Portable Shrines

Trans-utopian trance punk Arrington de Dionyso has been astounding us ever since ye Old Time Rilijun days. See what this force of nature has been up to on his recent world travels from Java to Sweden and who knows where else.

Arrington De Dionyso’s Malaikat Dan Singa from Marcus Wilén on Vimeo.

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There are two can’t-miss shows tonight happening on opposite ends of town. I guess this is a good problem to have, but damn if it isn’t tough to choose sometimes.

Over at Chop Suey, our longtime faves Night Beats are celebrating the release of their debut full-length  on Trouble in Mind Records with Bare Wires and First Times. Facebook invite here.

At Nectar, Sublime Frequencies presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness a performance by Group Doueh from the Western Sahara. Filling out the bill will be Angelo Spencer et les Hauts Sommets and Arrington De Dionyso’s Malaikat dan Singa, who recently released an online-only album titled Slow Dancin’ Under the Moon.  This one will likely sell out, we recommend getting there early.

Fortunately, as transdimensional beings, we will be able to experience these shows simultaneously. The rest of you will have to choose…

Midday Veil’s LP release party with Master Musicians of Bukkake and Malaikat Dan Singa (Arrington de Dionyso from Old Time Religion)

With DJs Mamma Casserole and Papa Yod.   Read the interview with Midday Veil HERE.