Seattle Noise

Upcoming Shows September 1 - September 7

Things are quieting down as summer winds down.

Erin Jorgensen Fest

Three day event. Performing artists by day include: Saturday, Raven String Quartet, Adam Sherry. Sunday, Leanna Keith with Steve Fisk, Nordra. Monday, Christopher Icasiano, Gretchen Yanover, Raven String Quarlet, and Benjamin Marx & Erin Jorgensen.

Saturday, August 31 - Monday September 2, 12:00 PM at 18th and Union - Event Page

Ro(b)//ert Lundberg + Jack Gold-Molina / Heather Bentley / Neil Welch

Visiting from Chicago, Ro(b)//ert Lundberg (bass) “makes sound and image, thinks about and drinks water.” He will play a solo set while Jack Gold-Molina (percussion), Heather Bentley (viola) and Neil Welch (saxaphone) will perform together.

Sunday, September 1, 7:30 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page

Wolf Eyes / Trigger Object / STUMPGRINDER

Returning to Seattle again (last show was August 10, 2023 at the Vera Project) will be Wolf Eyes (experimental electronic). Local weirdo Trigger Object (experimental electronic) from Portland and local noise weirdo troupe STUMPGRINDER.

Tuesday, September 3, 8:00 PM at Clock-Out Lounge - Event Page

Changing Bodies / Afterlife Giftshop

Afterlife Giftshop (experimental art pop will joing Changing Bodies (experimental synth movement).

Thursday, September 5, 8:00 PM at Rabbit Box Theatre - Event Page

Twig Harper / V.Vecker x Tarsier Eyes / EKG

Coming from Los Angeles, Twig Harper (avant garde musique concrete) will play. Guitar driven noise Tarsier Eyes will collaborate with V.Vecker (minimal composition spiritual jazz) from Vancouver, BC. EKG (experimental party noise) is returning from tour.

Thursday, September 5, 8:00 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page

◍ Ecstatic Cosmic Union ◍ Style King of the Week ◍ Forrest Friends ◍ Where the Light Goes ◍

Third show this week at Gallery 1412 featuring Ecstatic Cosmic Union (experimental cosmic drone), Style King of the Week (electronic post-rock), Forrest Friends (freak folk) and Where the Light Goes (experimental).

Saturday, September 7, 8:00 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page


Upcoming Shows August 25 - August 31

Wally Shoup Life Celebration Session Night 3

Open improv jam session in honor of Wally Shoup. Also check out the article by Dave Segal profiling his many contributions to music culture in Seattle.

Sunday, August 25, 6:00 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page

Modbang: Production Unit Xero / DJ Weak Acid / Glass Places / Brother vs Robot

The monthly installment of all hardware synth music will feature Production Unit Xero from Portland, DJ Weak Acid, Glass Places, and Brother vs Robot.

Tuesday, August 27, 7:00 PM at The 4Bs - Event Page

Trinkle Tinkle / Parabola / Noel Kennon / Lukas Dickson

Visting from San Francisco is Trinkle Tinkle. Joining them will be Parabola (Adam Levitt + Kole Galbraith) (noise), Noel Kennon (noise), and Lukas Dickson (noise loops).

Thursday, August 29, 6:00 PM at Mudlark Oddities - Event Page

unpoetry

Featuring: Colette Cosner, Joel Myers, Tyler Dupuis, Mike Simmons, Vinnie Sarocco, Hanna Broback, and Glad We’re Together.

Thursday, August 29, 8:00 PM at Casa Del Xolo - Event Page

MSHR / Pirámides / RM Francis / Beachcomber Hotel and Spa

Experimental electronic sounds from MSHR, along with Pirámides (experimental pop), RM Francis (extreme computer music), and Beachcomber Hotel and Spa (experimental).

Friday, August 30, 8:00 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page

SAD BOIX / DNcrystal / Herr Shield / EZBOT

Electronic music presented by FRUITING BODY. Featuring SAD BOIX, DNcrystal, Herr Shield, and EZBOT.

