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BBQ PARTY at PETE'S CANDY STORE
Saturday 04.30 starting at 5.00 pm - Door $7.00

LINK - DIRECTIONS

Beer + Food promotion btw 5 and 7!
(Red Stripe 2 for 1 + 1/2 price BBQ - just $3.00!)


Hula	Kelly Buchanan

Sometimes it's not really about energy, attitude, cool clothing or manic behaviour on stage... some people write songs that - like it often happens - are better as they come: bare, stripped, naked; these artists know how to move you on an inner level - or how to make you think. They don't need poses - just your attention and... a predisposition to let your feelings go.

We chose these artists after picking the location: Pete's Candy Store is without doubt the NYC venue with the most beautiful and intimate atmosphere. The patio on the back makes it THE ideal spot to enjoy a beer in the tepid warmth of the spring sun. This is why we are going to start early!


Sylvie Lewis	Au Revoir Simone

After the noisy extremes of our last Brooklyn party - organized by Todd P - The Deli presents a more delicate bill:

If you want to laugh, come see Ethan Lipton's cabaret;
if you want to be enchanted, Hula, Sylvie Lewis and Au Revoir Simone are your choices for the evening
for those who still like a bit of rock thrown in, Kelly Buchanan and Die Romantik will provide some nerve.
if you're always on the chase for new talent, Mike Waxler will surprise you.

Our advice: don't miss any of them!


Die Romantik	Ethan Lipton

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11.45 - Sylvie Lewis
"Stop me if you've heard this one before: A worldly blond ingenue of indeterminate age comes from seemingly out of nowhere, bearing arrestingly literate sentiments draped in instantly memorable tunes cut from classic-pop cloth." (Time Out NY) - website

10.45 - Au Revoir Simone
"Reason to love living in NYC #842 - ladies and gentleman, Au Revoir Simone…They're like a hipster all-girl Traveling Willburys - obviously a helluva lot easier on the eye - but more importantly have created a breezy sunny lofinewwavelectropop sound that I haven't heard done as well and with as much aplomb since The Postal Service."(Jenyk.com) - website

9.45 - Hula
"Soft like a pillow, whispering like the wind, and gentle as a feather (Don’t Have To Shout” and “Mellow Fare”). Hula remind of Bedhead and Low. Perfect Sunday morning tunes to chill to." (Crashinin.com) - website

9.00 - Ethan Lipton
"Ethan Lipton sees things differently than you and I. Where we see a lone man strumming a ukulele, he sees a veritable orchestra. Where we recognize defeat in the minutiae of everyday life, he finds, if not exactly triumph, then at least enough of the small victories to make it all worthwhile. In this, he is a man out of time..." (Popmatters) - website

8.15 - Kelly Buchanan
"Kelly Buchanan’s voice is the bulldozer rampaging down the center aisle of the health food store. It’s simple: get out of the way or get run over.”(Rolling Stone) - website

7.15 - Die Romantik
"New York's Die Romantik is a rather unique trio of talented musicians creating a mosaic that weaves everything from power pop punk to Eastern European folk and glam era psychedelia. They pull it off though, with an undercurrent of welcome weirdness that harkens to Bowie, The Doors and Depeche Mode among others." (Serge.org) - website

6.30 - Mike Wexler
"These songs are unlike anything anyone has ever attempted: full of wisdom and bewilderment, delivered in the passionate adolescent warble of an ancient explorer; they set the mood for a final act of lovemaking between brain and heart" (Beekiller) - link



THE DELI MAGAZINE 2005