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Jen Carlson
Published Oct 14, 2008
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Gothamist House will be back for CMJ this year...and we've moved! Our new home is at the Bell House in Brooklyn, and we'll be there starting next Wednesday October 22nd through Saturday October 25th, from 3 to 8 p.m. each day. More details, and more band announcements to come, but here's what we can tell you right now...
Expect performances from 28 bands, including:Pattern is Movement, Extra Life, Physics of Meaning, Bell, Emmy the Great, Nat Baldwin, Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson, The Forms, Pwrfl Power, The Depreciation Guild, Jukebox the Ghost, Neckbeard Telecaster, Fatula, Gabriel Kahane, Twi the Humble Feather, Fight Bite, The Albertans, Hayes Peebles, Bad Veins, Travels, Sky Larkin, The Muggabears, Wild Sweet Orange, Donovan Quinn and MORE!
There will also be artwork bySam Horine and Paula DiGioia. AND there will be gift bags! That's right, your trip to Gowanus will be rewarded with a reusable grocery bag from Whole Foods, stuffed with goodies from Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Babeland, the Humane Society, Penguin and others. We may even have some McClure's Pickles and relish on hand for you. And yes, there will be drink specials.
But wait, there's more! The Van Leeuwen gourmet ice cream truck will also be parked outside. Too cold for ice cream? Nonsense. Just order up their new homemade hot chocolate float! More details on the event to come, but for now: save the dates!
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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