Dr. Who 50th Anniversary Party: live screening + Time Crash + Devo Spice CD Release Party + The DeLorean Sisters @ The Way Station

Dr. Who 50th Anniversary Party

2pm- Doctor Who Anniversary Special live screening
Costume contest
Dr. Who Shadowbox raffle

7pm- Time Crash
FLYING IN FROM CHICAGO- ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Genre: Time Lord Rock (Trock)
For fans of: Doctor Who

Formed on the whim of a Facebook status update by lead vocalist/rhythm guitarist (and avid 'Doctor Who' fan) Ronen Kohn, Time Crash first came together in the summer of 2011 with the goal of being 'America's first trock band.' Along with Dave Kitsberg (lead guitar), Michael Fye (bass), Andy Rice (drums) and Chris Rice (steel guitar), the 5 piece group has brought together an assortment of rock genres, from power ballad to punk, in celebration of their favorite Time Lord and his adventures.

 “Chicago-based band is creating the Time Lord Rock ("Trock") that fans deserve.” –Geek Girl Chicago

“Time Crash is likely to be successful.” –Chicago Sun-Times

“the group has quickly become a favorite on their hometown Who scene of Chicago, Illinois.” –Another Castle

“offer a much more rock orientated, almost Heart-like approach to Doctor Who music.” –Houston Press

www.facebook.com/timecrashband
www.reverbnation.com/timecrashband
http://timecrash.bandcamp.com

9pm- Devo Spice CD Release Party
Genre: comedy-rap
For fans of: “Weird Al” Yankovic and Eminem

Devo Spice is a nerdcore and comedy rapper from New Jersey who has been called "the red-headed stepson of Weird Al Yankovic and Eminem." His demented brand of hip hop made him one of the most popular artists on the nationally syndicated Dr. Demento Show. Devo Spice founded the comedy rap group Sudden Death whose songs "Cellular Degeneration", "Getting Old Sucks" and "Pillagers" were the numbers 1, 2, and 4 most requested songs on Dr. Demento in 2007. In 2012 Devo Spice's song "In The 80s" was the 4th most requested song of the year.

“Writes some of the funniest hip hop lyrics I’ve ever heard.”  - Dr. Demento

“Great rappin’ comedy.”  - WIRED Magazine

http://www.devospice.com
http://sonicbids.com/devospice

10pm- The DeLorean Sisters
Genre:  bluegrass versions of 80’s 1 hit wonders

Ever wonder what it would sound like if Depeche Mode went back in time to 1927, hit up the nearest whiskey still and grabbed a banjo? Ever wish the Carter Family played at your prom–in 1985? Well, you’re in luck: the DeLorean Sisters reimagine synth-pop hits and keytar karaoke staples as old timey, early 20th century Americana.  It’s Marty McFly with a washboard; the Dust Bowl meets the Superbowl Shuffle. You'll never hear Toto the same way again.

Time Out says Thu Mar 15 2012, "The Delorean Sisters view the ’80s through sepia-tinted glasses, covering new-wavey classics like the Eurythmics' "Here Comes the Rain Again" in a vintage-folk style, complete with banjos and earthy harmonies."

http://deloreansisters.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DeLorean-Sisters/124976577607446
https://soundcloud.com/deloreansisters

11pm- Sky Captains of Industry
For fans of: Old-time rock and roll, science fiction, space, post-apocalyptica

The Sky Captains of Industry came from the future to inform you about the upcoming apocalypse and/or to rock it to rubble. The Sky Captains of Industry: Are they men? Are they machines? Will they indeed save the rest of your heart?
http://www.skycaptainsofindustry.com/
http://sci-fidelity.bandcamp.com/