We are doing a ticket giveaway for this Wednesday at Underground Arts with A Place To Bury Strangers, Ed Shrader’s Music Beat, and Pinkwash. To enter for a chance to win a pair of tix, just send an email to thedelimagazinephiladelphia@gmail.com with the subject line "Bury Me in the Black Box!" Please also include your cell phone number in the body of the message (in case of an emergency). Good luck!

Krust Toons: "Murphy’s Law" by Teddy Hazard – please feel free to drop him a line at teddandthehazards@gmail.com if you dig or have any funny ideas. You can also check out more of his illustrations HERE.

Abi Reimold’ s music toes that grey threshold between beautiful reflections with an internal rage as that energy converts from potential to fleshed out unfiltered expression. As we await her forthcoming full-length Wriggling, she hits the stage this evening at Kung Fu Necktie. The tug-of-war sound that Reimold enacts in the instrumental volatility and lyrical component establishes an enticing honesty, representing the strength versus struggle dynamic at its core. Mumblr headlines tonight’s showcase, presented by The Guild, with their pop-punk blend weaving in and out between isolating emotives and their joyful unabashed rocking reactions. The quirky, catchy, unfiltered sledgehammer of punks Brown Rainbow may catch you off-guard, but it grows on you in a delightfully strange manner. Combustible Arkansas two-piece Radradriot wraps up the bill that will blanket this Monday’s deep freeze. Kung Fu Necktie 1250 N. Front St., 8pm, $6, 21+ – Michael Colavita

The tribal psychedelic noise-trance duo of Al Creedon (ex-Bleeding Rainbow) and Sean Hamilton (Spacin’, ex-Acid Kicks), a.k.a. I IM EYE MY, laid down a beautifully twisted in-studio set at WKDU, which you can stream and download for free below. It consisted of soundscapes from their Not Not Fun album 7 Transmissions ("Streetcat Bonfire," "Buying Forty Cattle with Weak Knees," and "Gotta Make the Hay When the Sun Shines") and previously unreleased "Order of the Asp" and "Wheelies in Bleakville." The live performance EP was recorded on air (January 11, 1015) by Adam Hendricks. They’ll be performing this Thursday at Underground Arts opening for Peaking Lights.

Cyberbully Mom Club, the lo-fi project from Shari Heck, has a new and noticeably more polished recording called "FRIENDS." You’ll find her backing band on the track for the first time providing crunchy power chords and a steady backbeat, while Heck delivers her usual charming lines like "And I got some friends that I can hold near. But Oh God – I miss the old ones too!" Cyberbully Mom Club has plans to concentrate on writing and recording new material this spring.

Refined tenacity that purposely explores, navigating through different avenues in a clean, trippy dance and consuming listeners in the process, Dave Brett, Jason Bachman, and Nick Apice, otherwise known as Busses, are set to release their new record Wizard of the Eye on Tuesday, February 17. Tonight, those gathered at Johnny Brenda’s will celebrate the album when the group occupies the middle slot of a bill headlined by Northern Arms and kicked off by Tinmouth. Busses seemed to have mastered their musical vehicle, harnessing a ferocious, spacey nature into focus rather than starting it up and seeing where it decides to go. Though they’re fully capable of drifting, the band always knows that it is in control, and the results are dynamic. With a mesmerizing cascade of vocals in a dimly lit serenading setting providing a spiritual atmosphere, the vast ensemble of Northern Arms gathers steam on their haunting pulpit/stage. With a new album Says scheduled for release next month, melodically loose pop-rock trio Tinmouth get the ball rolling. Johnny Brenda’s 1201 N. Frankford Ave., 8pm, $12, 21+ – Michael Colavita