STAND Electric Set at Ulysses June 10, 2006

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)

After a long absence from Manhattan while recording and touring the Northeast U.S., Sunnyside-by-way-of-Dublin band Stand played a powerful electric set at Ulysses, tucked away in the Financial District, on June 10, 2006. The band played some of its new material, which is departing from straight rock and roll and is embracing more and more electronic sounds. Photo © Shams Tarek (www.shamstarek.com)