March 11, 2023

Dogs at Large had to postpone, so, instead Night Again is filling in!

Night Again is an indie-punk band based in Chicago/Milwaukee. Drawing influence from bands like Cursive, Jawbox, Braid, and Bear vs Shark, Night Again combines angular song structures with knotty, interplaying guitar riffs, and poetic lyrics. In 2022, they released their first record entitled OUT OF BODY. A dark and expansive record that combines elements of post-hardcore, shoegaze, and folk.

Since 2015, Chicago’s Dogs at Large has been consistently creating “languid, Americana-inflected indie rock,” as described by the Chicago Reader. The group’s discography features songs inspired by Gram Parsons, Neil Young, Judee Sill, and Big Star, but Dogs at Large may also get compared to modern country-influenced indie artists like Cut Worms, Dougie Poole, or Daniel Romano.

Rooted in folk but hardly bound to it, Caley Conway‘s inventive style ranges from jazz to post-rock, hints at the familiar, and embraces a dissonant beauty. The Milwaukeean’s breezy voice and disarming wit belie a deep sonic complexity, bringing a new set of rules to the singer-songwriter paradigm.

Rainbow Cobra  is a new rock band to look out for, incorporating country and folk sensibilities into their warm sound. Their debut EP is out and it’s three songs that yearn for change and for something good to happen after putting yourself through hell. With rugged honesty about seeking a better place, Rainbow Cobra let out a cry with “Falcon Yard EP”; we look forward to seeing what they’ll do from here.  (Breaking & Entering)

Doors 7pm, show at 8pm, $10