Show Info
Dengue Fever / Neung Phak
KUSF Presents
Dengue Fever
/
Neung Phak (Mono Pause)
(co-headlining)

Date: Friday, August 5, 2005
Doors:
8:00 PM
Show:
9:00 PM
Tickets: On Sale Sunday, June 26
$11 advance/$13 door
General Admission

Dinner Ticket $30.95


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Age Restrictions: All Ages Welcome - no babes in arms!
Kitchen:
Regular Menu Available
Seating:
Limited
 
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Dengue Fever

Neung Phak (Mono Pause)

KUSF



For the first time ever, Neung Phak and Dengue Fever perform together in a battle of the South East Asian bands!

The Khmer language has complexity, melody, and soul. Nimol's tone, expressions, and movement communicate desire, heartbreak, and everything in between. Dengue Fever is a Los Angeles band named after a tropical disease and patterned after Cambodian psychedelic pop groups from the '60s. With fuzzy surf guitar, intricate rhythms, and tricky Khmer vocals, their songs provide the missing link/tangent between soundtracks to Bollywood musicals and early James bond flicks. The melody and flow have head-bobbing, toe-tapping familiarity, but the vocals go way beyond tropical rock phonics.


Neung Phak (pronounced: NOONG PAHK) is the Asian alter ego of the Bay Area musical collective known as Mono Pause, who in this incarnation, perform an eclectic array of South East Asian styles. Whether they draw inspiration from music heard on Asian radio broadcasts or from ravaged cassette tapes and LPs found on their travels, Neung Phak performs anything from Thai and Laotian "Isan" country Molam, to infectious Thai rock and pop, to Vietnamese mini-ditties and Cambodian songs of years gone. Armed with traditional and electric instruments and featuring singer Diana Hayes along with special guests, Neung Phak delivers a concoction of international sounds that trade the gloss and sheen of so-called World Music for the energy and unpredictability you might actually find if you were somewhere else!

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