Friday, August 30, 7:00 PM at Bad Bar - Event Page

Feed Fatigue / WXTCH / Casey Adams / Lola Mahaney

Harsh noise from Portland, Feed Fatigue will play along with WXTCH, Casey Adams (solo noise), and Lola Mahaney.

Saturday, August 31, 7:30 PM at Mudlark Oddities - Event Page

SPLASTEEN x SPITRAT / Haunted by Lights / Planar Drift / MouseMan

House show. Collaboration between SPLASTEEN and SPITRAT. They will be joined by Haunted by Lights, Planar Drift (acid techno), and MouseMan (computer music).

Saturday, August 31, 7:30 PM at Casa Dentata - Event Page


Upcoming Shows August 18 - August 24

Skunk Ape / Daniel Sienna / Benjemaa

Skunk Ape (noise) will play along with Daniel Sienna (experimental ambient electronic noise pop), and Benjemaa (experimental ambient).

Sunday, August 18, 8:00 PM at Bad Bar - Event Page

HIDE / Mirrored Fatality / DJ Torturythm / RN White / DJ Swishblade

HIDE (industrial noise punk) on tour from Chicago, along with Mirrored Fatality (avant-garde industrial noise), RN White (experimental), along with DJ sets by DJ Torturythm and DJ Swishblade.

Thursday, August 22, 7:00 PM at Black Lodge - Event Page

Rose Martin / Sophie Chin / Aaron Michael Butler / Peter Tracy

“Another concert of unacademic and uncompromising contemporary compositions.” Featuring Rose Martin, Sophie Chin, Aaron Michael Butler, and Peter Tracy.

Thursday, August 22, 7:30 PM at Vermillion - Event Page

Ceremonial Abyss / Hen House / Cube / MYAKU

Visiting from Portland is Ceremonial Abyss (ambient). They will be joined by Hen House (no rave industrial) from Oakland, Cube (rhythmic industrial noise) from New York City, and MYAKU (afroindustrial).

Thursday, August 22, 8:00 PM at Teatro de la Psychomachia - Event Page

Wally Shoup Life Celebration Night 1

Influential saxophonist, bandleader, painter, and writer Wally Shoup was a leading advocate of free improvisation in both life and music and a mentor by example to scores of musicians spanning generations in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Over a long and productive career distinguished by grassroots organizing and collaborations with an international cast of notables, the Seattle Jazz Hall of Fame honoree left a rich legacy of passionate in-the-moment playing, wry humor, and acute observations on music and the human condition.

Participants include: Dave Abramson, Casey Adams, Eric Amrine, Gust Burns, Arrington de Dionyso, Amy Denio, Jack Gold-Molina, Geoff Harper, Simon Henneman, Bill Horist, Gregg Keplinger, Mark Ostrowski, Dennis Rea, Bob Rees, Carmen Rothwell, Charley Rowan, Tom Scully, John Seman, Jefferey Taylor, Neil Welch, and Jacob Zimmerman.

Friday, August 23, 6:30 PM at The Royal Room - Event Page

WAV.fest

A night of chiptune hardware and dance music presented by Pacific Noise Works featuring Danamal Cannon, Trash80, Azuria Sky, exciting!!excellent!!, Balkan Bleeps , and EZBOT.

Friday, August 23, 7:00 PM at Substation - Event Page

Wally Shoup Life Celebration Night 2

Second night to honor Wally Shoup, this one is in West Seattle.

Participants of various groupings include Bill Horist, Dennis Rea, Dave Abramson, Casey Adams, Abbey Blackwell, Gust Burns, Greg Campbell, Arrington de Dionyso, Jack Gold-Molina, Simon Henneman,, Hannah Rice, Charley Rowan, Olli Klomp, Doug Theriault, David Chandler, Neil Welch, Jeff Greinke, Margareta Waterman, Noel Kennon, + others.

Saturday, August 24, 6:30 PM at Kenyon Hall - Event Page

Panic Boner / Sadie Siskin / Brent Vallefuoco / Entwined

On tour from Missoula, Panic Boner (experimental) will play along with Sadie Siskin (experimental), Brent Vallefuoco (experimental noise rock) and Entwined (experimental), both from California.

