The Hiss closed out the final day of the Devil Stole The Beat daytime showcases with a brilliant set of new and old songs. The addition of a hammond player has elevated the band's older songs, amplified the new ones and rejuvenated the band overall. It's time to go back out and see The Hiss again - this is not the self-consumed band of old, but, hopefully, a new hungrier version that still has the magic and is once again prepared to play. Earlier in the day Variac proved why they're the current buzz band of Atlanta with a noteworthy set for several industry figures in attendance. David Roland, who came in from New York especially to play, were followed by local darlings Second Shift. On behalf of TDSTB, we'd like to thank all the bands that played for free this week for our inaugural daytime parties. Special thanks must also go to Rodney, Connie and the amazing (though now somewhat deaf) staff of Fuego, for hosting the 4 day event! Drink Miller High Life - Drink Sparks www.fuegocafe.com | www.thedevilstolethebeat.com

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Thursday August 18, 2005 - Kings of Leon, Secret Machines, The Helio Sequence - The Tabernacle -  All Ages 
The Southern boys in Kings of Leon return to Atlanta following their tour stint with U2, and this time, they're bringing New York transplants Secret Machines with them on a co-headlining tour. Both bands have played sold out shows at the Coca Cola Roxy, so this show is sure to be packed as well. Sub Pop Records' The Helio Sequence opens the night.