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Movable Hype 7.0ver
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Jen Carlson
Published Apr 18, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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Another Movable Hype shows has come to an end, thank you all for coming out! Thank you to the bands as well: Stars of Track and Field, Land of Talk, Cloud Cult, and the Slack Republic (they all travelled from far away places: Oregon, Montreal, Minnesota, Atlanta). We honestly loved all of these bands, and if you couldn't make it out to our show last night DEFINITELY check out Cloud Cult, they're in town until the end of the week. Tonight they will be upstairs at Pianos for an acoustic set, and Friday they're at Arlene's Grocery. We'll be at both.
Our show was filmed, so once we get the dvd's we'll post some footage. In the meantime, RySpace.com has mp3's from the show! And if you have photos of the show on Flickr, please tag them "movable hype".
More on Movable Hype at: Brooklyn Vegan and Waved Rumor.
At the end of the show we asked (much better photographer than us) Amrit from VillageIndian.com to take a photo of Cloud Cult for us, here's the result:
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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