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Friday November 29 2019  8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• ALL AGES $13 in advance / $15 at the door Spendtime Palace www.spendtimepalace.com/ Rock The Brazen Youth www.thebrazenyouth.com/ abstract ambient indie folk Max Gardener www.facebook.com/maxgardener1/ dream pop synthpop Spendtime Palace -from Costa Mesa, CA -Spendtime Palace is a tight knit group of 5 Costa Mesa kids who have recently been pushing the boundaries of the Southern California music scene. Formed in 2012, this ragtag bundle progressed from a high school party band into a downright fan favorite. Besides being featured magazines and websites such as GQ and Billboard, they have also worked alongside top up-and-coming actors and directors like Finn Wolfhard, Iris Apatow, and Josh Ovalle. The hype floating around this bunch is undeniable, but the real magic lies between every measure they write. Music available on SPOTIFY, ITUNES, BANDCAMP, and most streaming websites. The Brazen Youth -from Nicholas Lussier, Charles Dahlke, & Micah Rubin -from Lyme, CT -Nicholas Lussier and Charles Dahlke formed the Brazen Youth within the otherworldly vacuum of the 300-year-old Ashlawn Farm, located in Lyme, Connecticut. Timeless and freeing, Ashlawn served as a perfect birthplace of the Brazen Youth’s 2016 debut, The Ever Dying Bristlecone Man. A heavily conceptual record, Ever Dying is a world with endless nooks in which you can lose yourself, containing meticulous threads of layered tracks and arrangements that shift within songs like tectonic plates, all within an organic and atmospheric gloss of emotionally riveting, lyric-driven songs. Upon adding Micah Rubin to the band’s lineup in 2017, the Brazen Youth emerged with a wild-spirited presence into the East Coast scene, soon gaining an empowered and fresh fan base. Max Gardener -from Long Beach, CA -Max Gardener makes his self-described “bedroom theme music” amidst the solitude of his bedroom, and he intends for you to hear it in the solitude of yours. Max Gardener makes his self-described “bedroom theme music” amidst the solitude of his California bedroom, and he intends for you to hear it in the solitude of yours. |
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