Aeroplane

After a few years of eardrum-hammering from the relentless-banger-addicted sect of the indie/dance crossover scene, acts such as Aeroplane come as a welcome shot of sweetness and light. Hailing originally from the somewhat unlikely region of Wallonia — French-speaking Southern Belgium — the duo of Stephan Fasano and Vito Deluca upends all the old pulsing-electro rules in favor of a sound more nuanced.

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After a crazy Coachella, Aeroplane does the Vagabond again.

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The Vagabond

30 NE 14th St.
Miami, FL 33132

Category: Bars/Clubs

Region: Downtown/Overtown

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Doors open at 10 p.m. Friday, July 16. The Vagabond, 30 NE 14th St., Miami. Tickets cost $10 in advance from wantickets.com. Ages 18 and up for women, 21 and up for men. 305-379-0508; thevagabondmiami.com

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Yes, they've made most of their bones thanks to a number of remixes for white-hot bands such as MGMT and Cut Copy. But they've done so without resorting to the old tack-vocals-on-a-chainsaw method. Aeroplane tracks, both the reworks and the pair's originals, are positively airy, floating in a far-away universe that passes through galaxies of disco, Italo, Balearic beats, and even a touch of '80s synth-pop. It's unabashedly sunny at times, but not sickeningly so. And while Aeroplane shows are epic — as anyone who attended its last Vagabond gig during WMC will attest — unlike the electro all-nighters of the recent past, they won't leave you feeling used and abused.