Kap Bambino will be raving with Sleigh Bells at Webster Hall (photo by Kyle Ross)
The Studio at Webster Hall
125 East Eleventh St. between Second Ave. & Bowery
Saturday, November 14, $10-$12, 10:00
212-353-1600
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www.websterhall.com/thestudio
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“I will explode if you do not change,” Kap Bambino sings in “Breath.” Things threaten to explode tonight at the Studio at Webster Hall, where the French techno/death-metal/grunge duo of Bouvier Orion and Martial Caroline, better known as Kap Bambino, will be celebrating the upcoming release of their BATCAVES EP. You can get an idea just what you’ll be in for merely by some of the song titles on their latest full-length CD, this year’s BLACKLIST, which includes “Dead Lazers,” “Human Piles,” “Plague,” “Blood Roses,” and “Acid Eyes.” And even though the opening act is named Sleigh Bells, don’t let that lull you into thinking that there might be a mellow start to the evening. Techno heads Derek Miller and Alexis Krauss, who make up Sleigh Bells, will not be playing any Christmas hymns. Instead, they’ll be blasting their massive electronica, like the pulsating “Crown on the Ground” and “Infinity Guitars,” as well as the mesmerizing, acoustic-based “Ring Ring,” kicking off what should be a crazy late-night rave in the East Village.