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Apes and Androids are Everywhere
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Jen Carlson
Published Nov 1, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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The other night we went to check out Apes and Androids again, because not since Ghostland Observatory have our pants danced so hard. They played "Thriller", as a nice sonic prequel to Halloween, and even had the long video projected (in 3-D!) in the background AND zombie dancers. Gothamist cinephile Cinecultist was also in the house, and reports from the front lines. The above clip is from a recent show at Sin-e, if anyone has video from the other night: upload it!
Tonight A & A play at the Awesome, Inc party at Galapagos. It's free, there will be free Sparks, you have no excuse not to go.
Finally, in a couple of weeks, on November 14th, A & A will be playing Movable Hype 10.0. Just imagine the things they can do with all that space at The Knitting Factory!
You can buy tickets to our show here. Other bands on the bill: The Subjects and Bad Veins. We'll be talking more about them soon...as well as adding one more band.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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