Hip To Death CD Release show on Saturday, May 15th

Holy Ghost are headlining.



We are a three piece band from Atlanta. We played our first show in October 2009. Our goal is to not repeat ourselves or what anyone else has done.

Holy Ghost on Myspace

Hip To Death are playing third.



"Hip To Death are some new band from the ATL that i've never seen before and know nothing about...but they sent me a myspace request and i kind of like their sound. reminds me of Suicide, J&MC, & about a hundred other goth bands from the early 80s....but more than anything these kids sound like Chrome, and Chrome is awesome." - ghettoblastersandswitchblades.blogspot.com

Hip To Death on Myspace

Dead Rabbits are playing second.



"Four people stopped me on the way in the door at 529 on Monday night to make dismissive huffs about how much the band I was there to see, Dead Rabbits, sounds like the Black Keys. Funny … while listening to their self-released and hand-painted CD, The Rabbit that Roared, in the car on the way there, I was thinking Led Zeppelin. But whatever. Even though both comparisons are appropriate, they’re also too easy.

Dead Rabbits are a couple of long-hairs who play stoned and bluesy rock songs. Guitar and drums are the set-up, and in true two-piece fashion they make up for the lack of a bassist with a loud, slurred approach to thick melodies. And it is their melodic sensibilities that shine in songs like “Tomorrow’s Gonna Rain” and “Simple Girl” that collide with the noisy distortion in “Get Well Soon,” giving rise to sweaty and kinetic energy. Drummer Lucas Fuentes hit the kit with tornadic force, while singer/guitarist Joshua DeRosa guided each song to a fine point, all the while hitting crazy, squelching guitar tones.

To lean on the Black Keys’ influence in their songs is to deny a great many things when it comes to Dead Rabbits. Right out of the gate, their energy, hooks, melodies and presence added a compelling, youthful whir to an already used and abused area of music real estate." - Chad Radford

Dead Rabbits on Myspace

Entertainment are the openers.



few bands can make music this cold and abyssal so fiery and enticing +++

Entertainment can appear so deliciously unpopular at times that you just know its great anyway +++

an Expressionist painting +++

like the Lost Boys set in Nero's Rome +++

Entertainment's website

$7, 18+