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Heads Up!: Movable Hype 6.0 + Gothamist Turns 3
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Jen Carlson
Published Jan 12, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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We're excited to announce the next show in the Movable Hype series, which also happens to be our 3rd Birthday Party. So buy a ticket and bring us presents, here are the details:
Movable Hype 6.0
The Knitting Factory (main space)
Wednesday February 8th, 8pm
Hosted by: Nick Kroll
Bands: Burnside Project, Metal Hearts, Slowlands
Deejays: Finger on the Pulse
All of this for only $8! You can buy tickets here!
More details to come, but for now, here are some links:
Read more about Metal Hearts here.
Read our interview with Slowlands here.
Spin magazine gave Burnside Project and A-, read their review here.
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