More info TBA soon.

OMAR SOULEYMAN performing both a rare Mawal set and a Dabke/Choubi set on Sat 28th Aug, 2010

Doors: 8pm
Price: £15.00

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A super rare opportunity to witness the iconic Syrian superstar performing two contrasting sides to his music. Omar will play 2 sets -  the first an ultra-rare Mawal set (featuring the moody and atmospheric slower tracks from his repertoire), the second a high octane Dabke/Choubi set to raise the roof. This is a unique one off experience from the Syrian sensation in a intimate setting with full on sound system, crowning a summer of European festival appearances. Very limited tickets will be on sale for this event.

Tune into the Omar leading his musicians and the crowd through a host of beautifully mongrelised street level styles all led by the infectious attack and cigarette stained soul of Omar's vocals. Third album 'Jazeera Nights' is out now on Sublime Frequencies and this appearance comes hot on the heels of deliriously received and much blogged about appearances at London's Scala, All Tomorrow's Parties and a new wave of festivals across Europe.

Two Bears and Girls Music present a Super Secret Carnival Spectacular

Sunday August 29th

10 pm - 6 am

£5 advance / £10 OTD

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Tuesday August 31st

7.30 pm

£7 adv

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Tussle + Publicist + The Oscillation

TUSSLE

Kraut-punk-Disco-not-disco supercrew

Sprung from SF’s active underground Mission district scene, Tussle has been causing a stir for some time with their unique combination of dance rhythms, elastic basslines, metallic textures, and processed electronic experimentation. Tussle have picked up support from Trevor Jackson (Output/Playgroup), John Peel, Scott "Prefuse 73" Herren and the ever hard-to-impress scribes at Pitchfork hailed the group one of the top 5 artists to look out for in the coming year(s).

Tussle has toured Europe, Japan and the East Coast of the United States. In Europe, they supported friends and labelmates Erase Errata, as well playing alongside Andrew Weatherall, Zongamin and Sunburned Hand of The Man. In the UK, they played Hot Shit! (formerly Sonic Mook Experiment), the Frieze Art Fair Afterhours and Trash. Their brief tour in Japan found them supporting Eye of Boredoms.

In shows in SF and NYC, they've shared stages with a diverse international cast that mirrors the group's uniquely genre-free approach including Mu, Deerhof, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Ariel Pink, Add N To (X) to name a few. An album of remixes of Kling Klang material is also in the works, including contributions from Munk, Soft Pink Truth, Gang Gang Dance and many others to be confirmed.

http://www.myspace.com/tusslers

here's a feature / interview : http://www.toocooltodie.com/index.php?/tctd/interviews/tussle_answer_our_questions_of_doom/