All in weekendpreview
High art, pub rock, no-fi: experience a pleasing sensory mush of music and art this weekend on campus. Boychild’s explosive performance art complements the rustic, cherry undertones of Nice Driveway and Rui Barbosa, while the PDG crew crimps the edge of this tidy pork pie. Enjoy the aural hors devours, this weekend it’s on the house ;)
Noname, Phatrabbit, Bossy, Lo-Qi, and a Pumpkinfest?? It'll be a weekend for the ages, and Aural Wes is here to give you a SNEAK PEAK before it's discarded to swirling sands of the past.
Fall Approaches; it is terse, tense, waiting for the right moment to strip the trees of their leaves and force you into wool socks. But (!) none of that matters right now because there is a weekend full of concerts worth layering up for, from soft rock to boom-bap. You won’t need handwarmers quite yet, just save up some memories for the coming winter and have a good time. Sayonara September!
Future club Top 40 exorcism. Avant-funkdrone trippers. An intimate experience not called Chana. Indie-rock kegger. Cover band cage fight. Warm fella rock. Beloved alum rock. Nice semest. Bye!
Star Wars: The Return of the Alumni
Battle of the Bands: The Saga Continues
South African beats and free cake
Get ZONK'd this weekend with a barrage of ZHD talent, headlined by hologram funk. Party at Ladies Night 2.0, or at a fashion party, or at Coachella EDM night at Beckham. Rock and roll with homegrown indie. Swim in cerebral word-flow.
Cozy up to acoustic tunes at Earth House on Thursday, then return to the Yurt for existential funk with Goldwash or a devotional thicket woven by Loone and Paper Bee. For an aggressive Saturday bedroom pop experience, dive into Olivia Neutron-John's razor-edged black hole of groove in the glass and steel of Zelnick Pavilion. Or, soak up the hype vibes of Montclair NJ's soulful Topaz Jones. He'll be with Yale rapper Zack Sekoff. Sprinkle in a couple of senior theses and recitals, and finish off your weekend with a cool-down lap through the WESU Record Fair Sunday afternoon.
This weekend, some Wes alumni crawl back from the dark reaches of real life to make sounds, N.Y.C.-based L.A. hip-hop turns up, Vassar visits, and new Wes bands debut primordial music.
