Clarke and the Himselfs

I'd be lying through my teeth if I told you there wasn't much going on this weekend. What I can genuinely state is that the Lose Yr Mind music fest should take highest priority. Over the course of two days, the AudioCinema warehouse located in industrial southeast will host a memorable party with an amazing lineup full of psychedelic, garage, lo-fi, alternative and grunge.

This brand new event kicks off Friday, October 17th with Sun Angle, And And And, Talkative and Summer Cannibals. Saturday night, The Ghost Ease, Wooden Indian Burial Ground, Clarke and the Himselfs and Naomi Punk will conclude the festivities. All mentioned above have created their own following for different reasons, but they all share in that none are forgettable.

Beer will be served and spilled. People will thrash. Maybe someone will pray or whatever. Maybe that someone will be you once you realize how crazy things get. Maybe you don't even believe in god and this might be the one thing you can ever believe in. Either way, trust me on this. $10 each night, 21+, 8pm, cop yr tickets ahead of time here.

- Colette Pomerleau

&lt;a href="http://andandand.bandcamp.com/album/lost"&gt;Lost by And And And&lt;/a&gt;

&lt;a href="http://talkative.bandcamp.com/album/hot-fruit-barbeque"&gt;Hot Fruit Barbeque by Talkative&lt;/a&gt;

&lt;a href="http://woodenindianburialground.bandcamp.com/album/wooden-indian-burial-ground-3"&gt;Wooden Indian Burial Ground by wooden indian burial ground&lt;/a&gt;

&lt;a href="http://clarkeandthehimselfs.bandcamp.com/album/clarke-and-the-himselfs-ii"&gt;Clarke and the Himselfs II by Clarke and the Himselfs&lt;/a&gt;

Published: October 15, 2014 |

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Clarke and the Himselfs

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