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next is the support band(s),
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Friday January 30 2026 
8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• 21 AND OVER $13 in advance / $15 at the door Lunar Mistake lunarmistake.com new wave post-punk Pateka instagram.com/suschords experimental soul mathrock Feefawfum instagram.com/feefawfumband post-punk / noise Lunar Mistake -from Oakland, CA -Lunar Mistake is a prog/post-punk/new wave band from Oakland. It features long-time members of the Bay Area music scene, including Matt Lebofsky (Secret Chiefs 3, miRthkon, MoeTar) on keyboards, Steve Lew (New Zombies, Eskimo, Ebola Soup) on bass, David Shamrock (Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Free Salamander Exhibit, Slombis) on drums, Drew Wheeler (Free Salamander Exhibit, Young Has Beens) on guitar, and Jackie Wheeler on vocals and percussion. Pateka -from Richmond, CA -A four-piece experimental rock group from the San Francisco Bay Area, Pateka’s genre-bending songwriting style draws on the close-knit bond of childhood friends Elihu Knowles (keyboards/vocals), Dylan Ransley (guitar), Quinn Girard (bass) and Ryan Higley (drums). The band, which is based in Richmond, creates a unique blend of synthesized sounds, samples, off-kilter grooves, and expansive, jazz-influenced harmonies. Pateka’s sound has been compared to a variety of artists, including Palm, Badbadnotgood, Sweet Trip, Mid Air Thief, Jon Bap, Sun Ra, Pulgas, Os Mutantes and Standing on the Corner. Feefawfum -from Oakland, CA -Feefawfum is a math rock band from Oakland, California. “DKA” has a typical math rock vibe in that it’s constantly shifting tempos, but they all congeal into a coherent whole so well that you almost might not recognize it as math rock right away. The fact that the song is about a concrete sociopolitical issue is something that stands out for math rock, where lyrics tend to be far more abstract. The video is a very low-budget spoof on horror tropes in which DKA is made into a literal horror monster that stalks the film’s protagonist. - Julie River, NewNoiseMAgazine |
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