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Hailing from the seaside communities surrounding Enoshima, a small island located 50 km southwest of Tokyo, maya ongaku is a ragtag collective of local musicians whose brand of earthy psychedelia transcends widely beyond the roots of their inner souls. The name derives not from any kind of ancient civilization, but rather a neologism defined as the imagined view outside one’s field of vision.

The band—currently a trio of Tsutomu Sonoda, Ryota Takano, and Shoei Ikeda—finds sanctuary at the Ace General Store, a beachy vintage shop and salon-like space just hidden from sight from the bustling, touristy riverside Subana Street. Between discussions on music and art, curating the vinyl section and manning the register, and chatting up with locals young and old, the members find time to jam and record their spontaneous ideas in the studio tucked away in the back. It’s in this unlikely setting where maya ongaku finds its origins, the culmination of what Sonoda describes as 自然発生 (shizen hassei), meaning spontaneous generation, or the supposed production of living organisms from nonliving matter.

Hailing from the seaside communities surrounding Enoshima, a small island located 50 km southwest of Tokyo, maya ongaku is a ragtag collective of local musicians whose brand of earthy psychedelia transcends widely beyond the roots of their inner souls. The name derives not from any kind of ancient civilization, but rather a neologism defined as the imagined view outside one’s field of vision.

The band—currently a trio of Tsutomu Sonoda, Ryota Takano, and Shoei Ikeda—finds sanctuary at the Ace General Store, a beachy vintage shop and salon-like space just hidden from sight from the bustling, touristy riverside Subana Street. Between discussions on music and art, curating the vinyl section and manning the register, and chatting up with locals young and old, the members find time to jam and record their spontaneous ideas in the studio tucked away in the back. It’s in this unlikely setting where maya ongaku finds its origins, the culmination of what Sonoda describes as 自然発生 (shizen hassei), meaning spontaneous generation, or the supposed production of living organisms from nonliving matter.

Ruby of Thanks - It's about time we got Andy Weaver back in tub. That dude does not text back! haGiven Weaver’s background playing with artists such as Anna St. Louis, Widowspeak, Hand Habits, and John Andrews, it’s no surprise the man behind Ruby of Thanks has a knack for penning breezy ‘n’ mystical indie folk in the spirit of Little Wings, Cut Worms, or just about anything on the seminal Woodsist label. We love this stuff!

Eamon Lebow is a Catskill Mountains based guitarist originally from Phoenix, Arizona. After cutting his teeth in a variety of loud and aggressive Brooklyn bands (Eye Röller, Groupie, Van Goose) he relocated to rural upstate New York and began to explore more diverse and contemplative sounds inspired as much by John Fahey and Bert Jansch as Brian Eno, Erkin Koray and Les Rallizes Dénudés.

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Wombo is the Louisville-bred art-rock trio of Sydney Chadwick (vocals / bass), Cameron Lowe (guitar), and Joel Taylor (drums). Since forming in 2016, Wombo have crafted 2 LPs and 3 extended plays that twist post-punk structures into uncanny shapes, toured around the world, and gained praise from Pitchfork, The Fader, CLASH, and more.

Drawing inspiration from invented fantasies as much as reality’s own absurdities, the “subtle surrealism” (FLOOD) of Wombo’s take on indie rock is often thrilling, always fresh, and ever-so catchy. Their distinct combination of “droning guitars, frenetic chords, and angular melodies” (UPROXX) have earned Wombo a dedicated fanbase, eager to see which direction the trio heads next.

Show up at 5pm to Tubby’s on the day of the show and you can get a max of 2 free tickets for the show. The music will start at 8:00/8:30ish

Tubby’s was fortunate to get a Music in Action grant from The Live Music Society and we’ll be hosting a monthly free series of shows. The September installment is TED LEO! No tickets! No Presale! First come, first served!
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DJ SET FROM M. GEDDES GENGRAS!

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Made up of bozos from the fine pedigree of Austin, Texas' And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, A Giant Dog and Sweet Spirit - Tear Dungeon is here to tear a hole in the sun and probably your ass.
Negative Raxxx are a Hudson Valley scummy punk band

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Tubbys and Westkill present:
Fundraiser for Shandaken Skatepark
With
Dj Top Rank Tyler
Düül Suns (nyc psych with members of high time)
The Joan Anderson letters

Cheap beer deals all night!

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Ella Hue is a lyric-forward multi-disciplinary artist whose performances unravel like spells—gritty, tender, and soul-baring. Their energetic punk poetics dance with the wars that rage inside of us. Warm grit and ready to howl

Harrison Basch is a songwriter/instrumentalist born and raised in the Hudson Valley, New York. He has performed in several groups, on the west and east coasts, either playing his own songs or drumming for the likes of Emily Ritz, Credit Electric, or The Long Road Society artists.