Saturday, August 24, 8:00 PM at Drongo Tapes HQ - Event Page


Performing by train with Ceremonial Abyss

image of experimental musician Ceremonial Abyss

Traveling by train has many benefits over driving to play at a venue in what can otherwise be a long distant journey filled with stress of driving. Taking a bicycle further adds to the sense of adventure and offers the means to understand the structure of the city on a smaller, more human scale than from the isolation of a car.

I’ll be interviewing Ceremonial Abyss (Bryan) on their experience taking the train long distances in relation to touring.

Seattle Noise: Can you give us a bit of introduction to your music and your background?

Ceremonial Abyss: The project started around 2014, with the first self-titled release appearing in 2015 on the cult Olympia tape label Cuss Fetish. I did some short touring for that tape in the Northeast, as always by train and bus. Around this time the tours were like, 2-3 weeks max, as I was in graduate school, getting out of town on weekends and holidays, summers, etc. I was very into this dark psychedelic hard acid. Somatic Responses, Beverly Hills 808303, all the I-F shit. A lot of West Coast influence via SPAZ and Katabatik Soundsystems. That sound morphed and changed drastically the more music I listened to. I started favoring a lot more krautrock, free jazz, and classical music. Tapes started becoming conceptualized and it was like I finally started allowing disciplines to merge; sound, text, design all merged and aligned with life and cultural interests.

Before CA, I was part of this psychedelic/industrial/A/V group called Thee Source ov Fawnation with Ashley Paer Svn. We were undergraduate students, making records on the Buchla synth at Evergreen and touring the northeast and west coast rave circuit via ridesharing, hitchhiking, buses and trains. We didn’t take it very far as we could have, but this is where I started developing certain aspects of the touring method I still use today; prioritizing public transportation and ridesharing. At this point, I have covered most of the country. I have no interest in touring by car.

Seattle Noise: That’s sort of mind boggling. When you decided to make trains and public transportation your default touring mode, did anything change with the type of gear you were bringing to make your sounds?

Yes absolutely. At first it was all hardware, so much bullshit. Now it’s a much smaller system with a few small tape decks. The idea is to travel with as little as possible—getting the most sound out of the smallest amount of equipment, if you can. One backpack, one small case. This is ideal not only for traveling, but for sharing tables and working with other artists at shows as well. Also, it’s important to have gear that you can run with incase you’re in a gnarly situation—and don’t play yourself—it’s important to bring gear that is inexpensive/replaceable in case it gets jacked. Most important thing I learned is to carry backups for whatever weird power adapters you’re using, because the Fuzz Jawn on Main St. is not gonna be packing a 15V 1.5A wall wart intended for your weird shit! Big shoutout to Drow for fixing one of my adaptors in Albany, NY, day before a show, a few tours back!

Seattle Noise: Are there any Amtrak routes or sections you find memorable or scenic?

Ceremonial Abyss: The Amtrak Cascades line, running from Vancouver, BC to Eugene. I have rode this line so many times. It never gets old. I have laughed, cried, celebrated, slept, worked, wrote, listened, contemplated, meditated my way through the stained windows for over a hundred thousand hours it seems. It does feel like home in a way.

Seattle Noise: I agree there is something special about Amtrak Cascades in the way it connects together the region. The pandemic and also the loss of a number of rail cars with the 2017 derailment on the Point Defiance Bypass put a damper on the reliability and service recovery. Sometime in 2026 Amtrak will receive new Siemens trainsets, laying the way for service to expand with additional trips along the corridor.

Last time you visited Seattle you also brought your bicycle. Was this a more recent idea?

Ceremonial Abyss: The bicycle-touring idea has been on my mind for a few years now. I’m really big into cycling and try my best to utilize that method of transport for most of the local shows I play. It’s easy to throw gear in a pannier set and throw my bike on the train, or bike to the show. It provides me with a lot more options too, when I finally land in the city. If timed correctly, post-rainfall and pre-wildfire season, a cycling-based PNW/West Coast would be incredibly cool. Maybe next summer.

Seattle Noise: Yes planning around the weather can be tricky. Other than your upcoming show later this month do you have any future plans people should look forward to?

