Jeff Zeigler's experimental ambient noise collaboration with harpist Mary Lattimore has been in relatively high demand lately, and they are working on a debut release. And with all his production projects for rising acts like The War on Drugs, Nothing and a plethora of others, Mikele Edwards' new band Myrrias flourishing, and bassist Josh Meakim, who should be heading on tour with A Sunny Day in Glasgow in the near future, Arc In Round performances are coming few and far between. Well, the group has come out of hibernation this Memorial Day weekend; tonight, they'll be making their return at Girard Avenue DIY space Everybody Hits, and in tow will be drummer Steve Urgo (ex-War on Drugs, The Interest Group), who has replaced Matt Ricchini, since most of his time is spent on the road these days doing sounds for acts like Baroness. You'll also find I IM EYE MY, who just released a new EP 7 Transmissions via Not Not Fun, BAnana Symphony, and People Skills. Everybody Hits, (Please contact one of the acts or venue for more info.), 8pm, All Ages - H.M. Kauffman

If you're a fan of Arc In Round, then I'd suggest for you to swing by Silk City tonight because you never know when they'll be popping up again with members of the local kraut-gaze crew keeping busy on other projects. Frontman Jeff Zeigler is always manning the boards at his Eraserhood studio, Uniform Recording, and his ambient improvisational noise project with harpist Mary Lattimore continues to increase the duo's notoriety in the avant-garde music world. Bassist Josh Meakim has been recently fronting a new band of his own, The Fantastic Imagination, and he should be busy touching the shores of foreign lands next year when A Sunny Day in Glasgow release their next album. He also spends his spare time recording local up-and-coming acts. Mikele Edwards has been working on solo recordings of her own. And former drummer Matt Ricchini is currently travelling the world doing sound for Baroness. I hear that the group will set up like a synth army so expect something different this evening when they are joined by Chicago's Mako Sica, Proexhibitors, Ron Tubman and DJ Joe Patitucci (a.k.a. Tadoma). Silk City, 435 Spring Garden St., 8pm, $8, 21+ - H.M. Kauffman

Clicky Clicky Muisc blog just shared And I Forgot A Long Time Ago How You Feel, a compilation of ten current acts performing early recordings of Lilys (from 1991 - 1995). Here's Philly's own Pet Milk covering "February Fourteenth" and Arc In Round's rendition of "The Turtle Which Died Before Knowing," which you can download for free below along with the rest of the release HERE.