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Chris Brokaw — Ghost Ship (12XU)
Chris Brokaw’s latest is a murky, moody affair, written quickly, according to the artist, on a 1960s Teisco Del Ray guitar. It’s far more solitary than Puritan, his last solo full-length, sheathed in echo and overtone, his voice shrouded in eerie, cloudy atmospherics. The guitar tone is more like what we heard in 2023’s all-instrumental Live at the Decommissioned Power Station than the clear, song-structured reveries in Puritan.
Lucas Abela 9:15pm Aaron Dilloway (8:45pm)
USA/Mexico (8:00pm)
Gerard Cosloy (7:15 pm)
Deep Cross (6:35pm)
Blank Hellscape (5:55pm)
Dromez 5:25pm (5:40pm)
Lisa Cameron + Adam Ostrar Duo (4:50pm)
How I Quit Crack (4:10pm)
Skratz (3:30pm)
Ingram (3:00pm)
Tara Bhattacharya + James Rippie (2:30pm)
DJ Erika Voight
Sunday, July 16th 2023
Club E, 207 W 4th St, Austin, TX 78701
Tix $15 CASH ONLY~
BYOB
3 track album
stuff from Tuesday’s show + plus an older bedroom recording.
poster by Samantha Wendel
Not a depiction of the actual persons likely to attend
recorded at Beerland, 2/9/17 straight to Olympus LM-11
genuinely grateful to have been asked to do a Spider Sabich set at this Ghost Ship relief benefit taking place at Beerland, Thursday, 2/9. I'm sure the fire in question seems like ancient history to some but the devastating results are real and still being felt. That this horrific tragedy has given kooks and creeps an excuse to take aim at arts spaces across the country is not specific to the fund raising, but it's fucked just the same. Some of the most crucial stuff we've all seen and heard has taken place in rooms not dissimilar to the Ghost Ship. Wipe out every unregulated/unlicensed venue from the landscape and you're not suddenly gonna see the LiveNations/Bowery Presents of the world step up and start programming the same stuff. huge respect to the organizers & others taking part on Feb. 9 (Breathing Problem, Dom, Sherman’s March, Bondage, J.T. Whitfield, more TBA)