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#GOTH
Wymond Miles
While his other band The Fresh & Onlys play garage rock with a lot of range, they never get as glamorously gloomy as the guitarist’s terrific solo material, which blissfully broadcasts on an Echo & the Bunnymen wavelength.
(Sacred Bones showcase, 6/17 at Glasslands)
The Black Belles
With gritty guitars and a stripped-down setup that Jack White would approve of (And he does! They’re signed to Third Man Records!), the Nashville trio adds a welcomed helping of garage-rock to their draped-in-black goth.
(Panache Booking showcase, 6/16 at Knitting Factory)
Cold Cave
On their last record, Wes Eisold’s flag-waving goth outfit expanded towards guitar-driven emo anthems. Live, with shrieking noise assistance from Prurient’s Dominick Furnow, they remain the perfectly dour portrait of cold wave disaffection.
(Sacred Bones showcase, 6/17 at Glasslands)
VÅR
Elias Ronnenfelt, singer for Iceage, pulls the neat trick of making his U.S. debut at Northside for the second year in a row. This time he brings his synth-heavy industrial-pop project VÅR. Members of Copenhagen punk-scene notables like Lower and Sexdrome make up the live band.
(Sacred Bones showcase, 6/17 at Glasslands)
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