I’ll be hitting the road in a few months, covering the west coast and southwest, and up to Colorado, by bus and train in October. Haven’t been there in a while and I’m pretty psyched. I’ve been working with this Tony Conrad tape that Joe Mygan threw me in Northampton at the end of the last tour. It’s very strange the way things find you on tour and almost take the lead in directing the path. It feels very liberating to let things go and let it fall the way it needs to.

Listen to their music on Bandcamp and Abysmal Goods. Catch their performance along with Hen House, Cube, and Myaku on Thursday, August 22, 2024 at Teatro de la Psychomachia in Seattle. No sports games are planned.

flyer for Ceremonial Abyss, Hen House, Cube, and Myaku on Thursday, August 22, 2024 at Teatro de la Psychomachia in Seattle

Upcoming Shows August 11 - August 17

Another week another selection of fine noise shows to look forward to.

Modular Nights

The monthly free showcase of electronic music will feature The Project Cellar Door, Bass God Pantheon Beatz, Bike Monday, Herr Shield, NiGHTofAL, and Synthiak.

Sunday, August 11, 5:00 PM at Substation - Event Page

Lonelygirl15 / Oh Nothing / I’VE NEVER BEEN HERE BEFORE / Rodeo Queen

EP Release show for Lonelygirl15 (hip hop), along with Oh Nothing (drum and bass), I’VE NEVER BEEN HERE BEFORE (hyperindie), and Rodeo Queen (digital grindcore).

Monday, August 12, 7:00 PM at Lucky Liquor - Event Page

Peopling / Mezzanine Swimmers / Awolf / Glad We’re Together

Second round of the Tuesday Oasis series featuring Peopling (party noise), Mezzanine Swimmers (hypnagogic pop) from Detroit, Awolf, and Glad We’re Together (experimental weirdo).

Tuesday, August 13, 7:00 PM at Tuesday Oasis - Event Page

Help / Machine Country / Miscomings / Zookraught

Portland noise punk band Help will perform along with Machine Country (noise violence), also from Portland along with Miscomings (nasty noise punk), and Zookraught (dance punk).

Wednesday, August 14, 8:00 PM at Jules Maes Saloon - Event Page

IX Of Swords / CSTMR / Spawn

Touring all the way out from Philadelphia, IX of Swords (hardcore screamo) will play with CSTMR (explosive noise rock), and Spawn (experimental noise).

Thursday, August 15, 8:30 PM at Clock-Out Lounge - Event Page

Peopling / Trabajo / CEOs Inc. / Mezzanine Swimmers / Changing Bodies

Noise in a basement at the antique shop, featuring Peopling (party noise), Trabajo (experimental), CEOs Inc. (noise), Mezzanine Swimmers (hypnagogic pop) and Changing Bodies (experimental synth movement).

Friday, August 16, 7:00 PM at Mudlark Oddities - Event Page

Egotones / Diminished Men / Fruited Planes / Under the Clothesline

Fresh off their first appearance at the Showbox, local deviant noir experts Diminished Men will play with Egotones (instrumental experimental psychonauts) from Eugene, Fruited Planes (post-proto artpunk garage folk) from Portland, and Under the Clothesline (scuzzed out psych post-punk weirdos) also from Portland.

Friday, August 16, 8:00 PM at Blue Moon Tavern - Event Page

Tab In/Tab Out / Gutting / Florida Man / Al Bundy / Vanille Onyx / Death Scenes

Noise at the old ski slope, featuring Tab In/Tab Out (harsh noise wall), Gutting (noise project by NUDECONSUMER, Florida Man (meme core), Al Bundy (grindcore), Vanille Onyx (noise), and Death Scenes (noise).

Saturday, August 17, 5:30 PM at Woodland Theater - Event Page

Miss España / Odor Eater / SUX / Ultra Hipsters

On tour from Barcelona, Miss España will play along with Odor Eater (synth punk) from Olympia, SUX (punk), and Ultra Hipsters (noise)

Saturday, August 17, 8:00 PM at St Andrew’s Pub - Event Page


Upcoming Shows August 4 - August 10

Feeling a bit on the slow side this week after returning from Lunasa Cascadia, but also refreshed.

