Stabbing Westward, PIG, 16 Volt & Acumen Nation at Pacific Electric
If you spent the late nineties in black jeans and a permanent scowl, this bill is a time machine with the dial set to your best worst year.
Stabbing Westward built anthems out of romantic devastation, 'Save Yourself' and 'Shame' among them, and they anchor a full night of the era's industrial heavy hitters: PIG, 16 Volt, Acumen Nation, all on one stage in a restored rail-yard building downtown that was made to take this much volume. The low end has somewhere to go in a room like that, which is exactly why these bands sound wrong in a normal club. It is a reunion for a scene that never actually broke up. It went home, got jobs, and kept the records.
Naud Street in downtown Los Angeles, one night, doors in the evening.
Come scream the choruses you have been muttering in the car for twenty-five years. The eyeliner is optional. The catharsis is not.
If you spent the late nineties in black jeans and a permanent scowl, this bill is a time machine with the dial set to your best worst year.
Stabbing Westward built anthems out of romantic devastation, 'Save Yourself' and 'Shame' among them, and they anchor a full night of the era's industrial heavy hitters: PIG, 16 Volt, Acumen Nation, all on one stage in a restored rail-yard building downtown that was made to take this much volume. The low end has somewhere to go in a room like that, which is exactly why these bands sound wrong in a normal club. It is a reunion for a scene that never actually broke up. It went home, got jobs, and kept the records.
Naud Street in downtown Los Angeles, one night, doors in the evening.
Come scream the choruses you have been muttering in the car for twenty-five years. The eyeliner is optional. The catharsis is not.
If you spent the late nineties in black jeans and a permanent scowl, this bill is a time machine with the dial set to your best worst year.
Stabbing Westward built anthems out of romantic devastation, 'Save Yourself' and 'Shame' among them, and they anchor a full night of the era's industrial heavy hitters: PIG, 16 Volt, Acumen Nation, all on one stage in a restored rail-yard building downtown that was made to take this much volume. The low end has somewhere to go in a room like that, which is exactly why these bands sound wrong in a normal club. It is a reunion for a scene that never actually broke up. It went home, got jobs, and kept the records.
Naud Street in downtown Los Angeles, one night, doors in the evening.
Come scream the choruses you have been muttering in the car for twenty-five years. The eyeliner is optional. The catharsis is not.
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