The Hundred in the Hands. Debut release is "Dressed in Dresden" single with remixes by Kyle Hall, Various and Maxime, coming out April 6.

NME describes the song as “polyrhythmic beauty” and SPIN calls it “a café-cool take on Bloc Party’s slash-and-boom.”

To celebrate the release—and in anticipation of an EP this spring and an LP this fall—The Hundred in the Hands will perform at Santo's Party House in NYC on April 6 Friends including, James Fucking Friedman, Max Pask, Jacques Renault and The Rapture (DJ set) will also appear.

"Dressed in Dresden (Maxime 2600 In My Hands Remix)”:
http://stereogum.com/115161/the_hundred_in_the_hands_-_dressed_in_dresden_maxi/mp3/

"Dressed in Dresden (Various Production Remix)”:
http://www.thefader.com/2010/03/03/premiere-the-hundred-in-the-hands-dressed-in-dresden-various-production-remix-mp3/

New York - April 6th
Santos Party House
96 Lafayette Street
doors at 7
Tickets:
http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=1244595&pl=santos


http://warp.net/records/the-hundred-in-the-hands

Busdriver - Santos Party House

Tuesday, September 15, 7PM Busdriver and Abstract Rude in partnership with New York magazine

18+
$15.00 Adv

BUSDRIVER

Possessing a hyper-literate, intellectual style of rapping augmented with dizzying elocution that would tongue-tie even the fiercest auctioneer, Busdriver is eclectic and eccentric enough to cite vocalese jazz singer Jon Hendricks as a primary influence. Born Regan Farquhar, the Los Angeles MC was introduced to hip-hop culture early -- his father wrote the screenplay to one of the earliest films focusing on hip-hop, Krush Groove. He began rapping at age nine, releasing his first record at age 13 with his group, 4/29, named after the 1992 L.A. riots. By the mid-'90s, Busdriver was a regular at the Project Blowed open mic, where he would meet future collaborators and underground luminaries like Aceyalone, Abstract Rude, and Freestyle Fellowship. And shortly after, the vinyl did flow.

BUSDRIVER MYSPACE

ABSTRACT RUDE
In an age where syrup-soaked thug chants and dance instructions rule the hip-hop landscape, there’s a lot to be said for storytelling skills and a passion for crafting vocal lines. Abstract Rude’s sense of rhythm can be likened to that of an Afro-Latin conga player, leaning towards the polyrhythmic, while his delivery moves seamlessly between straight rapping and melodicism that recalls Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. A veteran of Project Blowed, Abstract Rude is a member of the group Haiku D’etat (wth Mikah 9 and Aceyalone) as well as Abstract Tribe Unique (with DJ Drez and Fat Jack). His new albumRejuvenation(RHYMESAYERS) uses rap as a jump-off point into other musical territories including neo-soul and jazz.
Abstract Rude on Myspace

Tickets available at:
OTHER MUSIC
15 East 4th St
New York, NY 10003