Upcoming Boston Shows – July 2018
Upcoming Boston Shows – July 2018

Upcoming Boston Shows – July 2018

Talking about all the great shows happening in Boston area this month! First and foremost, there’s Turkish Delight reunion happening at the Middle East Upstairs on July 20! Yes, that same band whose reissue of Tommy Bell we sold out entirely in about a month last year.
There’s another TD reissue we got on the way – Howcha Magowcha, their sophomore / final album from 1998, will also get a (nice) tape treatment from us. In the meantime, everyone should read an excellent write-up that Andrea Feldman / Warped Reality Magazine did on the band.


Sharing the bill are Oceans of the Moon, Fur Purse, Gull Boy and BunnyBrains. In other news…
 
Immersion w/Dyr Faser
Where: Great Scott
When: July 13
Immersion is Colin Newman of Wire and Malka Spigel of Minimal Compact – opening are our old friends Dyr Faser.
doors 10pm / 21+ / $15 adv, $17 dos


Fire Glow 2 Party
Where: Industry Lab
When: July 14
Fire Glow 2 Party, a wild Summer Celebration!✨A fabulous evening of Lo Fi underwater RnB, electronic, Hip hop, electro pop, psych, sonic, colorful noise and beautiful sounds! All ages, suggested donation, doors at 6pm, party rocks until 11pm. Bob Diesel will keep you dancing all night! We hope to see you there!❤️
Who: Solo Sexx / Miss Geo / Violet Nox / Gorgeous Goddess Bosstown / Antechamber / Solei


Faust w/Alec K. Redfearn and Creative Healing
Where: Brighton Music Hall
When: July 18
[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=”15″]Books out! Class work! Subject: Geometry. What do all these rectangles, circles, dots, and triangles mean to you? It’s not so old-school when Werner “Zappi” Diermaier presents his geometrical forms. But the question that bandmates and the audience at the California Institute of the Arts were confronted with was a rather similar one: How would you transform the graphic score, which is currently projected onto the screen, into acoustic signals? The result was a wildly meandering, high-intensity, 23-second symphony, in which the onomatopoetic knot bursts. “It’s a sort of dadaist choir, a musique impressioniste,” says faUSt founder Jean-Hervé Péron. “People participated right away.” “Sounds like a sporting event! And the audience screams: Hurray!” says Zappi Diermaier. Two perspectives on one idea from faUSt. Very good! Sit down! Continue!
 
Bureau B
[/perfectpullquote] Crossroads Presents in association with Boston Hassle.


Lightning Pill / A Day Without Love / TheLastGekko
Where: Dorchester Art Project
When: July 21st
[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=”15″]This one is coming from tentatively three different artists: bedroom rock artist from Philly A Day Without Love strums and croons with the hopes of connecting with you through his music, afrofuturism-based Lightning Pill joins in for a bedroom mix of electronic, pop and antifolk. Also, Boston’s own TheLastGekko will be joining us with his brand of new age hip-hop music.[/perfectpullquote]


Body/Head 
Where: Great Scott
When: July 24
[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=”15″]Body/Head is a free rock/noise duo, featuring Kim Gordon on vocals & guitar and Bill Nace also on guitar. [/perfectpullquote] doors 8:30pm / 18+ / $15


Elkhorn-Ramble Tamble-Rob Noyes
Where: Arts at the Armory
When: July 27
[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=”15″]ELKHORN (Philadelphia/NYC) is an acid folk guitar duo featuring the 12 string acoustic fingerpicking of Jesse Sheppard and the improvisational electric soloing of Drew Gardner. Their music straddles the story of American guitar over the last century by digging into deep folk, jazz, blues and psychedelia.
 
RAMBLE TAMBLE (Kingston, NY) is the mantra/moniker for Turner Williams Jr. & his creations & collaborations w/ headnecks of all nations. Ecstatic modal improv for strings (electric shahi baaja & bulbul tarang, guitar, etc), tapes, and FX.
 
ROB NOYES Local cat
 
[/perfectpullquote] There’s also a great guest mix that Elkhorn did for IHN that features both Ramble Tamble and Rob Noyes (as well as a host of other fellow psychedelic travelers).


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