Harrison’s lyricism is revolved around love, death, and nature. His music is both soulful heart folk and dark jangly experimental landscapes. His songs reflect the times that we live in and beckon the audience to engage honestly.

Nic Panken is a songwriter, guitar player and singer who grew up in Brooklyn and now resides in Kingston, NY. His first record of solo material will come out later this year, co-produced with multi-instrumentalist Jared Samuel. Previously he fronted New York City-based band Spirit Family Reunion, releasing several records and touring extensively throughout North America and Europe, performing at Austin City Limits, Newport Folk Festival and on NPR's Tiny Desk.

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The Wants are a no-wave post-punk band from the city and they are about to go tour Europe. Very cool to get them here.

Content Blocks are an ambient, post-punk, and experimental electronic duo dabling with gadget, field recordings, drum machines etc, with a couple of members of Pop 1280. Amazing work

Music gear swap. Bring your smallish instruments, amps, pedals, cables, synths, DJ gear, recording equipment, accessories, etc. We'll set up tables as best as we can. First come first served

Bring stuff to set up between 4:30-5:00. If you can’t carry everything in one trip from your car it's probably too much stuff or too big for this. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

DJS / Drink Specials to follow the swap!

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Romperayo, led by drummer Pedro Ojeda, is one of the Colombian bands redefining the new Tropical sound out of Bogotá, along with Meridian Brothers, Frente Cumbiero and Los Pirañas - and it is no coincidence that Pedro should be involved with 3 out of those 4 bands.

A virtuoso drummer and percussionist who remains firmly rooted in tropical dance rhythms, Pedro mixes sounds from both Colombian coasts with accordion and light electronic elements. In addition to Pedro, the trio will be comprised of Nicolas Eckardt (of La Sonora Mazuren) and Ivan Medellin (of Conjunto Media Luna). Their shows have universal appeal and can please dancers, musicians and fans of cumbia and champeta as well as psych.rock and experimental music enthusiasts from all the Americas.

Romperayo has been touring Europe and South America for over a decade, but this is their first U.S. tour.
Pablo Yglesias is one of the founders of Peace & Rhythm. He thrills us with his endless enthusiasm and knowledge of global funkiness.  As a writer and historian he has informed on many musical subjects from latin & funk to jazz & punk via the likes of Wax Poetics, his Rough Guides overviews and more. The author/curator of Cocinando! Fifty Years of Latin Album Cover Art (PAP), he also regularly spins vinyl as DJ Bongohead and works in the fields of art and graphic design. His compilation series The Afrosound of Colombia has helped re-launch a worldwide focus on the riches of Colombian music. Peace & Rhythm are proud to be teamed with Vampisoul Records of Madrid to continue bringing the Colombian rare-groove heat! Thanks to Bongohead for all his dedicated hard work in the Discos Fuentes reissue program.

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In under two years, SKORTS went from conception to one of the most talked about and in demand local bands in New York. Their sound has been described as many things including psych-glam, post-alt and dark wave disco. Their live shows have become a crown jewel of the NYC & Brooklyn music scene, winning them 'Our Wicked Lady's 2024 Winter Madness' and also earning them the number one spot on the 'Ohmyrockness Hardest Working Bands List of 2024'. They have received coverage from Paste, PAPER magazine and many more!

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I’ve heard a rumor of 2 sets :)

Made up of a scattered lineup of some of the more free-ranging players of the North American underground, Winged Wheel is a symbiotic collective more than they are a band. The project was born of the boredom and confusion of early 2020 as a remote recording experiment. Cory Plump (Spray Paint), Whitney Johnson (Matchess, Circuit des Yeux), guitar shredder Matthew Rolin, and Fred Thomas (Idle Ray, Tyvek) traded files and emails until their bloodshot sounds coagulated into the band's 2022 album No Island, a dark and jumbled record somewhere between lo-fi kosmische tape collage and the rural shoegaze of bands like Flying Saucer Attack.

Shortly after that, the group expanded to include spaced-out pedal steel from Lonnie Slack (Water Damage), and the incomparable and undeniably powerful drumming of Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth). Meeting in person for the first time, the upgraded Winged Wheel tracked the sessions that became 2024's Big Hotel, a more propulsive reading on the murky krautrock explosions of their first album. Live performances followed that summer, including appearances with Guided by Voices, a slot at that year's Hopscotch Festival, and a truly bizarre night sharing the bill with Phish at the site of the original 1969 Woodstock. From there, the band began devising future tours and work on their next album, the only goal being to take things to a new, strange place unlike the last.

