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Listings are
in the opposite order of appearance: headliner is listed at the top,
next is the support band(s),
and the last band listed is the opener.
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Wednesday
December 3 2014 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $8  Sad Bastard Book Club www.facebook.com/sadbastardbookclub doomy folk music (post-americana?) Cash Pony www.facebook.com/cashponyband psych prog Noctooa www.facebook.com/noctooa Cave Wave - avante-garde neo-folk goth rock doom Sad Bastard Book Club -from SF -Seven people in a tiny San Francisco room playing overly loud doomy folk music (post-americana?) singing songs about the fibrodysplasia of the green world, animal rebellion, and the hope that maybe, just maybe, if we don't destroy everything first you might have the chance to pet a wolf before it tears your throat out in a vengeance killing. Cash Pony chuck, owen, steve0, gabe -from Oakland, California -Their influences look like a record geek’s shopping list: Fela’s throbbing afro-beat, Zappa’s obtuse jazz-rock, and 60’s psychedelia, liberally sprinkled with traces of math-rock, experimental noise, Tuvan throat singing and the freewheeling space jazz of Sun Ra. Far from being po-faced enthnomusicologists, Cash Pony infuse their world party with a refreshing sense of humor . Noctooa Sammy Fielding - Vocals, guitar, electric feet drums Jorge Gallo - Guitar, keyboards, vocals Adam Mussel - Cello, backing vocals -from Berkeley -NOCTOOA began as an inevitable collaboration between longtime comrades Sammy Fielding and Jorge Gallo. Clad in black robes, adorned in owl insignia, the duo set out propagate their own brand of dark neo-folk music, aptly self-proclaimed "Cave Wave." Although eerily unique, their sound undoubtedly harks to gloomy influences of yore, ala Death In June, Faun Fables, and Swans, with a taste of Sixteen Horsepower twang. |
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