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Duck Club Presents: Y LA BAMBA with THE HELIGOATS and locals TBA

Duck Club Presents: Y LA BAMBA with THE HELIGOATS and locals TBA
7:30 doors ~ 8:30 show
$7 ~ 21+ Valid Identification Required
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Y La Bamba:
http://www.ylabamba.com/
https://www.facebook.com/ylabamba
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckFQ-7743Rc

Y La Bamba's new album Court The Storm creates a multi-ethnic musical landscape that walks a musical tightrope between alt-latino and indie while delivering on the promise of 2010's critically acclaimed Lupon. With the veteran, Grammy winning producer Steve Berlin at the helm, as well as a guest appearance from Neko Case (the band's twice tour mate in 2011), Court The Storm features abilingual songbook as well as the energy of their must-see live shows.

PRESS
"This gives me goosebumps, it's so beautiful." - Jasmine Gars, NPR

"Mendoza's voice seemed otherworldly...It is light and ethereal yet seemingly tortured she sings with deep emotion, if not pain."
-NPR

"If you pine for the day when Astrud Gilberto records some lounge inspired mexican folk music with Devandra Banhart then Y La Bamba is totally your jam"
-Bust

"There are elements of conjunto and bandoneon instrumentation and folkloric orchestration, but the underpinnings of the record are almost American Gothic in their ethereal melodies and late night road-trip aesthetic...In total, the songs on Lupon are a synthesis of Mexican influence and American execution."
-Venus
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The Heligoats:
http://www.theheligoats.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Heligoats
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_hJBfZ5DSw

¨He may be a lone guy with an acoustic guitar, but Chris Otepka gives fans a lot of ideas to unpack. Even his backstory necessitates some explanation: The former lead singer of a criminally underheralded band called Troubled Hubble, Otepka now performs solo and unplugged as The Heligoats a strange name for a guy strumming a guitar, but oddly befitting someone who stuffs his songs with so many sideways ideas and observations. Given the yarns he spins here, it's easy to imagine Otepka envisioning a herd of goats with propellers and setting the concept to music.¨
-NPR - STEPHEN THOMPSON
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