Another great evening of music - 4 great bands return, with a new Afterparty by the Crooked Disco DJs! We've waited a while for the Picture to come back, and Man On Earth will repeat their residency kick off extravaganza with week #2... Killing Phantoms and the Morning Code round out the evening!

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All Music Guide once described Man On Earth's sound as "melodic, post-Britpop sensibility with sharper-edged American guitar muscle, then tops it off with thoughtful lyrics. Surprisingly mature and far-reaching, the band is really too eclectic to simplify with easy comparisons."

NYC's The Picture blends layers of sonic indie rock with a dose of Brit-pop. Led by Robert Abel of NY and Chris Buckle of Liverpool, England, the band brings to mind melodies of new wave modern rock from the early 80's, with an approach reminiscent of the shoegazers and the late 60's wall of sound.

Rocking you gently. And sometimes hard. Killing Phantoms grew out of a common idea of making music that would soundtrack your life, with songs that won't leave your head, and a sound that helps soothe your soul. Phuong Nguyen came fresh from singing/songwriting as Phuong You Norway straight out of Minneapolis when he moved to New York in 2004 with a head full of Beatles harmonies and Big Muff fuzz, only to meet John LaBombard, guitarist in the most classic of veins, at a completely random party in Spanish Harlem. Several stolen drinks later, through hazy dreams and bold claims, they hashed out the plan for what would be Killing Phantoms. However, it took John's younger sister, Mags LaBombard, to lay down the low end with taut precision and indie sensibility to bring the band to fruition. Along the way, they wooed shirtless drummer extraordinaire Jonathan Curtiss by serendipity and freakishly good Mike (also of the LaBombard clan) to contribute suave piano/keys/saxophone to complete the sound.

The Morning Code is a modern alternative rock band from New York City.

Crooked Disco began out of a simple love for all types of music. DJ Morsy (nanachill) and Chris Lehault (freenyc - and in dire need of a cooler moniker) wanted to revive the old one room party days where you could here various genres of music throughout the night. The product is Crooked Disco, an audio assault of electro, hip hop, mash-ups, techno, breaks, and whatever else suits our fancy. Combine that with our commitment to bringing the finest visual artist out each an every month and you've got something unlike any other event going on in nightlife today.