Saturday, February 13, 2010, Shows start at 8pm

Bio

Fader Vixen consists of Jeremy Frank, a member of Atlanta-based electronic act The Fabric, and Toniet Gallego, a prominent dancer/performer, and member of Atlanta's Blast-Off Burlesque. Since summer 2009, they have been creating sincere and energetic electronic music. Their goal is to express and explore through music and performance, wherever their passions lead them, and that's usually to the dance floor.

http://www.myspace.com/fadervixen

Indigovox is electronic music that will put you in a trance and get you dancing at the same time, but that barely begins to describe IndigoVox's robotic sound. With a weirdness that resembles the Brazilian Girls, IndigoVox is a solo artist and creates the dreamlike music all on her own. Experiencing the mind-expanding beats of IndigoVox will be a concert that is hard to get out of your head - no strobe lights needed.

http://www.myspace.com/indigovox

Michelle Friedman is Spy Magnet. Michelle writes all the songs, plays all the instruments, sings, and records everything. Synthesizers and drum beats forever...

http://www.myspace.com/spymagnet

An astounding entertainment experience... Spectralux was formed by Henry Watts, Jimmy Martin, Nate Fackler and Peter Roets in Atlanta, 1998.

Influenced by David Bowie, Pixies and Wire, the band took the stage with a handful of songs and homemade props from malfunctioning television sets (ABOUT 40) to dismembered mannequins performing up the East Coast with such acts as Melt Bananna from Japan, Jucifer from Athens and His Name Is Alive (see TOP ALBUM COVERS OF ALL TIME-Rolling Stone).

The band recorded three independent releases and underwent a series of line-up changes including the addition of guitarist Jeff Cobb in 2002. Their 3rd studio album was recorded in East Atlanta. The sound of Spectralux was further expanded in the summer of 2005 with the addition of keyboardist Jonathan Whiteside. With 808 and 909 as a drummer and the help of Mike London, the band completed its 4th studio album in November 2005 under the direction of producer/engineer Kris Sampson at the now defunct NICKEL N' DIME STUDIOS (TLC, TRAIN, The B52's).

The self-titled album took a fresh, stylish approach to modern music with atmospheres and futuristic imagery that are uniquely Spectralux. 2006 brought the release of the album and the addition of veteran drummer Patrick Boggs. Soon thereafter, Stickfigure Distribution announced it would distribute spectralux.

In 2007, the band began recording their 5th studio album under the direction of Engineer Joel Mullis of Fatback Sound Studio.The album should be ready for release by the fall of 2010 and will include a previously recorded and unreleased demo (Engineered by Bruce Butkovich) of "Deer of the Underground" and a version of "Majik Beach Motel" initially recorded by Bruce Butkovich.

The album will be released sometime in 2010- which is here now and the band has once again reformed with original drummer Jimmy Martin, Adam Wildstein on bass guitar and a plethora of synthesizers and drum machines. The sound is taking us in new and interesting directions. The band is currently recording an EP for release in March of 2010.

http://www.myspace.com/spectralux2