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Bonny Doon emerged in 2014, its four members pivoting away from their punk origins to create something restrained and steeped in contemplation. Songwriters Bill Lennox and Bobby Colombo expanded their ongoing collaboration to include drummer Jake Kmiecik and bassist Joshua Brooks. From there Bonny Doon took form, developing a sound indebted as much to musical touchstones like Neil Young and the Silver Jews as it was to the emotional landscapes of their always changing hometown of Detroit.

The group recorded what became a self-titled 7” in the summer of 2014, tracked by Fred Thomas in his living room. A tape of 4-track demos, “Classical Days and Jazzy Nights,” followed in 2015, before reenlisting Thomas to record their texturally dense debut LP, which melded their penchant for time-honored songcraft with production heavy on tape-delay and glowing, roomy sonics. The album was released on Salinas in early 2017, as the band was already deep into work on material for a follow-up. Working in a studio for the first time, they captured a more spare and vulnerable sound and signed on with Woodsist to release the resultant album, Longwave.

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RAVEN SINGS THE BLUES WEEKENDER NIGHT 2!
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Raven Sings The Blues Presents Day 2:
Silver Synthetic is based in New Orleans, but the’ve always had the West Coast in their veins. The band backs down the choogle, looking to jazz and country as the crux of their inspiration for a second album, giving songs a suppleness that’s been shaved down in the past. The band’s sound curls under an evening glow of guitar dosing the listener with a refined ripple of twang.

Julie Beth Napolin (Citay, Meridians) weaves the kind of mercurial folk spell that leads to whispered-about reputations. It’s the kind of album that will enchant the initiated and elude those that missed it years down the road, tantalizing collectors of ‘70s folk arcana and aughts revivalists. Far from a showcase of solo strums and voice, the record dips its head deep into cosmic waters, layering diaphanous synths, flute, and cavernous guitars.

RAVEN SINGS THE BLUES WEEKENDER NIGHT 1
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Raven Sings The Blues Presents: Day 1

Wet Tuna dives headlong into the haze, divining the murk for the moment when the mind reaches a ripple of enlightenment via aural scrub. The beat poetics and silicone seance of Tuna's humid hybrids are sandwiched between a double dose of house party hypnotics and a dystopian shiver that rises like a siren song out of the fallout.

Prairiewolf capture the biomechanical melt of A.R. & Machines, imagining a world where Reichel had been playing Alice Coltrane covers with Bruce Langhorne. Their sophomore album expands their mix of kosmiche, ambient country, and spiritual jazz. Atop the silken slink of an Ace Tone FR-3, rocking each song with an unseen hand, the band crafts a catalog that’s caught somewhere between the moment when smoke curls around the wind and when it dissipates into the infinite.

Caught in the crossfire between psych, jam, indie, and a brew they'd come to dub kaleidoscopic slop-rock, Sloppy Heads are a long-running staple of NY underground venues. Though resembling a rock band, the trio’s collective CV includes much else besides, participants in musical horizons that have included work with Deep Listening pioneer Pauline Oliveros, NYC jazz eminence Daniel Carter, live radio experiments, and old-fashioned psychedelic happenings.

Release show for a new zine called Dreamhouse. "A blend of tiki culture, music, cocktail recipes, a featured rum, and other bits of trippy ephemera."

Vinyl DJ set by Nathan Aguilar on the backstage 
“Dreamhouse Mai Tai” available at the bar, with the recipe featured in the zine
Zine and screen-printed poster available for purchase

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Raven Sings the Blues on Battle Elf… “The first single from Detroit trio Battle Elf sends the listener deep into the cavernous cross-sections of psych, jazz, German Progressive, and Kosmiche. Album opener “Behind the Wilderness” tumbles on turbulent percussion and a seething squelch. Featuring members of Universal Indians, Infinite River, and Racehorses are Resources, the new band finds a balance between noise and the cosmic reaches of the psychedelic spectrum. Built on a double guitar gauntlet, the band’s upcoming record on Birdman promises to leave a few scorch marks on the psyche.”

Join us on TUESDAY AUGUST 12 for a welcome party formally introducing Chef Ananya Chand, who is taking over from Dorjee at Ace of Cups! 
No cover, plenty of space to hang out. 

They'll have 3 new dishes: 

• crispy cured egg rice roll with shiso and hot honey (veg, glutenfree)

• spicy tulsi chicken momo 

• creamy cooling raita (veg, glutenfree)

This event is sold out.
No tickets will be available at the day.

