Side Door Sunday Presents: FREE SHOW!
Sunday April 12th in the main room at Foobar
Bang OK Bang
"Bang OK Bang sound unwell.They don't sound right.They sound, in fact, like they need a bath, a haircut, a breath mint, and perhaps a case worker. In terms of their involvement in polite society, this is possibly a bad thing, and may prevent them obtaining gainful employment and winning the respect of their peers. In terms of how that affects their approach to playing music however, their being so filthy you run the risk of getting an ear infection just listening is obviously a very, very good thing." (S. O'Connor, Born Again Nihilist)
Lurancy Vennum
Possessed like their namesake, Lurancy Vennum is an other worldly incarnation of feminine fueled aggression and viscous heaviness. Unlike their namesake however, they are not content with merely being possessed. They channel that shit through the medium of thrashingly heavy riffs and blood-curdling emotive delivery. Their music brings about a darker kind of bliss as it compels you to join them in their spiritual fervour, and song by song they tempt you into believing that possession may not be that bad of a thing after all.
Kyle Numann
Some songwriters make carefully molded melodies that stay in your brain because they already seem familiar. Kyle's songcraft skips the mold completely. His songs get into your brain precisely because they are not familiar. The refreshing creativity of Kyle's songwriting is further complimented by the obvious musical chemistry between him and percussionist-extordinaire Amoretta Layne. Their apparent disregard for genre suits the music beautifully as they flow effortlessly from major key melodic perfection one moment, to flat out lysergic disabandon the next.
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