Tacoskull Presents::PIXELS vs ZOMBIES / Anamanaguchi / Starscream / Rainbo Video / Kid Static / Saskrotch / KKrusty / Royb0t / Protman / Baron Knoxburry

DNA Lounge said

Performing live:

PEELANDER-Z -- http://www.peelander-z.com/
ANAMANAGUCHI -- http://anamanaguchi.com/
THE GLOWING STARS -- http://www.theglowingstars.com/

Peelander-Z is a Japanese Action Comic Punk Band based in New York City whose live shows guarantee intense audience participation and a chance to exercise with the group. "Do human bowling with us. Do limbo dancing with us. Do karaoke competition with us. Hit our cowbell with us," says Peelander Yellow. " Don't be shy, give us your smile! We can beat your stress! See you at our show!"

Anamanaguchi is a punk band from New York City that makes loud, fast music with a hacked NES from 1985. Their recent exploits include scoring Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game and leading a Four Loko rally in Union Square (NYC).

The Glowing Stars is an 8bit indie rock band from San Francisco that blends the entrancing sounds of a Game Boy with guitars and drums.

chip music. electro.
doors @ 7pm;
show @ 8pm.
all ages.
$12 advance;
$16 door.

http://www.dnalounge.com/flyers/2011/04/07.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-CrtJXfiIk

Tickets: https://cart.dnalounge.com/order/?item=51828

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DNA Lounge said

Performing live:

ANAMANAGUCHI -- http://anamanaguchi.com/
(NYC)
MINUSBABY -- http://www.minusbaby.com/
(NYC)
MR. SPASTIC -- http://www.myspace.com/mrspastic
(LA)
CRASHFASTER -- http://www.crashfaster.com/
(SF)
DJ Harbour
Visuals by tekesaurus.rex

chip music. electro. experimental.
doors @ 7pm;
show @ 8pm.
all ages.
$10 advance;
$14 door.

http://www.dnalounge.com/flyers/2010/08/29.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzAcd21b2uY
Tickets: https://cart.dnalounge.com/order/?item=51616

VIP Service: https://cart.dnalounge.com/order/?item=51617

Chip music is music written in sound formats where all the sounds are synthesized in real time by a computer or video game console sound chip, instead of using sample-based synthesis. The "golden age" of chip music was the mid-1980s to early 1990s, when such sound chips were the most common method for creating music on computers. Chip music is closely related to video game music, which often featured chip music out of necessity. The term has also been applied to more recent compositions that attempt to recreate the chip music sound, albeit with more complex technology.