Advance Base / Moontype / i26connector

Emotive poetry rides art rock arrangements anchored by punchy drums and propulsive bass, with melody and rhythm framing intimate performances that emphasize vulnerability in a cozy record store label showcase.View original

Edgy bass synths, swirling guitars, and ethereal vocals deliver gothic dreampop and darkwave atmosphere, followed by Electro Darkwave sets mixing post punk grit, EBM punch, dark techno, and 80s electro for a shadowy dance vibe.View original

Wall of sound torrents of guitar collide with melancholic Appalachian dirge and braided experimental electronic textures for an intense, cathartic post punk experience, while raw, jagged future punk injects urgent DIY energy.View original

Brooding indie rock unveiling a concept LP about technology's toll on relationships; duo guitar, bass and drum driven arrangements with intertwined vocals were written during quarantine and fueled by existential urgency.View original

Vintage electronic drum pads, samplers, distortion and delay pedals meet acoustic drums in a rhythm noise hybrid channeling sonidero parking lot energy with afrobeat, krautrock, dub and harsh noise in a record store venue.View original

Raucous, spiritually charged punk and experimental noise with atmospheric drone and stripped acoustic passages in Static Age Records' intimate record store venue. Expect gritty textures, intense vocals, and a DIY underground vibe.View original

Fast, lo fi weirdo punk with speedy nerdcore riffs, clean propulsive hardcore, and jazz punk detours; a high energy underground showcase of abrasive, inventive punk acts in an intimate record store setting.View original

Boisterous manic guitar arrangements fold folk, jazz, alt country, and pop into sly, existential singer songwriter narratives. Performed in Static Age's intimate record store setting for a late night indie crowd and touring collaborators.View original

Theatrical sci-fi clown punk and experimental punk sets collide with abrasive performance art, chaotic stage antics, and DIY energy in an intimate record store room, ideal for fans of confrontational underground shows.View original

Cardboard rock n roll and lofi power pop from Indiana's Sooflay, joined by gritty indie sets from Headringer and Tanner York in a cozy record store listening room for a close‑quarters, high-energy show.View original

Swirling indie psychedelic pop and delicate acoustic arrangements blend warm vocal harmonies with 70s psych and folk tinged songwriting, creating an intimate, pastoral sonic atmosphere perfect for attentive listeners.View original

Avant-garde percussionist Tatsuya Nakatani delivers extended solo and gong based improvisations, exploring resonant metallic textures and dynamic silence in an intimate record store. Expect experimental sound art, meditative drones, and virtuosic rhythmic exploration.View original

Blistering, candid singer songwriter sets blending raw vulnerability with sharp self aware humor; crust punk roots and a viral comic persona fuel autobiographical indie rock songs delivered in an intimate record shop atmosphere.View original

Raucous DIY punk sets in a cramped record store space, delivering raw garage punk energy, fast tempos, and shouted vocals; ideal for fans of gritty underground scenes and mosh-ready local crowds.View original

High energy punk and noise rock sets from Null, Dug, Soured, and Feral Wretch at Static Age Records' intimate shop; expect lofi DIY touring intensity, abrasive guitars, and crowd-close in-store performances.View original

Multi-band indie/punk bill at Static Age Records—YAWNi, Rich Inner Life Love You So Much, Detroit’s Lokye, Bad Ties, and Burlap Circus—starts early at 8pm in an intimate record store setting.View original

Jangling, noisy guitar pop and twee punk energy in an intimate record store setting, delivering hook heavy indie pop, DIY attitude, and upbeat sets from touring Midwest and Austin artists alongside Asheville pop.View original

Mark Kozelek's intimate, melancholic indie-folk and slowcore set of confessional songwriting and spare acoustic arrangements, performing selections from All The Artists and Quiet Beach House Nights in a seated, all-ages setting.View original

Delicate lo-fi indie folk and intimate songwriter performance by Mirah—whose debut was co-produced by Phil Elverum—at Asheville's Static Age Records, spotlighting her generational songwriting and hands-on production in a cozy in-store setting.View original

Shrieking tremolo riffs, blast beats, and guttural vocals unleash high energy power, Appalachian black, and death metal in an intimate record store setting, primed for pit friendly crowd engagement and underground scene camaraderie.View original