Nathan Bowles Trio record release party with Haruspex Palace + Glyn Mayer + DJ Anne

Join us to celebrate a new record from the Nathan Bowles Trio, “Are Possible,” a spark-throwing, undulating fusion of styles played (mainly) on banjo, upright bass and drums.

“Are Possible shows that rural folk, cosmic new age music, and hard-charging rock aren’t only relatable, but can be inextricably linked.” –Pitchfork

Haruspex Palace is the solo recording project of Carrboro-via-Bellingham, WA sound engineer and songwriter Casey Proctor. Having released a number of small batch solo recordings, lent her talents to Pacific Northwest mainstays Grails and Holy Sons, and more recently formed the shoegaze parvenu Verity Den, Proctor now unveils an entirely new side of herself with Haruspex Palace’s self-titled debut, an eight-song suite of humble grandiosity and gossamery iridescence. Using an uncanny arrangement of mellotron, op1, acoustic guitar, autoharp, casio beats, electric guitar loops, layered vocals, Proctor deftly explores themes of potent self-reflection, intimate isolation, and inner solace for our collective, unrequited want.

Glyn Maier is a sound artist and field recordist living in Pisgah Forest, North Carolina. Maier’s preoccupations with natural objects, landscapes, and their social histories guide his recordings, which are then integrated into electronic works utilizing organic rhythms and complex timbres. Another facet of Maier’s sonic practice is enmossed, the label he founded in 2017.

DJ Anne 🙂 tune/vibe selector 🙂 friend 🙂 of Positive Connections on WHUP

Doors 7:30 pm, DJ Anne 8 pm, first live set 8:45 pm. Tickets $15 at door, cash or Venmo. Refreshments provided