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- Genre:
- Rock, Pop, Folk, Experimental
- Hometown:
- Madison, WI
- Record Label:
- Uvulittle Records
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- Ritt Deitz Family Trio w/The Q...
Rohs Street Cafe
Friday, November 28 at 8:00pm - Uvulittle Records Showcase
Frequency
Saturday, November 22 at 10:00pm
Uvulittle Records Working on the promotion for Stephanie Rearick's upcoming tour. Get in touch if you can help get the word out in Chicago, Saint Louis, New Orleans, Austin, Tucson, LA, San Fransisco, Portland, Boulder or Des Moines. Her FB page is linked below so friend up if you haven't already and help spread the word about her awesome sound.
Rearick's work is sometimes dark piano-based classical/cabaret/pop. In addition to piano, Rearick sings, plays trumpet, and builds pieces with various sound sources live on a Boss Loopstation. She performs as a solo artist and fronts The There Was a Mans. Previous bands include Your Mom SRO and The Coma Savants. Rear...ick has issued 4 full-length solo releases plus recordings with Your Mom, Your Mom SRO and The Coma Savants, along with side work with musicians such as Eugene Chadbourne and The Crest. Stephanie Rearick has won three Madison Area Music Awards (MAMAs) - for Best Classical Album (The Bucket Rider) and Best Classical Artist in 2005 and Best Unique Album (Star Belly) in 2006. Rearick has been honored to have shared the stage with Faun Fables, Eugene Chadbourne, Rose Polenzani, The Detholz!, Stuart Davis and many others. She is often compared to The Dresden Dolls, Tom Waits, David Bowie and Regina Spektor. Recent Releases: her own Democracy, Eugene Chadbourne's Sacred Insects of Ancient Egypt, Year of the Chadfest and Leaders Split Crack (Blues 2005) and No Camouflage, a Madison Anti-war compilation CD. Stephanie Rearick won the 2006 Madison Area Music Award (MAMA) for Best Unique Album (Star Belly) and Best Unique Artist, and the 2004 MAMAs for Best Classical Album (The Bucket Rider) and Best Classical Artist. Democracy was the 2008 nominee for Best Pop Album.
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Uvulittle Records Listen to us talk-jabber about music and then hear some of the music, itself. Someday we'll make a new episode - probably when we re-do the website. Which oughta be soon - we've got some amazing releases coming up!
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Receive updates on new releases, tours dates, and other stuff going on at Uvulittle Records. Usually comes out every month or so.
Uvulittle Records Stephanie Rearick's new band, The There Was A Mans, has released a new music video for Rearick's most awesome song ever, Oh No. Hopefully, this new video will rocket them to fame. The band plans to begin work on their debut album this fall.
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A music video for Oh No by The There Was A Mans.
Uvulittle Records Katie Todd fans - we've got the new CD, Mumbled Speech. Check out a couple of the songs at the below mentioned link. Madison fans, we've also got them at Mother Fool's Coffeehouse on Williamson so that you may avoid the shipping fee.
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Receive updates on new releases, tours dates, and other stuff going on at Uvulittle Records. Usually comes out every month or so.
Uvulittle Records
Big musical evening in Cincinnati on Friday night, November 28: Ritt Deitz Family Trio (with a few guest spots by other family members) playing tunes from UPSTREAM, COLLECTED, AFTER THE MOUNTAINS and unforeseen covers. Then, the Qubes 1986 Reunion Set; The Qubes began in 1982 (Ritt Deitz on guitar and vocals, Jim Faris... on bass, Pike 27's Dave Purcell on drums and vocals), played for two years, then reformed in 1985 for two years with Ritt, Jim, Marc Loomis on electric guitar and Dave Killen on drums.
Fans will hear Killen's vocal harmony on "Sing a Song of Fear Again" (UPSTREAM) and Faris on upright bass on songs on AFTER THE MOUNTAINS.
We have since located old Marc Loomis, strumming on his various Stratocasters in his London, England garret, and have brought everyone home for this stunning--yes, stunning--return to the basement-spawned, Cincinnati-club-tested barebones early-eighties sound of the Qubes, with songs from our most recent (1986) repertoire.
Show at 8pm at the fabulously folk-revival listening room Rohs Street
Cafe, just off W. McMillan off to the side of Clifton's elegant urban landmark, Hughes High School.
RITT DEITZ Family Trio w/The Qubes
Friday, November 28
8pm sharp
Rohs Street Cafe
245 W. McMillan Street
Cincinnati, OH 45219
$6 at the door (kids under 12 free)
Listen to Ritt Deitz songs at the Uvulittle Facebook page. Mexico and Starlight are both posted as well as a live video of his band doing "Wade In The Water" at Milwaukee's Shank Hall.
http://thequbes.com for a quick look at The Qubes in 1986, ahem.
Roots rock vs. basement-spawned, Cincinnati-club-tested barebones early-eighties..
Time:8:00PM Friday, November 28th
Location:Rohs Street Cafe
Uvulittle Records
Uvulittle is re-releasing Sunshine for The Blind's CD release, See the River Rise and decided to use the occasion to showcase some of our most active artists.
First up is Stephanie Rearick. Known for her wildly creative pop rock cabaret piano music, Rearick will be playing some of her new songs. Part way through her set... she'll be joined by her rock band, The ManSisters.
Next up is Impending Behavior Orchestra. This Chicago collaborative project includes Barry Bennett (from MiLkBabY) on drums, keys and vox and Kristin Reeves as The Reeves Machine doing live video projection.
Sunshine For The Blind will cap off the evening for a high-powered set of big crisp guitar rock that will get your boogie on.
Sunshine For The Blind, Impending Behavior Orchestra, Rearick & the ManSisters, Stephanie Rearick
Time:10:00PM Saturday, November 22nd
Location:Frequency
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