Dirty Virgin – 10PM /Cacaw – 9PM -with special guest Andrew D'Angelo/ Faster – 8PM

Kayla Milmine – soprano sax/vocals

Brian Abbott – guitar/electronic effects/junk percussion

The duo FASTER is Kayla Milmine (soprano sax/vocals) from Montreal, and Brian Abbott (guitar/electronic effects/junk percussion) from the New York area. They play a mixture of freely improvised music, reharmonized (and often hilarious) jazz standards, and punk songs in the style of Ella Fitzgerald. In addition to music they also venture into performance art in their live sets and have been spotted performing with popcorn poppers, and doing onstage carpentry to frightened, confused, and ecstatic audiences.

The two met in the summer of 2010 in Montreal when Brian was touring Canada with the punk band Grub Animal. At the time Kayla was performing in a duo with dancer Allison Burns. After Brian invited himself to one of their rehearsals and played with Kayla FASTER was born!

This international duo has done numerous performances in the U.S. and Canada since it’s inception. The show are always filled with great playing, humour, intense emotion, and weird theatricality, sometimes all at the same time. FASTER is something not to be missed. Go speed!

Cacaw – 9PM with special guest Andrew D’Angelo

Landon Knoblock – keyboards

Jeff Davis Drums

“Ca Caw prudently locates a luscious sonic zone” -Elliot Sharp, Philadelphia Weekly

“They certainly can build up the intensity” -Shaun Brady, Philadelphia City Paper

Cacaw is a fierce and edgy trio making music as raw naked emotionalism.  Their sounds range from modern angular songs to experimental noise.  Oscar Noriega plays beautifully unpredictable saxophone, veering from clear lyricism to melt your face screams.  He has lived in Brooklyn since 1992, and has worked with Tom Rainey, Cuong Vu, Brad Shepik, Chris Speed, Jim Black, and Slavic Soul Party, among others.  He is currently a member of Tim Bern’s Los Totopos and Endangered Blood.  Drummer Jeff Davis has been featured in Eivind Opsvik’s Overseas, Tone Collector, Michael Bates’ Outside Sources, and the Pedro Giraudo Jazz Orchestra.  He recently released his debut album as a leader, “We Sleep Outside”, on Loyal Label.  Landon Knoblock’s  music has been described by as “unpredictable, energetic, beautiful, loud, soft, subtle, and surprising” (Bruce Lindsay of All About Jazz ).  Knoblock has performed with Ron Horton, Ben Allison, Michael Blake, and Jeff Lederer.  His latest album, Gasoline Rainbow on Fractamodi Music, “takes improvised jazz to the next level” (Jon Neudorf, SeaOfTranquility.org).