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The Splinters – “Mysterious” (Music Video) from The Splinters on Vimeo.

The Splinters, Oakland indie garage darlings, are stopping by Beauty Bar after playing SXSW this year to rock Las Vegas this Saturday.

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R.J. Cantu, Illusionist, actor, focalizer, is coming to Beauty Bar this Saturday to do a 15 minute set along with roving illusions. We are very excited to bring him to Las Vegas from LA.

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Ty Segall, is bringing it’s garage psychedelia this Saturday to Say What?! after rocking SXSW Austin.

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Jeff The Brotherhood

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Mustache, Chase Morgan & Hunter Gordon from Las Vegas, have sent over a new mix for our readers to auditorily peep.

Casual Tea Volume 1

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• 1. Music Go Music – Warm in the Shadows
  2. Wolfgang Gartner – Wild Card
  3. Duck Sauce – Anyway
  4. Cut Copy – Lights and Music (Moulinex Remix)
  5. Tiga – Beep Beep Beep (Crookers Remix)
  6. Senor Stereo – I am the Beat
  7. Felix Cartal – Vancouver
  8. Calvin Harris – Merry Making (Deadmau5 Remix)
  9. The Presets – Are You the One? (Simian Mobile Disco Remix)

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Currently on tour and trekking across North America, Brazil’s Database of Southern Fried Records (Fatboy Slim, Crookers) will be making a stop in Vegas and performing at downtown’s premier hotspot, Beauty Bar. Chances are this may be your first time hearing about them, but don’t let it dissuade you from the fact that they are a definite must see. In Brazil, they’ve played some of the country’s biggest festivals, including TIM ‘08 (with the Klaxons, Kanye West, MGMT, Junior Boys) Haagen Dazs Mix Music Festival ‘08 (Uffie, Feadz, Yuksek, The Glimmers and VHS or Beta), Fashion Week as well as appearances on MTV Brazil, and other major festivals.

Today Database is one of the biggest electronic names in Brazil. Recently co-writing a single with Brooklyn’s French Horn Rebellion called “Beaches & Friends,” not to mention sharing an unbelievable roster with the rest of the artists represented by industry top-dogs, Windish Agency (Z-Trip, Miike Snow, DJ Mehdi, Fever Ray).

In support of Database, Jacuzzi Hi-Dive will also be doing their debut live performance, with the addition of newest member Jose Torres. Down and Derby resident DJ, Shr3d will also be in attendance holding it down on the 1’s & 2’s. With so many tough choices on any given weekend night here in Las Vegas, It’s due time for something to look forward to early in the week. This coming Tuesday we’ll party like it’s Friday!

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Database – Ritchie Got Me Dancin’

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Database & Midnight Martyn – Party People

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Database – A French Winter

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Database & French Horn Rebellion – Beaches & Friends (Twelves Remix)

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The King Fantastic, new project by Killer Reese One and Troublemaker, combines electro and synthesizer together with some gangsta rhymes.  It makes me wonder by the amount of side projects that Troublemaker does if the future of music is to start small music side projects with a few songs, a website, and some good promo; and see what the results are and than move on to the next one.  You would think that this would be counter intuitive, because you would need marketing to constantly develop new brands, but people and bloggers will find the music and spread the gospel.

Lost Art Of Killing

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Omnibot,1980s super toy, has to be the coolest toy out of the 1980s except the Nintendo 8 Bit NES.  I especially like the picture of the robot carrying a mixed drink and could only imagine that it was more of an adult novelty than really a kid’s toy.  When I was a kid, I remember staring at the Omnibot in the Toys R Us case, fantasizing how my life would be different if I owned a robot – which I believed to be imbued with more powers than just a remote controlled tape deck.

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