KISS KISS + The Mercantillers (Into the new year, out to sea…)

Two shows in store this week at Bubby’s Lounge… We’re lowering the price for the people and starting the music a little earlier. Come by, buy pie, hear some sweet sounds you’ve yet to experience…

KISS KISS (w/ Ramona Cordova)

Tuesday, January 10th
8pm
$3

The Kiss Kiss quintet comes all the way down from upstate New York in caravan bursting with “swirling synths, soaring vocals, and vibrant violins, layered over off-kilter time signatures and infectious melodies,” (so sweet-talks their MySpace…), to give Brooklyn a first-hand taste of their new EP off Eyeball Records.

Bolted straight to the tailpipe, and opening the night up, is the charmingly modest Romona Cordova, playing a selection of songs from his album “The Boy Who Floated Freely” “…Influenced by snow white, pinocchio, and oliver twist, The Boy Who Floated Freely is an eleven track musical amusement park- filled to the brim with snare, saw, toms, tamborine, organ, chime, accordion, birds, recorder, choir, crickets, cicadas, spanish lyrics, loud gypsies, synth, xylophone, whistling, clapping and vibra slapping. Fun for the whole family.”

THE MERCANTILLERS

Thursday, January 12th
8pm
$3

(In their own words…):

“…but, I degress. About THE MERCANTILLERS… we are A SEA SHANTY BAND, really. Our instumentation is guitars, banjo, violin (fiddle), uke, squeeze-box, voices, bass (elec or upright), and percussion. Though I do not like to cubbyhole us… we lean towards folksy sorta blue-grass, kinda neo-urbanish, post-retro, americana… flannel shirt.”

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We dream of un-confiscated forties, shit-cheap liquor off a plywood bar, smoking inside, bands in the backyard, in the basement, in the bathtub. Out of necessity, we do shows at venues that are pretty lenient by New York standards, but in a perfect world every show would happen at home (in this city of eternal roommates). To get to the nitty-gritty, if you have a space, and think music forcefully shoved inside might work for us both, drop us an email. We can use all shapes and sizes, from pretty little alleyways or back porches for an acoustic kind of good time, or an industrial-looking basement for around 100 kids to spazz the fuck out in…