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I/O

ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY SHOW!

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BUBBLYFISH
With a background in classical piano, Haeyoung Kim explores the texture of sounds in electronic music. Currently, under the name bubblyfish, she has been creating 8-bit and experimental sound works.

Bubblyfish's album Peripheral v1.2.1 is released on Retinascan Records (http://www.retinascan.de). Her recent cover version of Kraftwerk's 'It's More Fun To Compute' is included on compilation album, 8-Bit Operators, released on Astralwerks. The self-released EP album Too Cute To Kill is available upon request.
bubblyfish.com

DAPANTZ
Uptown New York's satirically named DaPantz has been known to shout "BX HOLLA BACK" with reckless abandon. He creates chaotic industrial, hip-hop and Latin flavored dance-punk on the Nintendo Game Boy using the homebrew cartridge LSDJ. DaPantz fuses heavy beats and a dissonant use of melody with the more unsettling side of the human psyche, creating the soundtracks to your nightmares (but reminding you that it’s okay to dance to them).

Don't forget to download the latest EP On One Condition, available now for FREE on Kittenrock!
dapantz.com

KRIS KEYSER
Chatham, New Jersey native and Pulsewave veteran Kris Keyser goes with everything, dual-wielding two Game Boys brimming with cartridge loads of infectious, spacey pop tunes you can't help but make the soundtrack to your most epic wins. Listen here:
kris keyser

with visuals all night long by
INVADERBACCA

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I/O

Monday Sept 6 2010

21+
FREE
730pm

Niagara Bar
112 Avenue A
(Corner of Ave A and 7th Street)
New York NY 10009

F to 2nd Ave / R to 8th St / 6 to Astor Place

Presented by the Antagonist Art Movement
and
Alphabet City Soup

I/O is a monthly chip music and visuals show in New York City's Lower East Side. Sponsored by the Antagonist Art Movement and presented by Alphabet City Soup, I/O is free to play and free to attend, with the aim of providing exposure for and showcasing the talents of new and upcoming chip musicians and visualists on the same stage as established performers.

For videos and info on past shows go to ioshownyc.blogspot.com