Thursday, April 17, 2014

Broad Ripple Gazette vol 11 no 8



First published in the Broad Ripple Gazette

Record Store Day 2014
Saturday, April 19, 2014 

Record Store Day is the start of Spring for me. The streets will be teeming with neighbors that you haven’t seen since you were all shoveling out your driveways in January. 

Indy CD and Vinyl
806 Broad Ripple Ave
free, all-ages

This is the first RSD for Indy CD under new ownership and boy do they have some fun planned. Annie Skinner, Andy Skinner, and Eric Davis purchased the store from founder and owner Rick Ziegler in January. 

They will carry almost all of the RSD special releases, feature a beefed-up used vinyl section, introduce new products, such as turntables from Rega, needles and cartridges from Grado, and headphones from LSTN. 

There will be a live outdoor performance tent sponsored by WTTS 92.3FM, Sun King Brewing Company, Musical Family Tree and DO317.com. Rock Lobster and Sun King will be staffing a bar (for those 21+ with valid ID). 

In the tent:
Noon  Raw McCartney
1:00 PM  The Bonesetters
2:00 PM  Greg Mullen & MaryAnn
3:00 PM  No Coast
4:00 PM  White Moms
5:00 PM  Heavy Gun’s Jay Brookinz producer's showcase
6:30 PM   Sirius Blvck

Indoor stage is sponsored by Deckademics and Just Pop In!
10:00 AM David Peck
11:00 AM  DJ Helicon
Noon DJ Lockstar
1:00 PM Duchess -B2B- Boketto
2:00 PM  Cool Hand Lex
3:00 PM  DJ MetroGnome
4:00 – 8:00 PM  Deckademics DJ School students and instructors

 
LUNA music
5202 N College Ave
8:00 AM – 9:00 PM, all-ages, free

Record Store Day also means block party at LUNAmusic. The doors open at 8:00 AM, but expect the line for special releases to start earlier. 

All day:
Annual Sidewalk Sale: $2 vinyl LPs and $1 CDs and other goodies
Upland will have their brewed in honor of the day Vinyl Tap available for sale.
Free grab bags

Behind the shop: D.j.s, DMA and Abby Golddust, will be holding down the live performance spot starting at noon.
Noon -  Sedcairn Archives
1:00 PM Sirius Blvck
2:00 PM The Icks
3:00 PM Margot & The Nuclear So and So's
4:00 PM Sleeping Bag
5:00 PM We Are Hex

In addition to the performances, there will be plenty of activity out back — including 'zine-making with General Public Collective, ticket giveaways with the NUVO street team, WB Pizza will be serving pizza, and We Are Hex will be selling test pressings (only 50 exist) of their new 7" single.

Exclusives:  Margot & The Nuclear So and So's, Sling Shot To Heaven vinyl LP. The album will be available a few days before the official street date and the band pressed 75 copies in yellow – five copies of the LP are autographed by Richard Edwards and have been randomly inserted into the mix.

Nat Russell LUNA music RSD 2014 tee-shirt and toes – the first 25 people in line will get a free tote. Kyle Field (Little Wings – the artist responsible for this year’s Grateful Dead RSD artwork) has created a new LUNA music tee-shirt that will be unveiled on RSD.

Little Super (two doors down) will be bursting at the seams with glorious second-hand wares for one and all—no time better to grab that vintage boombox or rad camera! Neighbor, PRINTtEXT, will be on hand with their impeccable range of periodicals. Laundromatinee will be on site shooting video and handing out goodies.  D.J. Indiana Jones will be spinning an all-vinyl set, starting at 11:00 AM.
 
Vibes Music
GloryHole Records Showcase
1051 E. 54th Street
free, all-ages

D.J. Jewey Ramone will be spinning records in between bands.
Noon Caleb McCoach 12:45 PM The Bloody Mess 1:30 PM Bummer Eve 2:15 PM Skin Conditions 3:00 PM Scanlines 3:45 PM Day Creeper 4:30 PM Benny and the Planes 5:15 PM No Coast 6:00 PM Thee Tsunamis 6:45 PM Ampersand Blues Band 7:30 PM White Moms 8:15 PM Raw McCartney
Lux & Ivy will be showcasing their Spring items as well as sale goodies. United State of Indiana & SNTN COMICS will also have pop up shops in the front of Vibes. 

Installation Nation
Indianapolis Art Center
820 E. 67th Street
Friday April 25 6-10pm
Saturday April 26 12-4pm
free, all-ages

Primary Colours is an Indianapolis based non-profit devoted to integrating visual artists and the community to create and sustain a thriving environment for the arts. They roll all of that together in their annual Installation Nation event.
This year, Primary Colours is leaving behind the shipping containers from past shows and  embracing the artistic opportunities and challenges of creating installations directly in the park. Eleven artists and art groups groups will transform ArtsPark into an outdoor gallery. This is an excellent opportunity to see artists testing the limits of temporary outdoor installation art and a very unique offering in Indianapolis’ annual art calendar.

Each artist’s work presents a different vision of installation art. There will be interactive pieces, pieces in the trees, on the grounds, on the terrace, and hung on sheets. The nature of the layout will allow the viewer to experience pieces individually as well as interacting with each other.

You will have a chance to meet the artists and celebrate the arts in Indianapolis. Attendees will be able to participate in the construction of a collaborative installation. There will be live music from 8:00 - 10:00 PM on Friday by Danny Thompson.  Sun King beer will be available along with food.

Participating artists are Bridgit Stoffer (Indianapolis), Hector Del Campo (Avon), Chandler Ahrens and Aaron Sprecher (Belleville, IL), Leah Schreiber Johnson (Milwaukee, WI), Andrew Ball  (Indianapolis), Heather Brammeier  (Peoria, IL), Linda Vanderkolk  (West Lafayette), Brad MCCombs (Cincinnati, OH), Justin Trapp and Cassie Kobets (Greenwood), Jeff Martin ( Indianapolis), and Indianapolis Art Center Teen Advisory Council with Devin Balara (Indianapolis/Bloomington). 

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