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Saturday October 1 2016 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $10 in advance / $12 at the door The Soonest (Record release) www.facebook.com/TheSoonest/# Indie Rock, ambient, Rock Belle Noire www.facebook.com/BelleNoireBand .Rock/Post/Ambient. Tremor Low www.facebook.com/TremorLow Post-Punk New-Wave The Soonest Young Lee -from San Francisco, CA -Known for their energetic shows, intricate arrangements, and thoughtful songwriting, The Soonest have tirelessly worked on creating music that grows with every listen. Their sound has been described as rich and haunting and has been compared to bands such as The National, Bloc Party, and Arcade Fire. Belle Noire Joey Lancaster:Vocals,Guitar, Sergio Herrera: Guitar, Percussion Mike Grijalva: Guitar, Sal Contreras: Drums, Dan Sek: Bass,Vocals -from San Jose, CA -Belle Noire is a Rock/Alternative/Ambient Quintet from San Jose, Ca. Late 2014 They entered the Studio with Dryw Owens (from indian lakes, sianvar)to record the single "sleep", which garnered great reception upon its premier on absolutepunk.net, and from there Decided to to the Full LP with Owens, which is due out Early 2016, and honored to have shared the stage with From Indian Lakes, The Ataris, I the Mighty, A lot like Birds, Hit the Lights, Idlehands, Ghost Parade, American Scene, Further Seems Forever, A Static Lullaby, and many others. . Tremor Low Don Bellenger, Fabian Paredes Ariel Utz, Herve Gross -from Oakland, CA -Tremor Low comes from fucking Oakland, California. They sound like synthesizers, drum machines, delay and distortion pedals in exactly that order. They also sound like Robert Smith making music in the Noughties, but they’re trying to get away from that. Tremor Low shot to mega-almost-stardom during the summer of 2013, at which point they were playing venues like Great American Music Hall, Bottom of the Hill, and Popscene (SF). During this time Tremor Low did a stint as the resident band at the Beautiful Buzzz SXSW showcase and their 2-year old video was utterly destroying the competition for 2nd or 3rd place in various film festivals. At home, they were sharing the stage with The Trims, Parallels, and Moving Units. In the same week that they were included in the first round of CMJ bands, the c-list-celebrity-bullet-train ran off the rails as they decided to lose a member, cancel all shows and put the band on indefinite hiatus. Fabian and Don went on to experiment with writing and playing a dancier version of themselves under a different name, and after a long period decided that doing the new material under the name Tremor Low was a better decision. After literally 20+ auditions, the band discovered Ariel Utz Wirnsberger, a Chilean national living in the Bay Area with no practical band experience, but he was a fucking bad-ass synthesizer wizard. While Ariel’s english improved, and Don continued to practice his tortured Spanish on his cringing bandmates, they finessed their sound and show to be the very best version of Tremor Low that the world has ever seen. |
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