COMING SOON
Sunday, August 17
Frank Hurricane | Jim Cherwick | Sarah Swillum
Doors 7:30 pm, $10-20 suggested
Frank Hurricane | Jim Cherwick | Sarah Swillum
Doors 7:30 pm, $10-20 suggested
Frank Hurricane employs American Primitive Guitar finger-picking technique in a trippy exploration of gospel melodies, Appalachian songs and psychedelia, framed by a sensibility informed by Hip Hop and holy rollers. A unique, heady entry in the field of solo guitar.
“Frank’s a seer and a singer, a poet laureate of the rusted underbelly of America, rust I often found myself scratched on growing up. He finds transcendence in the asphalt of Tennessee’s most scorched country—giving a reverent Americana profundity to PCP warnings, haunted devil towns, pimpin’, Shrympin (sic), and yeah lonely Juggalos at the local Burger King.” –Raven Sings the Blues
Also on the bill are Detroit's Jim Cherwick, singer-songwriter of literate, clever little gems, and the disarmingly disjointed electronics of Sarah Swillum.
Wednesday, August 20
Motl/Neuburg/Wallace Trio
Doors 7:30 pm, $10-20 suggested
Motl/Neuburg/Wallace Trio
Doors 7:30 pm, $10-20 suggested
The Motl/Neuburg/Wallace Trio is a musical group featuring Kyle Motl on bass, Nick Neuburg on drums, and Eli Wallace on piano. They formed in 2023 with a focus on exploring new approaches to improvised music. The trio is known for their live performances and are planning to release a record in 2026.
Friday, September 5
John Krautner Cinnamon Lake Record Release
wsg Matthew Smith Solo and Keep on Trash DJs
Doors 7:30 pm, $10
John Krautner Cinnamon Lake Record Release
wsg Matthew Smith Solo and Keep on Trash DJs
Doors 7:30 pm, $10
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Saturday, September 20
Don Slepian
Doors 7:30 pm
Electronic music pioneer Don Slepian is a “composer and synthesizer magus who has built a rich discography of blissful, mostly beat-free electronic music dating back to the early 1970s.
Don Slepian
Doors 7:30 pm
Electronic music pioneer Don Slepian is a “composer and synthesizer magus who has built a rich discography of blissful, mostly beat-free electronic music dating back to the early 1970s.
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