Globe Discount Center / sonora enjambre / Horacio Lopez / r33k / Midlife Crisis Actors

Globe Discount Center (experimental found sounds) will play along with sonora enjambre (ambient drone noise), Horacio Lopez (experimental), r33k (noise), and Midlife Crisis Actors.

Monday, August 5, 8:00 PM at Woodland Theater - Event Page

Miscomings / Welp Disney / Big Scary Indian / Scum Luckily

Come down into the basement at Mudlark and hear Miscomings (nasty noise rock), Welp Disney (experimental electronic), Big Scary Indian (avant-garde art rock) from Brooklyn, and Scum Luckily (experimental noise rock).

Monday, August 5, 7:00 PM at Mudlark Oddities - Event Page

Darn Tasty / Globe Discount Center / SamanthaZero / Spitrat

Special noise ensemble Darn Tasty (CEOs Inc + EKG) will play with Globe Discount Center (experimental found sound), SamanthaZero (electronic), and Spitrat (first noise show for Ratbolt).

Tuesday, August 6, 7:00 PM at Tuesday Oasis - Event Page

(-2) / Takeshita / Homo / Sh!tomato / Zona Zanjeros

Portland experimental doom jazz experts (-2) will join Takeshita (harsh noise wall), Homo (deconstructed compositions), SH!TOMATO (noise), and Zona Zanjeros (experimental computer music).

Friday, August 9, 8:00 PM at Bad Bar - Event Page

Ian Wellman / Maiden / Andrew Anderson

Up from Los Angeles, Ian Wellman (ambient field recording) will play with MAIDEN (experimental noise project by Salma Zenia), and Andrew Anderson (ambient musique concrete) from Portland.

Friday, August 9, 8:00 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page

wndfrm / RAICA / Cameron MacNair / Mokedo

Continuing onto the ambient vibes will be wndfrm (experimental ambient) from Portland, RAICA (electronic ambient), Cameron MacNair (electronic ambient), and Mokedo (visuals).

Saturday, August 10, 8:00 PM at Chapel Performance Space - Event Page


Upcoming Shows July 28 - August 3

Time has a way of sneaking away from you. Posting from the train this morning.

Sores for Days / Mallory Weiss Syndrome / Resin Cough / NUDECONSUMER / Disease

Noise, gore, and grindcore. Featuring Sores for Days (goregrind) and Mallory Weiss Syndrome (experimental) from San Luis Obispo, California, along with Resin Cough (mincecore), NUDECONSUMER (harsh noise wall), and Disease (grindcore).

Sunday, July 28, 6:00 PM at Woodland Theater - Event Page

Soft Teeth / Harsh Realm / Planar Drift / User Data

Presented by Basement State. Featuring Soft Teeth (experimental) from Bellingham, Harsh Realm (techno drone), Planar Drift (electronic), and User Data (electronic).

Sunday, July 28, 7:45 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page

Modbang: Blaix / Herr Shield / Normal Cory / SNOWDN

The monthly free showase of all hardware electronic music featuring Blaix (electronic ambient) from Portland, Herr Shield (electronic ambient), Normal Cory (electronic), and SNOWDN (ambient modular synth).

Tuesday, July 30, 7:00 PM at The 4Bs - Event Page

Low Hums / Diminished Men / Mason Lowe

Low Hums (psychedelic rock), Diminished Men (deviant noir), and Mason Lowe (bedroom pop).

Tuesday, July 30, 7:30 PM at Sunset Tavern - Event Page

A.F. Jones / Mark Kaylor / Tom Scully + Ryan Carraher / Rebecca Novak / FACEDEATHBLUES band w/ Jocelyn Beausire

Final installment in the Soundings series hosted by Noel Kennon. Featuring A.F. Jones (experimental), Mark Kaylor, Tom Scully (guitar) with Ryan Carraher, Rebecca Novak (cornet, 35mm slides), and the FACEDEATHBLUES band with Jocelyn Beausire

Wednesday, July 31, 7:00 PM at Vermillion - Event Page

Nox Novacula / Bootblacks / Lizard Skin

Release show for for Feed The Fire from Nox Novacula (deathrock). They will be joined by Bootblacks (goth darkwave) from Brooklyn, and Lizard Skin (deathrock) from Portland.

