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By Berry Anderson
Published on January 28, 2009 at 2:01am
One needs no hipster sensibilities to know that Marc Pepperman, Justin Tricomi, Ryan Pinkston, Adam McGill and Kenn Jankowski, the men of the Republic Tigers, are Kansas City's latest contribution to the world of electro-pop. From NPR to Letterman, from London to Los Angeles, the Tigers are steadily building a considerable following alongside their 2008 release, Keep Color. Check out the hometown heroes for the first, 10th or 20th time when Scion presents DJs 'n Rockstars at Crosstown Station (1522 McGee, 816-471-1522) tonight. New-wave-prog DJs Nomathmatics co-headline. Avoid serious crowd congestion in the Skylight Room, the 5,000-square-foot space upstairs, where Tonsil Hockey, Dunkjamz, Black Box Revue and Hoodie will be spinning between sets and where the downstairs show will play on closed-circuit TV. The 21-and-older event starts at 9 p.m., and the cover is $5. For more information, see crosstownstation.com.
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