June 2010

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STS9 RELEASE AXE THE CABLES TODAY ON 1320 RECORDS; SUMMER TOUR KICKS OFF IN AUGUST AT
NEW YORK CITY’S GRAMERCY THEATER & CLOSES WITH TWO NIGHTS AT COLORADO’S RED ROCKS
AMPHITHEATRE


STS9

In December of 2009, STS9
sat down in Denver, Colorado in one of America’s most pristine modern opera houses to create “Axe The Cables… An
Evening of STS9.” What this night encompasses is one of the most flawless evenings of STS9 music in the band’s
decade plus history. The entire show was played, for the most part, sans all “electric” gear including the common
stage instrumentation of laptops and samplers that fans have grown accustomed to as the band’s sound has evolved. The band has
decided to re-mix and re-master this into one massive release on their indie record label, 1320
Records.

Axe the Cables is available now exclusively through 1320 Records and iTunes.

STS9 is on tour in the coming months, performing select intimate acoustic Axe The Cables shows in New
York, Chicago, and Atlanta, as well as plenty of the electronic heavy-hitting events the band is known and loved for,
culminating with their annual, 2 night musical takeover of Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre. STS9 has signed on a slew of supporting acts across the entire tour including Thievery Corporation, Big Gigantic, The Disco Biscuits, The Album Leaf, Lotus, Ghostland Observatory, Bassnectar, Alex B, John Hughes, RJD2, and many more to still to come.

August 11 Blender Theater @ Gramercy New York NY – “Axe The Cables”
August 12 Roseland Ballroom New York NY – w/ Lotus, The Album Leaf & John Hughes
August 13 Bank of America Pavilion Boston MA – w/ Lotus, The Album Leaf & John Hughes
August 14 Penn’s Landing Philadelphia PA – w/ Lotus, The Album Leaf & John Hughes

August 15 Pier 6 Concert Pavilion Baltimore MD – w/ RJD2 & The Album Leaf

August 17 Higher Ground Burlington VT – An Evening with STS9

August 18 Saranac Brewery Utica NY – An Evening with STS9
August 20 House of Blues Chicago IL – An Evening with STS9
August 21 Aragon Ballroom Chicago IL – w/ Big Gigantic & More
August 22 Old Town School of Folk Music Chicago IL – “Axe The Cables”

August 25 Raleigh Amphitheatre Raleigh NC – w/ special guests TBA
August 26 Blackwater Music Festival Live Oak FL – w/ Spearhead, Slightly Stoopid & More

August 27 Tabernacle Atlanta GA – featuring both “Axe The Cables” and STS9 Electric
August 28 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Atlanta GA w/ The Disco Biscuits, Big Gigantic & More
September 1 Sloss Furnaces Birmingham AL – w/ Toubab Krewe
September 2 Arkansas Music Pavilion Fayetteville AR – w/ Ghostland Observatory

September 3 River Parks Amphitheatre Tulsa OK – w/ Ghostland Observatory

September 4 Anchor Inn Music Center Omaha NE – w/ Ghostland Observatory

September 5 Crossroads Pavilion Kansas City MO – w/ Ghostland Observatory
September 9 Boulder Theater Boulder, CO – An Evening With STS9
September 10 Red Rocks Morrison CO – w/ Thievery Corporation, Alex B & John Hughes

September 11 Red Rocks Morrison CO – w/ Ghostland Observatory, Big Gigantic & John Hughes

All STS9 shows are on-sale now. For more information please visit www.sts9.com.

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“AGITPROP POP” AT ITS FINEST

It’s been a busy year for M.I.A.. In between a controversial New York Times article and a headline
grabbing music
video
, it’s been easy to forget that her new album, the appropriately titled ///Y/, is set to drop
July 13.

M.I.A. has released a new single from the album. “Teqkilla” has the singer name checking different alcoholic
beverages to a chaotic background of noisy percussion and electro beats.

Listen to the song below or download it on iTunes.

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CELEBRATE YOUR 21ST BIRTHDAY THE RIGHT WAY


Pavement

Matador Records sure know how to throw a 21st birthday party. Over the course of three days on October 1-3 at
the
Palms Casino and Resort in Las Vegas, fans will be treated to a celebration of 21 years at Matador Records, featuring
an absolutely bulletproof lineup of Pavement, Sonic Youth, Belle & Sebastian, Spoon, Yo La Tengo, Cat Power, The New Pornographers, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, Girls, Fucked Up, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion,
Shearwater, Chavez, Cold Cave, Kurt Vile, Guitar Wolf,
Harlem, and Superchunk.

Guided by Voices will
reunite at the festival to play their first show since 2004. The performance will feature the “classic 1993-1996″
lineup of vocalist Robert Pollard, guitarists Tobin Sprout and Mitch Mitchell, bassist
Dan Toohey, and drummer Kevin Fennell.



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