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LPR Presents at C’mon Everybody: Sammus, Sneaks & Carlos Hernandez LPR Presents at C’mon Everybody: Sammus, Sneaks & Carlos Hernandez

Sun October 29th, 2017

8:30PM

C'mon Everybody

Minimum Age: 21+

Doors Open: 8:00PM

Show Time: 8:30PM

Event Ticket: $10

Day of Show: $12

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*This is a general admission event at C’mon Everybody: 325 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11238*

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Sammus

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SAMMUS (Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo) is an Ithaca-raised, Philadelphia-based rap artist, producer, and PhD student in the Department of Science & Technology Studies at Cornell University. Known as much for her rousing stage presence as she is for her prowess as a beatmaker and lyricist, Sammus has spent the past several years cultivating a strong following of activists, hip hop heads, punks, and self-identified nerds and geeks, among others. As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Sammus “has a gift for getting a message across.”

“Qualified”

Sneaks

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With little more than a bass, drum machine, and deadpan vocals, Sneaks, a.k.a. Eva Moolchan, makes minimalist music that takes up space—something she herself has made a point of doing in the male-heavy Washington, D.C., DIY punk scene that has been her home. Moolchan’s compelling songwriting, along with the fervid energy of her shows, prompted breakout D.C. label Sister Polygon to release her 2015 debut Gymnastics, which Merge reissued in September 2016.

It’s a Myth builds on Sneaks’ playfully stark approach to post-punk, which, as her hometown City Paper described it, causes listeners to go “from curious to provoked to hungry.” Hungry, in part, because the new album clocks in at just 18 minutes of ten taut, captivating tracks (but still a feast compared to Gymnastics’ 14 minutes). It also adds Jonah Takagi and Ex Hex/Helium frontwoman Mary Timony, who recorded the album at Timony’s D.C. studio. “She’s got art in her brain,” Timony has said of Moolchan. “Her brain is making beautiful stuff.”

Carlos Hernandez

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Brooklyn native Carlos Hernandez, of Ava Luna and Gravesend Recordings, began performing “solo” (with a full band) this past summer. New project, all new music. Joined by Tony Seltzer on drums, Eva Lawitts on bass, Raz Robinson on guitar.

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