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Gustaf, Pit

Gustaf, Pit There have already been a host of great albums released in 2024, but few of them stand out from the pack like Gustaf’s sophomore LP, Package Pt. 2. Singer Lydia Gammill instantly grabs listeners with snarling arch talk-sung vocals presented with a commanding shake-you-awake force. Throughout much of the record her vocals are mirrored and seemingly interact with deep, almost sinister vocal echoes that sound akin to a vocal filter to hide the voice of someone in witness protection. It creates an unsettling vibe that the rest of Gammill’s Brooklyn bandmates accentuate with twitchy, jittery no-fi instrumental accents of off-kilter guitar bursts and pulsating bass. A bit like if Kathleen Hanna fronted early era Talking Heads, Gustaf packs an art punk punch that eschews complacency and shouldn’t be missed.

Ponies of Harmony

Ponies of Harmony Katie Belknap and James Zeller perform sweet vocal harmonies, on horns and guitars, originals and classics, beautiful music defying the laws of genre, and absolutely yes as the Ponies of Harmony. Let their songs elevate your sushi experience.

Danny Brown, Hook, Bruiser Wolf

Danny Brown, Hook, Bruiser Wolf Admittedly, Danny Brown is somewhat of an acquired taste. The Detroit rapper certainly stands out from the pack with his often abrasive and high-pitched nasal voice, one that proves too big a hurdle for some hip-hop heads. But those who aren’t turned off by his atypical delivery tend to love it. Pretty much every album he puts out receives loads of critical praise and is a near-lock to make most major publications’ year-end lists. This includes both of his 2023 efforts: Quaranta and his collaborative record with JPEGMafia Scaring the Hoes. Brown’s unique style is also beloved among fellow artists, having shared tracks with everyone from Kendrick Lamar and Eminem to Insane Clown Posse and Run the Jewels. They’re all down with the Brown… are you?

Spoon Benders (Los Angeles) + TBA

Spoon Benders (Los Angeles) + TBA "Spoon Benders have relied on determination, onstage charisma, ever-tightening musicianship, a little punk rock swagger, and a circle of talented creative friends to manifest their rock n’ roll dream. The result has been steady word-of-mouth growth, and a reputation for a must-see live show." -GLIDE Magazine. SPOON BENDERS is a prog-psych-rock powerhouse that has been relentlessly touring in support of notable acts such as Frankie and The Witch Fingers, L7, Fuzz, Deap Vally, Death Valley Girls, and more. In 2023, they unleashed their sophomore album to resounding acclaim. Bar opens at 6 pm for TACO TUESDAY. $10 advance/$12. 21+

Disney Princess: The Concert

Disney Princess: The Concert Calling all Disney-loving adults and their children: If you know every word of “Let It Go” by heart, you’ll want to check out the upcoming Disney Princess: The Concert. Immerse yourself in princess-sung classics like “A Whole New World” and “Just Around the Riverbend,” performed by Broadway professionals Alyssa Fox (she’s currently on standby as Elsa in Broadway’s Frozen), Syndee Winters (playing The Lion King’s Nala on Broadway) and Hiba Elchikhe (she’s played Aladdin’s Jasmine). While the performers won’t be dressed in costume, audience members are encouraged to wear their best royal attire for an evening filled with 30 renowned songs. Animation and theatrical effects accompany the music to create that special Disney feel.

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