Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: For Liquid Jesus is with me... Two of Reax's own (plus the ever-infamous DJ Rig) will be dropping their own version of gospel over the PA tonight. Playing new tracks from up and coming artists as well as rarities and gems from the crate will make this a night to acquaint yourself with the latest and greatest in music. Did we mention it's 2 for 1 EVERYTHING? Hallelujah!
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They've been around for nearly two full decades and in that time have gathered up a large and loyal following for lead vocalist, Davey Havok (the only real constant member of the group). AFI's other constant is their "dark" rock sound and it has been building since the band's conception to considerable success, culminating in 2003 with "Sing The Sorrow." While they've switched labels as much as band members (as well as Havok's appearance), AFI continues to fill the seats and with Havok's electronic-based side project earning praise with its debut release in 2007, the group has maintained its appeal to bring innovative music to their fans. See AFI Tuesday at a more intimate venue (with stellar sound), The Ritz.
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The name of this band screams of traditional Saint Patty's Day lore but there's more here than just drunk pub anthems. The Fightin' Malones uses the bluegrass/country sounds of their home state of Tennessee as a foundation for their brand of Celtic Roots rock. They make their formal debut at The Fly Bar this Wednesday. Free admission. Prices for hangovers are too high to list.
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Swedish electronica visits Crowbar on Thursday with Little Dragon. They're led by Swedish-Japanese vocalist Yukimi Nagano and have been noted as an emerging act to watch out for in the music scene. One of their tracks appeared on the television series, Grey's Anatomy, so if you're at the show and have a deja vu moment, you'll know why.  
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The Pnuma Trio blends electronica with jazz, drum and bass, funk and hip hop. They've been dubbed as the "music of the future," by Art Voice magazine. To give you a sense of their sound, The Pnuma Trio has toured with Buckethead, String Cheese Incident and Lotus, which may explain a lot. Their keyboardist, Ben Hazlegrove, received his classical training from Berklee College of Music while Alex Botwin (bass) and Lane Shaw (drums) were trained in jazz. This band has been getting some major hype on the internet and through word of mouth with their appearances at major festivals like Langerado and Camp Bisco. See the future of music this Friday.  
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Florida singer/songwriter, Andy Matchett, takes his 14 years of experience onto the New World patio this Saturday with The Minks who also comprise of a slew of other outstanding Orlando-based musicians including Abraham Couch, of Band Marino. They're coined as rock and roll so expect a wide variety of influences and sounds coming out of this 7-piece band.  
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Regulars at the Dunedin Brewery, The Human Condition takes on another gin-joint, The Hub, this Sunday. In 2007, they were invited to play at South by Southwest and have since continued to play a variety of festivals in the Bay Area.
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