Voltaire opens the set with "Coin Operated Goi," his humorous parody of The Dresden Dolls'    
track which opened DarkCab1. Boston is well-represented with HUMANWINE and Boston Phoenix's   
Best Live Artist of 2011, Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys; both acts are           
rollicking and scorching, bringing energy to the late night burlesque. Darlings of DarkCab1,  
Katzenjammer Kabarett are reborn as KatzKab, inciting the listener to "Join Us" on an         
infectious previously-unreleased track of quirky experimental pop with an 80s electropunk     
edge. Black Tape For A Blue Girl present their emotionally charged, theatrical, bold &        
raucous, shanty "Sailor Boy;" Jill Tracy seduces with "In Between Shades," a dark, elegant    
netherworld full of hidden passageways, wonder cabinets and opium dens. Newcomer Adrian H     
and The Wounds slithers into our lives with the gravelly-vocalled, sinfully soulful "Bad      
Man."  Enigmatic Italian band-leader Simone Salvatori brings Spiritual Front's "Song For The  
Old Man;" while Unextraordinary Gentlemen's "Black Iron Road" travels the cold, shaded        
streets of a Victorian Purgatory in this mix by the legendary Barry Adamson.  Twenty-five     
years on and Eva is back for another waltz through Amsterdam's dark underbelly on             
Attrition's "A'dam & Eva (the resurrection)." The winner of the "Is that Amanda Palmer or     
what!?!?!" prize goes to England's Birdeatsbaby with their schizophrenic hymn 'The Trouble'   
(the video has over 89,000 views on YouTube!). Pop noir veterans ThouShaltNot bring the disc  
to a ghastly conclusion with their Tin Pan Alley excursion into supernatural insanity, "The   
Haunted Phonograph."