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NPR Music + Soundcheck Present: Live In Concert

NPR Music & WNYC's Soundcheck will co-present and broadcast a showcase on Wednesday, October 17th at (Le) Poisson Rouge with:

Flying Lotus (EXCLUSIVE-- Warp)
Death Grips (Epic)
Buke & Gase (Brassland)
Ali Shaheed Muhammad (NPR Music's Microphone Check)

Flying Lotus:
In his only performance during the CMJ Festival week, Los Angeles-based electronic composer Steven Ellison, a.k.a. Flying Lotus, headlines the NPR Music event on the heels of his recently released new album Until the Quiet Comes. Ellison's distinctive collages of hip-hop, dubstep, jazz and blues have garnered both critical and popular acclaim.

Death Grips:
The uncompromising noise-rap group plays its first New York City show since releasing a major-label debut back in April. As the band's abrasive, jittery sound has developed and intense following in the interim, witness six months of anticipation unleashed on stage and in the crowd.

Buke and Gase:
Having recently released an EP, Function Falls, and also announced a new album, this performance offers an opportunity to hear live renditions of new music from the unpredictable and inventive duo as well as favorites.

Ali Shaheed Muhammad:
One-third of the legendary rap group A Tribe Called Quest, the DJ, producer and co-host of NPR Music's Microphone Check stream will keep the crowd bumping all night spinning records between band sets.

NPR Music & Soundcheck Present: Live In Concert
(le) Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker Street (at Thompson St), NYC
9pm-1am
21+ with ID
Capacity is limited, admission is on a first-come, first admitted basis. RSVP is non-transferable-- name on the list must match ID presented.

PLEASE NOTE: CMJ Festival badges WILL NOT be prioritized for this event.

The entire show will be available for live, free streaming at NPR.org/music and in the NPR Music iPad app.

NPR MUSIC: @nprmusic AND http://www.facebook.com/nprmusic

SOUNDCHECK: @soundcheck AND http://www.facebook.com/WNYCSoundcheck