WKDU Supports: Class Actress w/ Penguin Prison

Thursday, May 17, 2012 - 8:00pm

Johnny Brenda's 21+

Elizabeth Harper, a former drama major from Los Angeles, had been writing delicate, wistful songs of longing and detachment for several years when she met musician & psychoanalyst-in-training Mark Richardson in 2009 and asked him to remix one of her tracks. Their creative chemistry was instantaneous – Mark’s production style was cerebral but sensual, relying heavily on vintage synths and drum machines, and influenced by ‘80s bands like Human League and Depeche Mode while still conscious of modern club sounds steeped in hip hop and house.

Live @ WKDU: The Love Club

Monday, May 21, 2012 - 9:00pm - 10:00pm

The Love Club is a collective of musicians, surrounding (((taco))) Esparza and Kyle Press. They are based out of the far reaches of people's sub-consciousness of the general populous in Philadelphia. Their style ranges and changes but mostly around the themes of blown out psychedelic blues tunes, surf music, heavy stonerific and catchy riffs paired with throat singing? All of this somehow...

WKDU Presents: Maps & Atlases with The Big Sleep

Tuesday, May 22, 2012 - 8:30pm

Union Transfer All Ages

Maps & Atlases hail from Chicago, Illinois, and formed in 2004. Math rock or indie rock, the band is fronted by the intriguing voice (and beard) of Dave Davison. Beware and Be Grateful, their second full-length studio release, came out in April. Trust us, if you like guys with beards and some of the coolest guitar work to see live, you'll love this band. Also playing is The Big Sleep, a post-rock trio from Brooklyn. Long hair, beards galore, and the beautiful Union Transfer.. don't miss this show!!

Live @ WKDU: Brother JT

Sunday, June 3, 2012 - 8:00pm - 9:00pm

Brother JT got started in 1985 or so, had a garage band called the Original Sins, then reincarnated as Brother JT in the early '90's. Had albums out on Siltbreeze, Drunken Fish, Drag City, and Birdman. Have been self-releasing for the last few years, most recent effort being The Svelteness of Boogietude, which is available from my website,...