Setlist: 6/26/11 Re:Generation Festival - Horning's Hideout

setlist updates thanks to Nick @ Headstash.com
Set 1: Jam > Really Wut?, Beyond Right Now, Kamuy, Peoples, Crystal Instrument, STS9 > Lo Swaga, Orbital

Set 2: Be Nice, Abcees, Hubble, 8 and an Extra, Moonsockets, Hidden Hand, Hidden Fist, What is Love?, EHM

Encore: Baraka

Notes:
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Setlist: 6/26/11 Axe the Cables - Re:Generation Festival - Horning's Hideout

setlist updates thanks to Nick @ Headstash.com

Set: Equinox, From Now On, Moonsocket, South of Here, Glen Tells Kengo, Untitled 2, New Soma, Circus, ROYGBIV > Dance

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Setlist: 6/25/11 Re:Generation Festival - Horning's Hideout

setlist updates thanks to Nick @ Headstash.com

Set 1: This Us, Instantly, Shock Doctrine, Frequencies 2 > Frequencies 3, 4 Year Puma, Arigato > Nine Inch Nails Sample > Tooth, When the Dust Settles

Set 2: The Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature, The Golden Gate, F.Word, Water Song, Aimlessly, 20-12, Scheme, Rent

Encore: Breathe In, We'll Meet in our Dreams

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Setlist: 6/24/11 Re:Generation Festival - Horning's Hideout

setlist updates thanks to Nick @ Headstash.com

Set: ReEmergence, Grow, Move My Peeps, Somesing, Luma Daylight > Tokyo*, Empires**, New Song/Improv***, Firewall, Tap-In#, Mischief of Sleepwalker, One a Day, Inspire Strikes Back##

Notes:
* w/ Murph saying "we thought we'd play a bunch of old stuff for you. It'll probably keep going like that"
** w/ Dominic Lalli on saxophone
*** Jazzy sound with great flow. "Everyone was on instruments smiling." (which makes us think its an Improv)
#  End section had Zach going crazy. All four members were just staring at Zach.
## Hunter was teasing Shock Doctrine

Re:Generation Festival Set Time Schedule

 

STS9 Band Members Are Just A Bunch Of Hippies

Always known for stepping up and speaking their minds, the guys in STS9 lended their voice to the "Signs of the Times" campaign that HeadCount was hosting at Bonnaroo this year. Below are a few shots of the band holding signs that display what issues they support, how they feel about their generation and where they find inspiration. The messages may read like a bunch of tree-hugger bs, but we all  know that these guys have the purest intent.

And they read: Protect Human Rights, Where's Our Generation?, Life Inspires Me

Following David Murphy's recent battles with cancer, this message really strikes a chord.

Review: STS9 6/3/11 Wakarusa Music Festival

Photo: STS9 playing on the Main Stage at Wakarusa 2011

[Show recap by: Cole H.]
We all marched along the pathway leading up to the Main Stage and it seemed as if the entire festival was present for the soon to start STS9 show. The whole crowd found a comfortable spot to plant themselves in as everyone waited anxiously for the guys to come out on stage. They came out gave a wave and started out with a song that most people weren't very familiar with but nonetheless harnessed everyone's focus. David Murphy then greeted the crowd and they quickly went into a song that most people were familiar with causing fans to be pleased already.  Next was a live favorite of most fans, F. Word, which left the crowd bumping to the enchanting groove.

By now the whole field had been filled up with long time fans and curious new comers who were drawn to the stage by the next two songs. One new comer's curiosity was rewarded with the later song Wika Chikana. The track seemed to be the perfect move by the band in order to sway the new comer's opinions. But if the first timers had felt any confusion with the music so far, Shakedown Street brought them back into a safe haven. Now everyone was interested as to what was gonna come next and they dished out their newest track, 20-12 and then switched into the climax of the setlist. When Scheme began, the crowd was completely absorbed into every move the band made. A rush went over the whole field capturing all who were present and leaving them speechless. In order to keep everyone on their toes the band went on to Inspire Strikes Back. This allowed everyone's peak of emotion to slowly transcend downwards to the end of the set.

Finally, Sound Tribe left the crowd with one last bang (What Is Love?) to finish off the impressive setlist. The audience let it all out one last time before the band concluded. Murph bid farewell until the next night. Everyone walked away not only pleased but also grateful that there was another night to look forward to.

Setlist: Intro, When the Dust Settles, Aimlessly, F.Word, The Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature, Wika Chikana, Shakedown Street, 20-12, Interlude, Scheme, Inspire Strikes Back, What is Love?

Grassroots California Releases New STS9 Hat

Designed by ‎J.p. Amoroso and Hunter Brown, this will
be available at STS9's upcoming RE:Generation Festival

Setlist: 6/12/11 Bonnaroo - Manchester, TN

Part way into STS9's latenight set at Bonnaroo, David Murphy announced that they were going to play later than scheduled. And play they did! 'Roo concert goers got a treat with this extended show that featured a 'Circus' to end the show as the sun rose from the horizon.

Set 1: Intro* > Tooth, Arigato, Hidden Hand Hidden Fist > EHM, Slight Shift, When The Dust Settles, Family Affair, Move My Peeps, The Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature, 2012, Hubble, Scheme, Rent

Set 2: Moonsockets, New New 4 U U, Abcees, Circus**

Notes: * With Nine Inch Nails sample   ** Played during the sunrise

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Something Seems Wrong With STS9's New EP

STS9's much hyped new EP, ‘When the Dust Settles’ is out today via 1320 Records, iTunes, & Amazon.

Tracks: Scheme, When The Dust Settles, Scheme Reprise, The Golden Gate, Winter Sun.

You can also grab an exclusive “When the Dust Settles” t-shirt, featuring cover art by Bemo on front and silhouette of STS9 on back, only through STS9Store.com. Quantities are very limited, grab one now before they become a collector’s item!

Interestingly enough, after purchasing "When the Dust Settles" from 1320 and loading it into iTunes we noticed that the tracklisting was different than advertised...

Here is the tracklisting as it displays for me by default:

Things to note here: No cover art is included, The EP seems to be tracked out of order, It seems as though there are at least 2 other versions of Scheme that came before this cut and I am assuming that Pbeat was the original working title to The Golden Gate?!

Odd. Wonder if they will fix this or come out with a statement. I'll keep you posted.

Setlist: 6/4/11 Wakarusa - Ozark, AR

Set: Artifact, Beyond Right Now, Kamuy, Atlas, Lo Swaga, 8naExtra, HHHF, Be Nice w/Dom, ABCees, Surreality > EB, Moonsockets, Rent, EHM

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Setlist: 6/3/11 Wakarusa - Ozark, AR

Set: When the dust settles, Aimlessly, F.Word, Unquestionable, Wika chikana, Shakedown Street, 20-12, Scheme, Inspire strikes back, What is love

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