Choreographers, Whitney Jacobs, Christopher Campbell,nJennifer Achibald team-up to present two dynamicnevenings of dance, promising to vibrate the senses andnadd fresh insight to contemporary dance.nn"Mr. Campbell's work is on the cutting edge and isndefinitely thought provoking."n- Joan H. Allen, Daily Challenge NYnn$15

FRIDAY 1.04.08nALOKEnModrocketnFiascon9:30 doors / $8 / All AgesnThe Tank: 279 Church St @ White (A/C trains to Canal St)nwww.myspace.com/thetanknycnnALOKEnFresh off a new recording session wtih Steve Albini, ALOKE has transformed into a four-piece. Supplementing the punk intensity of their earlier work with a more spacious and anthemic guitar-driven sound, the band continues to evolve into a group making music of epic proportions.nwww.myspace.com/alokennMODROCKETnWhile most 16-year-olds are worrying about signing yearbooks, popping zits, and tongue wrestling, the four young ladies who comprise Modrocket are writing gems that could be mistaken for early 70s garage rock made my Amazons. Then you see them in the flesh and understand how much you got screwed in the little sister department.nwww.myspace.com/modrocketnnFIASCOnFiasco is a Brooklyn punk trio who have been playing together since 2003. Their debut album, God Loves Fiasco, was released on Beautiful Records in June, 2007, and entered its second pressing in August. Fiasco has played at CBGB, the Knitting Factory, Southpaw, and Studio B, as well as the Sarajevo Film Festival in Bosnia.nwww.myspace.com/fiasconewyork