!

Ska - Punk - Rock. Behind Bad Luck! is an aggressive ska punk party, paying respects to their root genres, while bringing a fresh playing and lyrical style. Composed entirely of students at the Crane School of Music @ SUNY Potsdam, the members of this collective apply their music studies to their craft in the group. Citing joint appearances with such venerable groups as The Pietasters, King Django, and Reegal Beegal, and a showcase feature at New York City's Knitting Factory, this Madstop artist is very much on the rise.
Check out some sounds here: http://www.myspace.com/behindbadluck

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February 24, 2009

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