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Tuesday February 3 2015
 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• ALL AGES
$10 in advance / $12 at the door
Nothing 
bandofnothing.com/
 dream pop post-rock psychedelia shoegaze
Whirr
whirrband.tumblr.com/
 alternative punk shoegaze rock
The Videos
soundcloud.com/the-videos
 alternative  new wave punk rock
Nothing
-From Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
-Nothing create a serene funnel of noise. The vocals are ambient, but barely audible with lyrics that preach of broken homes, lost youth, and time spent in isolation. The guitars bleed and blend into a single powerful wave, and the rhythms create a thunderous repeating pattern that puts you in a seemingly opiate induced slumber.     




Whirr
Nick Bassett, Joseph Bautista, Devin Nunes, Loren Rivera, and Eddie Salgado.
-From San Francisco, California.
-With their two albums to date, Bay Area six-piece Whirr have developed a reputation for dirgeful shoegaze, buttressed with textured layers or guitars and weighty, driving compositions. Spacious and moody, their 2012 LP Pipe Dream drew comparisons to heavyweights of the genre My Bloody Valentine, Ride and Slowdrive.

Now, Whirr returns with Around, an EP that finds the group restrained, but no less dark. Here, they explore longer songs, with their shortest clocking in at just under six minutes. Catchy melodies, traditionally a part of the band's wheelhouse, give way here to a droning ambience, shifting Whirr slightly from their shoegaze core toward a dour post-rock sound. The group's vocalists keep their contributions misty and abstract, serving here as additional instruments more than messengers. But the thunderous drums and lavish guitar work remain- albeit in a colder, glassier form- making Around both a departure and a logical step forward from Whirr's previous work. 




The Videos
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-from Oakland
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