Eaters will play Alphaville with Gong Gong Gong (a Beijing-based duo whose debut American single is coming soon on Wharf Cat Records) and The Wants (an off-shoot band by Madison Velding-VanDam of Bodega). Gong Gong Gong are supporting Parquet Courts leading up to this show, and will be touring with Flasher and Bodega this winter – don’t miss this opportunity to see them in NYC! FB Event page here, ticket page here: https://ticketf.ly/2NlbHTr
Eaters return to the stage on Saturday September 29 at Alphaville, performing with Upper Wilds (who have an upcoming album on Thrill Jockey) and War Bubble. Skronky electronic rock for all! Check out the FB Event page and get your tix here: https://ticketf.ly/2PweDu0
Just announced: Eaters are playing the Brooklyn Vegan Northside Party at Elsewhere on June 9. We’ll be headlining the Zone One stage, directly in between Protomartyr and Deerhoof in the Hall. Tickets are on-sale now, visit the Facebook page for full line-up and details.
Eaters are playing the Dull Tools showcase as part of Northside Festival at Our Wicked Lady on June 7th. The group will be performing a completely new live set with much new material, alongside our DT friends Future Punx, Pill, and Gift Wrap. Tickets are on-sale now, RSVP on Facebook.
Eaters are performing a collaborative set with members of Pill at Sunnyvale on June 1st. The set is in support of Bodega’s release of Endless Scroll on What’s Your Rupture, a record that Eaters’ Jonathan Schenke mixed, mastered and helped to record. Also playing are new quartet Public Practice, featuring members of WALL and Beverly. Tickets are on-sale now, RSVP on Facebook, all ages!
Eaters are featured on Dreams, the new compilation by Stadiums & Shrines and Cascine, featuring original music by Bing & Ruth, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Julie Byrne, Yumi Zouma, Mutual Benefit and more. The FADER spoke to Stadiums & Shrines about the project and premiered Yumi Zouma’s contribution (streaming below). The deluxe 2LP set comes in a gatefold jacket with a 20-page booklet of original collage and prose stitched to the interior. Pre-order is available now, and the compilation is due June 15 via Cascine.
From the New Yorker’s Night Life section:
Jonathan Schenke is a go-to producer for the indie-rock élite, having worked on albums for Dirty Beaches, Parquet Courts, and Frankie Rose, among others. He steps out from behind the mixing boards with this exaggerated electro-funk project, which he shares with the multi-instrumentalist Bob Jones. The duo, which builds synth-based soundscapes that would not be out of place in an early-eighties slasher flick, has released two self-titled records; this year’s is grinding and quirky, full of deep club tunes with the Korg-inflected whimsy of early New Wave bands like Oingo Boingo and the Buggles. They perform with Yvette, a raw industrial duo whose jagged tracks should come with cautionary signage.
