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next is the support band(s),
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Wednesday
April 1 2015 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $10 in advance / $12 at the door Religious Girls www.facebook.com/RELIGIOUSGIRLS Experimental Pop Boyfrndz www.boyfrndz.com/ alternative math rock noise-pop progressive psychedelic Future Death www.futuredeathband.com/ manic noise-rock Religious Girls Members: Christopher Danko Nicholas Cowman Luis Gutiérrez good friends and past members: Guy Culver Preetom Choudhury Dylan Reznick James Laurence - from Oakland, CA Religious Girls are a diverse group of multi-instrumentalists, with each member hailing from separate musical backgrounds that ranges from metal to noise to math rock and pop. Using their talents, Religious Girls focus thier energy into creating beautiful harmonies and layering them over intricate percussive ryhthms. Preferring to play on the floor near listeners rather than a distant stage, they feel that no matter how high of quality a recording may be the live set is what moves people, and therefore focus on creating intimacy with the crowd. Collectively, the band has tried to push aside the standards of popular song writing with non-repeating structures, an intricate mathmatical style, and a carefully laid out set in which all songs are interweaved into one. Religious Girls offers an intense and dramatic set, leaving viewers in awe by the end of the performance. Boyfrndz Members: scott martin joseph raines sander bryce jason erwin - from Austin, TX "New Austin, Texas, band Boyfrndz, however, was very well-put-together, with a decidedly math-rock bent. (You don’t pack a six-string bass for nothing, right?) But they’re much more than that. They merge kinetic, head-exploding release with an airy sense of song. This melodic heavenliness makes their technicality an invigorating punch and not a dragging anchor of overreaching display that kills the humanity in their music. It’s the kind of experimental rock with real beauty, the kind that doesn’t lose sight of the emotionality of music. They were the question mark from out of town, but ended up being a surprise find." - Orlando Weekly Future Death Members: Angie Bill Alton Jeremy - from Austin, TX "Future Death make real-deal noise-punk for anyone who misses the Aughties heyday of bands like Lightning Bolt and Hella. Their debut album, Special Victim, was recorded in four days and released on Bloodmoss, the indie responsible for buzzy garage-muckers Slavve. They've got all the gnarl and snarl you'd expect, but drummer Alton Jenkins ratchets up the intensity with progpunk bashing that evolved from teenage fandom of King Crimson and Mars Volta." - Rolling Stone |
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