Finally catching up after being distracted and doing a lot of travelling this summer.
Here is Alaric from the July Death Rock Dive Bar
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Gitane Demone & The Crystelles
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009Gitane Demone & The Crystelles at last Sunday’s early ‘BBQ show’. Opening the evening was Seattle’s Sioux City Pete & The Beggars
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Gitane Demone At Tonight’s Early Show
Sunday, June 28th, 2009Goth Music served with some baked beans and hot dogs! Remember, doors open early at 6PM. Still at the same bat place – The Stork Club!
Death Rock Dive Bar’s One Year Party
Saturday, June 13th, 2009A great evening with L’Anonyme Collective’s beautiful dancing and the fun Luv’n Rockets and Darkwave (80s covers) bands.
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Death Rock Dive Bar 1 Year Anniversary!
Friday, June 12th, 2009
What a great year of Death Rock Dive Bar at The Stork Club! Tonight are two cover bands, one a Love and Rockets Tribute band, Luv’n Rockets and 80’s cover band Darkwave. Also featuring dance troupe L’Anonyme Collective plus, we have our favorite DJs, Mina and Death Boy. See ya there!
Magick Daggers
Tuesday, May 12th, 2009Here’s a late post of video from Death Rock Dive Bar’s May 8th show. This clip is from the mesmerizing set of Portland’s, Magick Daggers. Unfortunately I showed up late and missed one of my early DRBB faves, Swann Danger – I’ll have to find them somewhere else as a ‘make-up’ gig.
“Slow Poison”
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New Video – Soriah from Funeris
Tuesday, April 7th, 2009Last month’s Funeris at Orbis Nex was treated by another amazing performance by Portland’s Soriah. Featuring Soriah’s Tuvan vocal technique joined by two other musicians and two ritual performers. This video taken with the Canon G9, has the gain boosted heavily in order to make this dark performance visible.
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