Sept. 20, Sat: Damocles Clash + Rob Jennings + The Chamber Band + Denbaya @ The Way Station

5pm- Damocles Clash

Damocles Clash: Intergalactic Repo Man is a SciFi-Action Adventure Podcast chronicling the space adventures of Damocles Clash and his partner, Hamanthankypt XVII. Together, they repossess spaceships and star vehicles when their deadbeat owners fall behind on their payments. Too bad those “deadbeat owners” sometimes turn out to be the most dangerous criminals,bounty hunters and general nere-do-wells this universe has to offer.

the way station is hosting the Damocles crew for a LIVE performance September 20th, 5:00 PM.

We’re gonna have live music, swag give-aways, and signature cocktails.

VERY LIMITED SEATING. Sign up now if you want a spot! Visit http://www.eventbrite.com/e/damocles-clash-live-tickets-12770247153 for tickets.

8 pm – Rob Jennings

Genre: pop/rock/folk

For fans of: The Beatles, The Beach Boys.

Rob Jennings is a Singer-Songwriter from New Jersey with a talent for melody and harmony that recalls the Pet Sounds/Smile era of The Beach Boys, all while retaining his own unique voice. He will be debuting songs from a new 5 song EP in the works titled “The Boulevard Gone.”

“As if his musicianship wasn’t enough, Rob’s voice might be the highlight of the entire project.” -Handclap Movement

“his sound goes down like butter.” - The Deli Magazine

www.soundcloud.com/robjenningsmusic

www.facebook.com/robjenningsmusic

Twitter: @Rob_Jennings

youtube.com/robjenningsalbum

9 pm – The Chamber Band

Genre: Indie rock

For fans of: The Decemberists, Coheed and Cambria, Dungeons & Dragons

Sounding equal parts The Decemberists and Coheed and Cambria (by way of Danny Elfman), Chamber Band -- a name taken ironically, we’re told -- endlessly strives to strike the right balance between playing no-frills indie rock and telling a good goddamn story. The Brooklyn five-hander has a propensity towards keeping it brief, burning through their jams with hooky, minimalist musicality, stopping only to guzzle their drinks or poll the audience about “where the Catan at.” They’re currently playing and promoting their debut album, Deities -- eleven sticky tracks about love and heartbreak in the world of Dungeons & Dragons.

“Unholy.” – San Diego Reader (July 2013)

“A critical hit.” – Trollish Delver

“This is the shit right here.” – Nerd Titan

“Damn good… damn good indeed.” – Geek Radio Daily (GRD 198)

“Epic… worthy of the bardic tradition.” – BlogCritics.org

“I was reminded of Led Zeppelin, another band that never shied away from constructing little lyrical universes.”– Feast of Music

“Seriously, if you haven’t already clicked on the link to their Bandcamp page and bought this, you need to do that right now.” - Geekland

www.chamberband.com

www.youtube.com/ChamberBandNYC

10 pm – Denbaya

Genre: Afro Jazz

For fans of: Fela Kuti, Bob Marley, Salif Keita, Ali Farka Toure

Denbaya (which means family in Bambara) performs captivating, original compositions that defy easy categorizations. Steeped in the West African rhythmic and musical tradition, Denbaya plays tunes with influences that range from jazz and rock to reggae while remaining true to the spirit of Malian music

” I feel that you are one of the BEST independent artists out there right now.” Christopher Ewing Emmy Award winner and Host of “The Radio Cafe ReverbNation Indie Music Countdown”

- Christopher Ewing, Indie Music Countdown (May 03, 2011)

http://www.denbaya.com

http://www.denbaya.com/music.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTJYzq2Uqfc