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Nolan Potter Becomes the Sorcerer’s Apprentice in New Video
From labyrinthine compositions to galvanizing live performances, Nolan Potter’s Nightmare Band never falls short of epic. No surprise, then, that the local lysergic prog octet’s debut video, an extended version of their track “Caberfae Peaks,” arrives as a 10-minute supernatural adventure story.

1:11PM Mon. Nov. 11, 2019, Kevin Curtin Read More | Comment »

Levitation Live Shot: Wolf Eyes Music, Shit & Shine, Skeleton, King Coffey
Sound holds low value in the social contract of the Instagrammable now. Still, the musico-noise bend of Detroit tiger-style Wolf Eyes signed on the dotted line shortly after sundown Sunday for a free Levitation show on E. Sixth Street, their dissonant ruffles bouncing off Volcom Garden’s photo-friendly mirrors and yard of cornholes.

11:00AM Mon. Nov. 11, 2019, Rick Weaver Read More | Comment »

Levitation Live Shot: Third Man Records Showcase
The word “catharsis” gets tossed around casually in rock & roll, but few acts embody that concept as well as Easy Action. Taking the Hotel Vegas stage Sunday night as part of a showcase curated by Jack White’s Nashville label Third Man Records, the Detroit quartet put on a truly awesome display of blasting cap punk & roll.

9:47AM Mon. Nov. 11, 2019, Michael Toland Read More | Comment »

Levitation Live Shot: Flipper
“Yo man, we had some kick-ass barbecue today,” drummer Steve DePace exclaimed in the middle of the happy chaos of Flipper’s set Saturday night outside at Hotel Vegas.

10:35AM Sun. Nov. 10, 2019, Rick Weaver Read More | Comment »

Levitation Live Shot: Chelsea Wolfe, Ioanna Gika
Central Presbyterian Church sat dark upon entry. A deep purple spotlight cast a thorny shadow over the enormous cross upon the back wall, which seemed to loom over the stage more than most shows hosted by the downtown sanctuary. It also set the spell for a packed house Saturday – the contrast of light and darkness evoked by Ioanna Gika and Chelsea Wolfe.

10:15AM Sun. Nov. 10, 2019, Doug Freeman Read More | Comment »

Levitation: John Cale, Black Angels
Not often does a dream manifest before one’s eyes, but it happened Saturday night at Stubb’s, where the Black Angels secured a performance from legendary Velvet Underground co-founder and avant-garde solo artist and producer John Cale, after whose VU standout “Black Angel’s Death Song” the band is named.

9:45AM Sun. Nov. 10, 2019, Michael Toland Read More | Comment »

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Levitation Live Shot: David J
Fresh off a pair of Bauhaus reunion shows, David J Haskins thrilled the home of Austin goth subculture Friday night with a career-spanning acoustic set. Backed by Czech pianist Robert Vacisek, the erstwhile bassist of college rock staples Love & Rockets concentrated on his latest double album, Missive to An Angel From the Hall of Infamy and Allure.

1:22PM Sat. Nov. 9, 2019, Michael Toland Read More | Comment »

Levitation Live Shot: Black Mountain, Kikagaku Moyo, Stonefield
No frills and all thrills, Stonefield bulldozed through recent servings off Bent, a fitting prelude to the cosmic and heady three-hour venture that took place Friday night at Mohawk.

12:33PM Sat. Nov. 9, 2019, Alejandra Ramirez Read More | Comment »

Levitation Live Shot: Brutus, Russian Circles, Deafheaven
What’s in a voice? In Stefanie Mannaerts’ case, a hurricane. Brutus’ drummer drew all energy to her at Empire’s Garage Friday, second consecutive all-hats-on night at Levitation. Audience tight knit in front of the stage and spilling back onto the long, deep concrete patio, they showed up to check out the Belgium post-punk trio’s hybrid howler.

11:55AM Sat. Nov. 9, 2019, Raoul Hernandez Read More | Comment »

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