Another week with lots of music! Last week was pretty top notch. A little too much fun – so it’s nice to start off this week with a gem of a night with SCOUT NIBLETT. She came through a # of years ago and played an interesting and highly enjoyable/ memorable night of music at the Bakery.
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Angioplasty presents.
Scout Niblett
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HOLY SONS
Emil Amos, world renowned as drummer of the illustrious experimental rock groups Om and Grails, has an increasingly prolific, though relatively unknown, solo career under the moniker Holy Sons. Home recording over 1000 songs since the project’s inception in 1992, Amos has spent the better part of the last two decades honing his song writing and production skills over a wide swath of genres in a mission to capture his internal world sonically.
Only a handful of shows have ever been played under the name (including opening stints for Quasi, Devendra Banhart, Will Oldham, J Mascis, Daniel Johnson, and a show at a community center in Dharmasala, India) and none of the records have been traditionally promoted, developing a dedicated underground fan-base through word of mouth alone. – Partisan Records
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Toby Aronson
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– Monday October 4th, 2010 – The Monkey House – 8pm –
ANGIOPLASTY MEDIA 