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at Galerķa de la Raza (7:30pm)
The historic Galerķa de la Raza begins the sixth year of its groundbreaking, full-moon performance series, Lunadas, with a tribute to Nuyorican poetry curated and co-hosted by Sandra Garcia Rivera.
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at The Independent (9pm)
On their fifth album, Mew pushes their artfully weird and epic sound-labyrinthine arrangements of overlapping, unexpected harmonies and sugary heaven-bound vocals-into a warm, accessible collection of songs with more stick-in-your-head hooks than words in it's extensive album title...
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at Cafe du Nord (9pm)
In finding their focused musical direction, Division Day also rediscovered that making music for the sake of making music is what it's all about. And whether greater success comes of it or not, the accomplishment of Visitation is one to be proud of...
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at Mighty (10pm)
You could throw around generous descriptors and any number of genre-locking terms; electronic pop, minimal house, acid techno. But you'd still fail to get to the center of Matthew Dear. With releases under no fewer than three aliases, including False (M_NUS), Jabberjaw (Perlon), and Audion (Spectral Sound)...
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at Temple Nightclub (10pm)
They met in '93 and cut their teeth DJ'ing for Smokescreen, the renegade soundsystem from which they drew their early inspiration. Smokescreen consisted of DJ's, lighting people, sound people, a truck, a P.A, a generator and general helpers. Old warehouses, woodland, fields, quarries and houses were utilised with the sole intention of having a good time...
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