Wednesday, July 31, 8:00 PM at The Central Saloon - Event Page

droneroom / Corpse Pose / Adam Troy / Skunk Ape

Guitar driven noise fans do not miss this one. Featuring droneroom (drone) will play along with Corpse Pose (ambient guitar drone), Adam Troy (experimental drone rock), and Skunk Ape (noise).

Friday, August 2, 8:00 PM at Chapel Performance Space - Event Page

Bryan Eubanks + Gust Burns + Mark Kaylor + JP Jenkins / Catherine Lamb / Caspar Sonnet / FACEDEATHBLUES band

Experimental evening featuring Bryan Eubanks from Berlin, Gust Burns, Mark Kaylor, and JP Jenkins. They will be joined by Catherine Lamb, also from Berlin , Caspar Sonnet (solo reel to reel tape), and the FACEDEATHBLUES band.

Saturday, August 3, 8:00 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page


Upcoming Shows July 21 - July 27

A big week of shows happening, but I will be out of town for all of it. Expect next week’s posts to come out early.

blouseusa / TERMINATor / Diminished Men

Record release show for blouseusa (experimental ambient). They will be joined by TERMINATor (experimental art punk) and Diminished Men (deviant noir).

Monday, July 22, 7:00 PM at Black Lodge - Event Page

Charles Rudig & Aaron Michael Butler + Ryan Carraher + Noel Kennon

Visiting from New York City is composer/noise artist Charles Rudig. Joining him will be Aaron Michael Butler, Ryan Carraher, and Noel Kennon

Monday, July 22, 7:00 PM at Chapel Performance Space - Event Page

Vvaves / Spandrel / Tom Scully / Rhodadendrones

Experimental band Vvves will perform along with Spandrel (alternative), Tom Scully (guitar) and Rhodadendrones (synth drones).

Wednesday, July 24, 7:00 PM at Bad Bar - Event Page

Tarsier Eyes / suncloud0 / Forrest Friends / Compactor / The Impressionists

Come on out to Vermillion for another installment of the Soundings with Tarsier Eyes (guitar driven experimental noise), suncloud0 (experimental party noise), Forrest Friends (freak folk), Compactor (experimental noise) from New York City, and The Impressionists (modal car crash wind noise).

Wednesday, July 24, 7:00 PM at Vermillion - Event Page

Give Me The Money / Lonelygirl15 / SH!TOMATO / Peopling

In the Vera Gallery, Give Me The Money (moneycore) will play along with Lonelygirl15 (hip hop), SH!TOMATO (noise) and Peopling (party noise).

Thursday, July 25, 8:00 PM at The Vera Project - Event Page

Gordon Ashworth / Rachel LeBlanc / Bottle Meat / Halting

Experimental “musician” from Chicago Gordon Ashworth is visiting and will play along with Rachel LeBlanc, Bottle Meat (experimental harsh noise), and Halting (experimental).

Friday, July 26, 6:00 PM at Mudlark Oddities - Event Page

SPLASTEEN / sophia nothing / Auntie Death / Peopling

House show featuring SPLASTEEN (live modular noise), sophia nothing (performance art), Auntie Death (indie rock), and Peopling (party noise).

Friday, July 26, 7:00 PM at Casa Dentata - Event Page

Tertium Quid / Lori Goldston

Trio performance of Tertium Quid (experimental) featuring Daniel Burke, Bill Horist, and Dave Abramson. Lori Goldston (cello) will also perform a solo set.

Friday, July 26, 7:30 PM at Casa Del Xolo - Event Page

Illusion of Safety / Aaron Michael Butler + Peter Tracy + Carlos Cotallo Solares / Casey Adams

Earlier in the day, Daniel Burke will also perform as Soundoferror at Patchwerks at 3:00 PM. Later he will play as Illusion of Safety (post-industrial experimental noise). Joining him will be Aaron Michael Butler, Peter Tracy (cello), and Carlos Catallo Solares. Casey Adams will present solo percussion.

