Kill the Vultures with Peregrine Perspective

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Jul 2011
7:00-8:30 pm (concert); 9:00 pm (movie)
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KILL THE VULTURES vocalist Crescent Moon and producer Anatomy moved from Minneapolis, MN to NYC in Sept., 2001 at the age of 19 with the now disbanded hip-hop group, Oddjobs. They spent the next few years learning the ropes by touring with groups like De La Soul, DJ Shadow, Talib Kweli, Atmosphere, Lyrics Born, Buck 65, Brother Ali, and Zion I, as well as headlining several tours.

Following the breakup of Oddjobs In 2005, Crescent Moon and Anatomy moved back to Minneapolis to form Kill the Vultures along with their former Oddjobs cohorts Nomi and Advizer. Their eponymous debut album blended gritty, jazz, industrial and tribal beats with beat poet/rap vocals to create an overall urban-noir sensibility. The album garnered praise from critics (including a Salon.com reviewer who wrote, "the best hip-hop album I've heard this year") and helped them earn a large following in Europe where they have subsequently headlined four successful tours and played shows with Wu Tang Clan, Queens of the Stone Age, The Roots, Frank Black, and others. Their second album continued where the first left off, but with the pared down line-up of Crescent Moon and Anatomy (Advizer and Nomi are still part of the KTV family, although they currently live out of state).

Crescent Moon and Anatomy continue their work with the album Ecce Beast (Ecce is the Latin word for behold, and refers to the biblical phrase "Ecce homo," meaning behold man). The songs are nocturnal, urban soundscapes with an eye towards the industrial rust-belt cities of the upper mid-west. Crescent Moon's vocals are predominantly crime narratives, spliced with social commentary. He drops surreal imagery and gritty truths in the same breath. Anatomy's beats utilize a hard-boiled sample pallet, consisting of drums, upright bass, strings, and horns, filled out with live instrumentation.

Photo credit: Daniel Corrigan


Hailing from Minneapolis, MN Peregrine Perspective is a 5 piece psychedelic jazz ensemble. The band began playing shows in 2009, and since has been making headway in the MPLS psychedelic scene; playing a variety of Minneapolis, greater Minnesota, and Wisconsin area venues, benefits, and music festivals.

Peregrine Perspective's conglomeration of experimental guitar work, soulful singing, and funk-soaked rhythm alludes to artists ranging from The Jimi Hendrix Experience, to Fela Kuti.  Breathing new life into psychedelia, Peregrine Perspective features a variety of musical talents including Drums, Guitar, Bass, Trumpet, Keyboard, Sitar. Known primarily for their enigmatic live shows, Peregrine Perspective often embraces diversity of sound, playing acoustic sets featuring Djembe, 12-String Guitar, Upright Bass, Glockenspiel, and other assorted percussion.

 


 

Movie selection: Jurassic Park

Movie will start at 9:00 pm on the Northrop Plaza.

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Peregrine Perspective
Kill the Vultures, Photo credit: Daniel Corrigan

Map/Parking

84 Church Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN  55455
612-625-6600


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ParkingParking for Northrop Events:

Parking options are listed in order of proximity to Northrop, however during Northrop dance events the garages closest to Northrop are typically full with reservations. Please arrive early as space fills quickly during all events. For all event parking, cash payment at the time of entry is required.

Traffic Construction Updates:

Currently there are no closures or detours affecting our patrons. Periodically visit this page for our most recent updates on road closures and detours in the coming months. These will be necessary to accomodate construction and utility work by three different agencies. The work includes the installation of an electrical duct bank and storm sewer by the University of Minnesota, advanced traffic improvements associated with the Central Corridor Light Rail Transit line, and stabilization of the Mississippi River Bank by the Minneapolis Park Board. Should any closure happen, signs will be posted in advance for a detour.


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84 Church Street SE
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Due to high demand of parking on performance nights, Church Street Garage fills up quickly and traffic will be rerouting around the garage. Please allow yourself enough time and plan your evening accordingly.


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80 Church Street SE
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Accessible parking is located in Church St Garage for those with Disability permits. There is an elevator from the Garage to the accessible entrance on the east side of Northrop. 


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14 Church Street SE
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1625 4th Street SE
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501 Washington Avenue SE
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391 East River Parkway
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bluepushpin Short-Term Daytime Parking: Metered parking is available on the East side of Northrop at a rate of .25 cents per 12 minutes. This is perfect for a quick trip to the ticket office.

 

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