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Sunday November 13
2022 3:00PM doors -- music at 4:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $12 in advance / $15 at the door [includes free barbecue] Sierra Nevada, RWS, & Subliminal SF presents... "The Subliminal Sunday BBQ SHOW" Disastroid www.facebook.com/disastroid sludgy, grunge-infused stoner rock All Souls (Fatso Jetson / ex-Totimoshi) www.facebook.com/allsoulsband Melodic, guitar-heavy Rock Low Plateau members of Drunk Horse + Comets On Fire www.facebook.com/lowplateau rock and roll Disastroid -from San Francisco, CA -San Francisco vets Disastroid have been serving up sludgy, grunge-infused stoner rock for the better part of a decade now, refining a sound that weaves angular guitar lines together with odd time signatures and hazy walls of fuzz. As influenced by 90's noise rock as they are by modern psych, doom, and post-metal, Disastroid delivers delivers the riffs while also embracing layers of tripped-out noise and unpredictable song structures. All Souls -from Los Angeles, CA -All Souls formed in Los Angeles in the winter of 2016. Featuring Antonio Aguilar (Vocals, Guitar) and Meg Castellanos (Bass/Vocals), both of Totimoshi and Tony Tornay (Fatso Jetson / Desert Sessions) All Souls creates songs that are lyrically dark, infused with the band’s unique style and perspective on the state of today’s world. Their music has been described as intelligent, majestic, exciting and original. They are unafraid to bridge into big open spaces discovering new wastelands; ultimately stepping from dark to light. Low Plateau -from Oakland, CA -Low Plateau is a four-piece rock and roll band from Oakland, Ca featuring Eli Eckert (Once & Future Band, Drunk Horse) on guitar and vocals, Aaron Calvert (Winfred E. Eye) on bass and harmony vocals, Chris LaBreche (Sweet Chariot, Parchman Farm) on drums and Utrillo Kushner (Comets on Fire, Colossal Yes) on keyboards. They combine a love of 60s psychedelic soul, 70s smooth rock, and 80s scorched-earth guitar to whisk the listener away on a pleasure cruise around the rings of Saturn...just watch out for Space Pirates! |
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