Downriver
Tuesday-February 3rd
10pm
$8

With Gerald Menke (steel guitar), Tim Wyskida (drums), Gabe Katz (bass), Andy Hawkins (double neck and six string guitar). Downriver makes instrumental music that is dense, flowing, melodic and uniquely American.

Tonic is located at 107 Norfolk Street between Delancey and Rivington Streets in Manhattan's Lower East Side.

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Sylvia from sturgeon white moss/DAZED does her best Grishnackh tributary

The folder has turned into a folding crucifix. Heres a link to the details of our latest preview: SOLID STATE

Our Londoner friends Guapo have a cool new website, as does our old comrade from the Seattle days, the artist Gabriel Byrne. Intriguing aspects from both!

The coverart of FIVE SUNS via Guapo

a few of Gabriel Byrne's visions

To our surprise, you can order this obscure wax online... check it out here.

I love this diagram.

just as the beautiful crystaline formations melt into piles of rotten grey muck and the plastic bunny celebrants dislodge thier spirits from the cosmos....

Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People present:

dAMNATION rOAD (World Premiere)

with live sonic mutations by Pee In My Face With Surgery

January 22-24 (Thu-Sat) & 27-31 (Tue-Sat) 8pm, $20 ($16 w/ Student ID)
Post-performance discussion: January 29 (Thu)

at

The Kitchen
512 West 19th Street
(btw 10th and 11th Aves)
BOX OFFICE:
212 255 5793 x11
http://www.ticketweb.com

Choreography: Miguel Gutierrez, in collaboration with performers Anna Azrieli, Michelle Boule, Abby Crain, Tarek Halaby
Live Music: Pee in My Face with Surgery (Jaime Fennelly and Fritz Welch)
Set: Christoph Draeger
Lighting: Lenore Doxsee
Costumes: Parker Lutz
Hair: Dave Hickey

Dance programs at The Kitchen are made possible with generous support from the Capezio/Ballet Makers Dance Foundation, The Harkness Foundation for Dance and The Greenwall Foundation. Major sponsorship support has been provided by Altria Group, Inc.

dAMNATION rOAD is made possible by support from individual donations. Live music and the original score have been made possible by a grant from the American Music Center's Live Music for Dance Program. Live music is also made possible with support from Meet the Composer Fund, which received funding from NYSCA, NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs, ASCAP, Virgil Thompson Fdtn, Jerome Fdtn, JPMorgan Chase, Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust, The Elanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust, The Greenwall Fdtn, and the NEA.