Music show

SLOPES ///
Shoe gazing haze ripping alt-pop

KATTERWAUL* ///
Primitive garage-soul

MERIDIAN ///
Voluminous cave-wave

*Katterwaul’s full-length cassette debut, “Gimmie Fever” CS-32 ($5 includes limited ed. patch and download).

Surplus flyers from past shows will be available for free, and Light Jockey Wright will be slinging light beams for your viewing pleasure.

:: $5 entry
:::: 9:30 pm
:::::: All-Ages

Chemical Peel –
http://chemicalpeel.bandcamp.com/

Southern Femisphere –
http://southernfemisphere.bandcamp.com/

Brain Paint –
(come and find out)

5 Bucks
10:00 pm
::::18+

Sediment Club- Funky noisy post-punk/ no wave for fans of Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, the Pop Group, and the Minutemen.

New 45 split with Guerilla Toss
http://sedimentclub.bandcamp.com/

Full-length produced by Ivan Jullian of Richard Hell and the Voidoids! Ask your record store clerk about it.
http://softspotmusic.bandcamp.com/album/time-decay-now

Brain Paint – New Boone band featuring members of Slopes and Hats.

5 Dollar Cover
Ages 18+
Dollar pbrs

EX-CULT – Memphis, TN
“…a punk rock sweet spot that incorporates angular post-punk, flying saucer fuzz guitar, snotty vocals and bash-your-head-in energy. A real stone groove! Killer linear punk à la Wire, Urinals, Australia’s X or something, man! A show at SXSW caught the attention of indie wonderkind Ty Segall, and the two began making plans to record in San Francisco,” resulting in their s/t Goner release.

OBN IIIs – Austin, TX
http://www.avclub.com/articles/obn-iiis-make-garagepunk-thats-best-heard-in-a-vac,92735/

KATTERWAUL – Boone, NC
Primitive, 2-piece, garage-soul helmed by Tucson transplant Brittany Katter and Slopes’ Tyler Hoskinson on drums.

THE NERVE ENDINGS – Bristol, TN

$5 advanced tickets available from 641 RPM, Black Cat Burrito, and Devon Tuttle (919-200-5629)
$7 at the door.
10:00 pm sharp!
Cheap beer
18+

Cloud Becomes Your Hand- seriously wild band from Brooklyn. They played at Loven House a couple of years ago.
“Avant-prog bumping insect rock & roll”
“A renaissance faire acid trip underwater in grandma’s winnebago.”

Here’s a video of the last Loven show:

Drippy inputs- Boone Americana

Potluck at 7
Music at 9
5 dollars for the touring band

Here at LHU we believe music is best when shared with friends. Compile your favorite summer anthems on cassette. I’ll be drawing names July 19th, swapping tapes August 3rd. This time its reciprocal, so you recipient also makes a tape for you.

TECHNICOLOR TEETH – Wisconsin, feat. members of Tenement

“Wisconsin’s Technicolor Teeth is the first band I’ve seen categorized as “Nightgaze”, and the name suits them quite well. Though the spacey sounds created by the trio’s six-string assault are lightweight and misty, heavenly isn’t quite the best word to describe them. Try hellish. Technicolor Teeth put an unnerving spin on My Bloody Valentine’s gravelly ambience, giving their debut album, Teenage Pagans, a ghastly but beautiful sound.” -via half-gifts

http://technicolorteeth.bandcamp.com/
http://gimmetinnitus.com/2013/07/music-video-technicolor-teeth-drips/

VIEWFINDER – Boone, NC
Space cadets playing loud punkgaze.

https://www.facebook.com/ViewfinderNC
http://viewfinder.bandcamp.com/

“Daniel Bachman is a 22-year-old musician born and raised in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He has been playing what he describes as “psychedelic appalachia” since he was a teenager, releasing small run editions of tapes, CDs and LPs for the past three years, with a sound that evolved from drones and banjos to a now guitar centered focus. Touring off and on since the age of 17, Bachman has managed to cover thorough ground across the US, sharing stages with like minded folk such as fellow Fredericksburg native Jack Rose, for whom he fashioned the artwork for the posthumous release of ‘Luck In The Valley’. His newest effort is the full length LP ‘Seven Pines’, sprung from a year living and working in the city of Philadelphia. The sound results in a combination of homesick worried blues and the ecstatic buzz of fresh experience and a new life in unknown territory. Familiar and known, but also seeking to access memories from lives past, dead and gone.”
-Tompkins Square Records

LOCUST POST (a.k.a. Benny Paynter) – Boone, NC
New Lonesome-American singer-songwritership in the vein of Palace Music/Will Oldham and Magnolia Electric Company. Lonesome, perhaps, but Paynter’s songwriting evinces a peculiar angularity and triumph that breathes new life into, and spills Highlife upon, American folk.

BAYLOR ROSSI – Boone, NC
Formerly of Nice To Meet You James, Baylor writes gut-wrenching, quirky and introspective indie-folk.
http://baylorrossi.bandcamp.com/

Two-time BooneLive alumni LANTERN are coming back for a third strike. You may remember how their last visit erupted into sheer chaos. God only knows what they’ll do to our town this time around.

“Risen in the form of neon fume from Philadelphia side-street sewer lids come LANTERN. Orbiting around the songwriter duo of Zachary Devereux Fairbrother and Emily Robb (with the auxiliary addition of Montreal-import Christian Simmons on skins, also of Sheer Agony), Lantern is what rock ‘n’ roll was – loud, oozy, inspiring, perspiring, pummeling directly forward yet cloaked in the arcane.”

http://www.lntrn.tumblr.com
http://www.lantern.bandcamp.com

$5 :: 10:00 pm :: 18+

cheap beer!

AND CANNED FOOD DRIVE! For the benefit of the Watauga Hunger and Health Coalition.

Last year’s BHCS generated, literally, an entire truck bed filled with non-perishable food items, and close to $300 for the Hunger and Health Coalition. This fall…It’s back! Get your friends together, dress up in the skins of your favorite band, practice practice practice and play your favorite unoriginals to benefit the Hunger Coalition.

Here are some preliminary details:

Bring at least 3 canned goods to contribute, or $5 to get through the door. Dress up! (but don’t sling fake blood everywhere, be more creative than that). Bring your friends and have a blast because Halloween is the best holiday ever.

BANDS INCLUDE:
The Cramps
Joy Division
& more TBA – contact Devon Tuttle for submissions

All kinds of details are yet to be exhumed, stay tuned!