Saturday, July 27, 8:00 PM at Gallery 1412 - Event Page

Nasalrod / Gaytheist / Klesa

Portland based Nasalrod (experimental punk rock) will play along with Gaytheist (noise rock), and Klesa (alternative)

Saturday, July 27, 8:30 PM at Clock-Out Lounge - Event Page


Upcoming Shows July 14 - July 20

Modular Nights

The monthly free showcase of electronic music featuring Cujo Boogie, ilzxc, collimator, Green Tile of the 1940’s, Dada Fructose, and UAP.

Sunday, July 14, 5:00 PM at Substation - Event Page

Federale / Society of the Silver Cross / Low Hums

Up from Portland is Federale (spaghetti western). They will be joined by Society of the Silver Cross (goth neo-folk) and Low Hums (psychedelic rock).

Sunday, July 14, 7:30 PM at Madame Lou’s - Event Page

Give Me The Money / Choke Cherry / Quinine / Eater’s Digest

Give Me The Money (moneycore) will play along with Choke Cherry (bubblegrunge) from San Francisco, Quinine from Sacramento, and Eater’s Digest.

Thursday, July 18, 7:00 PM at Black Lodge - Event Page

Ceremonial Abyss / Hali Autumn / Eric M Acosta / Chase Ferree / Veronica Martinez

The Poetry Lab combining experimental sounds and poetry (part of Unpoetry) will feature Ceremonial Abyss (ambient) from Portland, along with Hali Autmn, Eric Acosta, Chase Ferree, and Veronica Martinez.

Thursday, July 18, 7:30 PM at Vermillion - Event Page

Izthmi / Addaura / Undulation / Unholy Altar

Izthmi (atmospheric black metal), will play along with Addaura (atmospheric black metal), Undulation (avant-garde black metal), and Unholy Altar (atmospheric black metal) from Philadelphia.

Friday, July 19, 8:00 PM at Belltown Yacht Club - Event Page

OFF99 / Noah Coinflip / Sugarpea / QUAAD

Electronic music and DJs at a free outdoor show. OFF99 (house), Noah Coinflip (deep house), and DJ Quaad (drum & bass).

Saturday, July 20, 5:00 PM at Cal Anderson Park - Event Page

Gender Envy / Blast Cells / Death Spa / Quill

Gender Envy (goth garage) will play along with Blast Cells (noise rock), Death Spa (abrasive prog punk), and Quill (experimental).

Saturday, July 20, 8:00 PM at Captain Blacks - Event Page


Upcoming Shows July 7 - July 13

NUDECONSUMER / PRISONFOOD / RN White / Halting / CZ

Free noise show at Mudlark Oddities. In a basement. Featuring NUDECONSUMER (harsh noise wall), PRISONFOOD (noise), RN White (experimental), Halting (experimental), and CZ (harsh noise).

Sunday, July 7, 7:00 PM at Mudlark Oddities - Event Page

Sour Widows / somesurprises / Black Ends

Visiting from the Bay Area is Sour Widows (alternative rock). They will be joined by somesurprises (dreamy krautrock), and Black Ends (gunk pop).

Wednesday, July 10, 8:00 PM at Sunset Tavern - Event Page

Bastard Collective / Midwestlust / Exogorth / Maxx Shredroom

On the last night of their tour, Bastard Collective (members of Man is the Bastard) will perform along with Midwestlust (noise grind) from Chicago, Exogorth (grindviolence), and Maxx Shredroom (brutal noise rock).

Thursday, July 11, 7:00 PM at Lucky Liquor - Event Page

Loud Lust / Shame Banger / Bassafras

Industrial pop project Loud Lust will perform along with Shame Banger and Bassafras (alternative rock)

Friday, July 12, 8:00 PM at The Rabbit Box Theatre - Event Page

Daikaiju

Come witness one of the best surf punk bands as they pass through. Daikaiju.

Saturday, July 13, 7:00 PM at Figurehead Brewing Company - Event Page