TONIGHT: Tina Marie and the Vinyle Tease w/ The Dream Machine

by | Aug 29, 2012 | COMMUNITY

Last Wednesday at The Republic was an ambient introspective dreamy sort of night, as Radio Rubber Room presented Floodwall and The Dream Machine.

Last Wednesday at The Republic was an ambient introspective dreamy sort of night, as Radio Rubber Room presented Floodwall and The Dream Machine. When Floodwall took the stage, it was apparent that I was about to witness a very experimental project. One of the guitarists was soundchecking his guitar with a long bow, producing groaning amorphous whale noises. The set was interesting, perhaps hard to follow at times, but hey, that’s ambient rock for you. I think Floodwall fits the bill for a dark, candle lit room and many large joints, late at night. Check out Floodwall’s website for upcoming events and take the weird plunge into the ambient, if you think you can handle it, man.

Coming to The Republic this Wednesday, we have The Dream Machine and featured act Tina Marie & Vinyl Tease, who recently visited the guys at Radio Rubber Room. Vinyl Tease, brimming with talented musicians, offer a rich and soulful live show adorned with horns, organs and Tina Marie’s sultry vocals. It’s always compelling to see an artist who can play such a vast assortment of instruments; among those in her reportoire the piano, guitar, harmonica, mandolin and various percussive instruments. Check out Vinyl Tease’s radio episode for some good tunes and some good laughs, check them out on Bandcamp, and check them out for real this Wednesday night at The Republic! 10pm.

Check out the EVENT PAGE for more information!

RVA Staff

RVA Staff

Since 2005, the dedicated team at RVA Magazine, known as RVA Staff, has been delivering the cultural news that matters in Richmond, VA. This talented group of professionals is committed to keeping you informed about the events and happenings in the city.




more in community

A Quick Guide For This Labor Day Weekend in Richmond

Labor Day weekend is here, and if your plan was to sit around doing absolutely nothing for four days, Richmond has other ideas. Here are ten things worth getting out of the house for this Labor Day weekend. Commonwealth Sound ExchangeThursday, Sept. 3 through...

For These Artists, PrideFest Is More Than Performance 🏳️‍🌈

Editor’s Note: RVA Magazine is proud to partner with Virginia PrideFest, happening Saturday, September 12, and to produce the annual Pride Guide celebrating Richmond and Virginia’s LGBTQ+ community.  We’d also like to thank the following sponsors who made the 2026...

Photo | Ringside at RVA Wrestling’s Return to CarMax Park

This past Saturday RVA Wrestling returned to CarMax Park to bring a little something extra to a night out with the Richmond Flying Squirrels. Bodies flew, rivalries played out and the smack talk was flying as the crowd joined in on the chaos that makes Richmond’s...

Review | ‘Confederates’ Doesn’t Let Anyone Off Easy

“Oh, I’m going to have a field day with this.” These were my exact words to friend and artist Kyle Epps as I got up from my seat at Firehouse Theatre Saturday night. As we shuffled out of the theatre into the lobby, I took inventory of the stack of insights Dominique...

Infinite Expansions: A Conversation with Lonnie Liston Smith

Exclusive Q&A with Lonnie Liston Smith below. Today was a good day. This very magazine’s Landon Shroder invited me to interview one of Richmond’s real living legends, jazz impresario Lonnie Liston Smith. On September 13, they will be screening selections from the...

What Happened Before the Video?

There are two sides to every story, but a lot of the time, the first narrative is the one that sticks. Case in point: last week, an altercation broke out during one of the weekly neighborhood rides organized by the Broad Street Bullies. The ride has happened every...

What the Hell is VITCO? We Went to Find Out.

Editor’s Note: This story was produced in partnership with Virginia Transit Company (VITCO). There are few large-ish pieces of real estate in the city proper that have been more screaming for development than the fallow field bordered by Clay Street and Hermitage...

Topics: