Mon, Oct 19
High Vis at The Casbah — San Diego
Low ceilings. Sticky floors. The band close enough to sweat on you. If you know what that room feels like, you've already stopped reading and started checking the date.
High Vis brings their post-punk to The Casbah on Monday, October 19. The London five-piece has spent the last few years turning hardcore kids into post-punk converts and post-punk fans into people who understand why hardcore matters. Their sound lives in the space between Bauhaus and Gorilla Biscuits — dark, melodic, and played with the intensity of a band that came up in DIY basements and never forgot what that floor felt like.
The Casbah at 2501 Kettner Blvd is the kind of venue High Vis was built for. Capacity under 200. No barrier between the stage and the crowd. The sound bounces off concrete walls and hits you in the chest before your ears process it. Doors at 7 PM, music at 8 PM. Tickets are $25.
A Monday night. A band most people haven't heard of yet. A room that will be full of people who already know every word. That's the deal.
Low ceilings. Sticky floors. The band close enough to sweat on you. If you know what that room feels like, you've already stopped reading and started checking the date.
High Vis brings their post-punk to The Casbah on Monday, October 19. The London five-piece has spent the last few years turning hardcore kids into post-punk converts and post-punk fans into people who understand why hardcore matters. Their sound lives in the space between Bauhaus and Gorilla Biscuits — dark, melodic, and played with the intensity of a band that came up in DIY basements and never forgot what that floor felt like.
The Casbah at 2501 Kettner Blvd is the kind of venue High Vis was built for. Capacity under 200. No barrier between the stage and the crowd. The sound bounces off concrete walls and hits you in the chest before your ears process it. Doors at 7 PM, music at 8 PM. Tickets are $25.
A Monday night. A band most people haven't heard of yet. A room that will be full of people who already know every word. That's the deal.
High Vis brings their post-punk to The Casbah on Monday, October 19. The London five-piece has spent the last few years turning hardcore kids into post-punk converts and post-punk fans into people who understand why hardcore matters. Their sound lives in the space between Bauhaus and Gorilla Biscuits — dark, melodic, and played with the intensity of a band that came up in DIY basements and never forgot what that floor felt like.
The Casbah at 2501 Kettner Blvd is the kind of venue High Vis was built for. Capacity under 200. No barrier between the stage and the crowd. The sound bounces off concrete walls and hits you in the chest before your ears process it. Doors at 7 PM, music at 8 PM. Tickets are $25.
A Monday night. A band most people haven't heard of yet. A room that will be full of people who already know every word. That's the deal.
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Low ceilings. Sticky floors. The band close enough to sweat on you. If you know what that room feels like, you've already stopped reading and started checking the date.
High Vis brings their post-punk to The Casbah on Monday, October 19. The London five-piece has spent the last few years turning hardcore kids into post-punk converts and post-punk fans into people who understand why hardcore matters. Their sound lives in the space between Bauhaus and Gorilla Biscuits — dark, melodic, and played with the intensity of a band that came up in DIY basements and never forgot what that floor felt like.
The Casbah at 2501 Kettner Blvd is the kind of venue High Vis was built for. Capacity under 200. No barrier between the stage and the crowd. The sound bounces off concrete walls and hits you in the chest before your ears process it. Doors at 7 PM, music at 8 PM. Tickets are $25.
A Monday night. A band most people haven't heard of yet. A room that will be full of people who already know every word. That's the deal.
High Vis brings their post-punk to The Casbah on Monday, October 19. The London five-piece has spent the last few years turning hardcore kids into post-punk converts and post-punk fans into people who understand why hardcore matters. Their sound lives in the space between Bauhaus and Gorilla Biscuits — dark, melodic, and played with the intensity of a band that came up in DIY basements and never forgot what that floor felt like.
The Casbah at 2501 Kettner Blvd is the kind of venue High Vis was built for. Capacity under 200. No barrier between the stage and the crowd. The sound bounces off concrete walls and hits you in the chest before your ears process it. Doors at 7 PM, music at 8 PM. Tickets are $25.
A Monday night. A band most people haven't heard of yet. A room that will be full of people who already know every word. That's the deal.
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