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Thor: Led by Thor Harris (Swans, Shearwater, Bill Callahan), Thor & Friends is a vehicle for experimentation with the conceptual vocabulary of American Minimalism performed by a rotating cast of musicians. They've performed at Big Ears, Levitation Festival, SXSW, Thing In the Spring, Martha Myths, and Sled Island Fest, and have shared stages with Xiu Xiu, Wye Oak, Faust, Beak>, AJJ, Norman Westberg, and Laraaji, among many others. Their fifth full-length LP, Heathen Spirituals, recorded in UT's Jessen Auditorium, was released on May 16, 2025 via Joyful Noise Recordings.

Wilde Vier: Debut record release show (Island House) from this Kingston crew of Jeff Mercel, Chris Turco, Sean “Grassopper” Mackowiak, and Chris Heitzman

More Eaze: more eaze is the project of composer/multi-instrumentalist Mari Maurice. Her work touches upon myriad genres and often explores themes of gender, intimacy, identity, perception, and the mundane. Her compositions have been widely released on a number of international labels including Orange Milk, Mondoj, Astral Spirits, Phinery, and Lillerne Tapes, among others. As a performer, she regularly collaborates with artists such as Claire Rousay, Amulets, Seth Graham, Brin, dntel, Christina Carter, and others.

Three great bands on a Tuesday. Pearl is a thrashy band from Baltimore, Sunbloc is capital region pain, and Dauber play indie rock / punk. Excellent show right here. Punk rock style tickets at the door.

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Wolf Eyes is a band from Michigan. Formed in the fall of 1996 by N. Young. They are known for their bizarre and otherworldly approach to music. Creating a sound that is both disturbing and hypnotic. The band has released numerous albums and EPs on various labels. With their intense and bizarre live performances, Wolf Eyes has garnered a reputation as one of the most frightening and weird bands in the world. Wolf Eyes is currently John Olson and Nate Young. They have performed together for over 20 years.

Tubby’s was fortunate to get a Music in Action grant from The Live Music Society and we’ll be hosting a series of monthly free shows. The first installment is the grandson of ANDRES LANDERO! A free and epic cumbia show!
No tickets.
First come first served! Artist announced mid July. There are no presales and no tickets.

Show up at 5pm to Tubby’s and you can get a max of 2 free tickets for the show.

signup starts at 6
it’s like open mic but instead it’s two turntables. Sign up for 2 song sets.

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Kyle Field is a visual artist and the songwriter behind the 25-years-running group Little Wings. Over the course of more than a dozen albums, he has written a classic cannon of songs that continues to gain listenership to this day. Working without the help of powerful record companies, the songs have earned their place viscerally, person by person, creating a cherished and loyal following around the world. Little Wings continues to release records at an incredible clip and shows no signs of slowing, the songs keep growing. His latest and greatest High on the Glade was recorded with legendary producer Kramer. It’s due out June 7th on Perpetual Doom.

Lina Tullgren’s first record came in 2016, a homemade, under-the-skin set of laments. Subsequent LPs and constant touring cemented Tullgren’s reputation as a composer of “wide-eyed wonder paired with a resonant despair.” 2019’s Free Cell showed Tullgren lingering in the margins of their songs, finding places both aloof and spare. Floodgates opened; Tullgren spent the subsequent years exploring deep listening, improvised music, and extended technique. They developed a patience and faith in cooperation that ranged at the far edge of song.

Collaborations with Mayo Thompson and Claire Rousay furthered this development. This was not a break with the past for Tullgren, rather it was an opportunity to see how far a song could go. And from that distance, deep in a landscape of drone and tension, Tullgren returned to the bright vulnerability of a lyric and a hook. Weaving together the affective and the radical, Tullgren took the quiet isolation of a shoreline cabin to write the songs that would become Decide Which Way The Eyes Are Looking.

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Captivating audiences with cathartic performances LIGHT ASYLUM emerged in 2009 at the forefront of a movement turned full blown revival of 80’s and 90’s electronic music inspired by pioneers of Detroit techno, Belgian new beat, EBM, deathrock, Chicago house, new wave and synth pop.

Heavy Halo is a Goth-Grunge blood pact forged in the NYC underground.The band takes the existential angst of Alternative and Industrial and beams it through the shattered prism of the internet age, refracted and made new.

DJs: Midna Mayhem is a goth DJ based in the Hudson Valley, known for tightly curated sets that move between darkwave, postpunk, and industrial. She builds dance floors with intention, energy, and a deep love for underground sound.

Chris Hefner is a visual artist and tattooer at Top Rank Tattoo in Kingston. He also DJs a monthly show on Wave Farm’s WGXC called NIGHT TIME, the second Wednesday of the month at 10pm.

HUEMAN is a long time Hudson Valley punk/goth dj involved in a plethora of projects. A freak legend.