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Tired of stuff that sucks? Well we gots the cure for whats ails ya. Recommended Events Listings: In addition to a print magazine we are media sponsors for things of specific interest that happen to be a bit weird, marginal or under the radar. Wednesday 26th Wovenhand @ Divadlo Archa 
“2 years after the release of their monumental album Mosaic, we were wondering how Woven Hand would manage to outshine this amazing album which made such an impression. But in a nutshell: Ten Stones is without a doubt Woven Hand's best album to date, the richest, deepest, heaviest, and a genuine masterpiece. 4 of those songs are among the best the band has ever written, but on top of that, DEE has stepped out of his comfort zone and taken risks, exploring musical areas that were completely new to him -both to his great credit and much to the fans' delight”.
Extract of “X-Roads” magazine, September 2008
Wednesday 26th Biohazard @ Abaton (19:30) 
The original lineup of the highly influential New York-based group BIOHAZARD, whose intense fusion of the aggression of hardcore, punk and thrash metal with the socio-critical commentary and authenticity of hip-hop earned the band extensive international acclaim, will reunite for a series of performances in the summer of 2008 to commemorate the band's 20th anniversary.
Thursday 27th The Prague Burlesque Show @ Hotel Amassador – Goldfinger night club (22:00) 
Prague Burlesque is grown into a full-blooded operetta show! Count Koroptieff in search for a bride, that would bewitch his heart, finds himself concluding a treaty with the Mephisto himself. All of a sudden things get moving. Heroines from all around the world start on a journey to win over their dreamt-of Count. Meet glamorous girls and fashionable ladies with a variety of attitudes towards love. Stars of the night: Demonica Coca, Miss Marthy, Stephanie Van Der Strumf, Monique La Fleur, Rebeca Del Rio, Lady Sublime, Lina Von Sturm and Madame Eva Sugar.But unexpectedly Count Koroptieff disappears. What happened? What about the wedding? These questions must be solved! Let yourself get pulled into this mysterious, but still romantic anti-saga... The Prague Burlesque Show will be hosted by exclusive night club Gold Fingers at Hotel Ambassador. Gold Fingers is the only original variety music hall in Prague. Don't miss it!
Thursday 27th Death Sentence: Panda! @ Klub 007 
Death Sentence: Panda! formed in February 2004 and played their first show a month later. After playing numerous one-off shows across the US the band were asked by electro-rap artist Gold Chains to accompany him on his nation-wide tour in 2004. Their music draws heavily on traditional Chinese and Korean folk music, ragtime, New Orleans-style marching bands and good ol' hardcore punk. In the past year, they have toured Europe and undertaken a tour of the US west coast with Burmese and Fuckwolf.
Thursday 27th Wax Tailor @ Akropolis 
Wax Tailor, originated in 2004 with the release of his EP “Lost The Way.” He subsequently released his first full-length album, “Tales Of The Forgotten Melodies,” completely on his own. The album garnered critical acclaim and love from French music fans and became one of the best selling electronic releases of the year. In 2007, in addition to the release of his sophomore effort, “Hope & Sorrow,” Wax Tailor & his musicians made a worldwide tour of a 100 shows. In 2008 after the recording of “Seize the day” the main theme from “PARIS” (Cedric Klapisch last movie), he’s on the road again ! Run there!
Friday 28th Everything is Political – Benjamin Tallis @ Prague Unofficial Haus of Kultur, Nezamyslova 6, Praha 2 (19:30) "What I never had is being torn from me. What I did not live, I will miss forever" A joint adventure.
This exhibition will feature works and performances from a variety of artists working in different fields and in different locations. The artists were given a free hand to interpret the theme of the exhibition, with exciting and diverse results. This exhibition will feature a combination of visual and performance pieces. After the exhibition, will be hold an EiP Discussion Space on the same theme with the aim of exploring the politics of memory and their implications. The discussion will be based on presentations from the participants on memory pieces/works from a variety of spheres which will highlight key aspects of memory including mourning, melancholia, nostalgia, amnesia and disavowal.
Friday 28th Backyard Babies @ Rock Cafe 
With 20 years behind them Backyard Babies have not only developed into one of Sweden’s best rock bands but also reached the rest of the world during their tattooed crusade. They have continually gained fans throughout the world and are now a rock band that doesn’t need much introduction. Their self-titled latest record hit the record stores in last August.
Saturday 29th Experimental space: VALLEY @ Roxy (20:00)  Reprises: 30.11 and 1.12
Movement performance / digital installation Fairy composition of the slow weakening of reality during the family dinner. In co-production with the experimental space Roxy / NoD. The project financially supported by: Prague, Czech Ministry of Culture. The project supported: Eallin
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Sunday 30th Texas Terri Bomb! @ Klub 007 
Texas Terri's street credibility puts her miles above others. She has earned her title as "underground legend" in the punk rock & roll world and it shows in her songs and her stage presence. Her voice and persona has a tough girl attitude and sex kitten charisma (and evey emotion in between) she will steal your heart away and you will not want her to give it back! "L.A.’s female Iggy Pop, Terri is hard-core, leaving nothing to the imagination but a cigarette burn right through you heart." -- Heidi Sigmund-Cuda, Pulse! Magazine (Tower Records)
Tuesday 2nd Parenthetical Girls @ Klub 007 
Parenthetical Girls (formerly The Swastika Girls) is an experimental pop band formed in Everett, Washington, and based currently in Portland, Oregon. Begun primarily as a recording project, the current touring version of the band consists of vocalist Zac Pennington, Rachael Jensen, Eddy Crichton and Matt Carlson, all sharing a variety of instrumental duties. Their music is notable for its combination of saccharine pop and experimental elements, and has been compared with such disparate acts as Brian Eno, Tyrannosaurus rex, Dirty Projectors, Philip Glass, Xiu Xiu, and Phil Spector (Bowers, 2006; Unterberger, 2006). You may already know them. Otherwise, they definitely deserve your attention!
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