Products • The Present Age • The Nile Club

Fri 04/07/23
7:30PM
18+
music
$15

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Products

(Minneapolis, MN)
Genre: Punk

“Products is a guitar rock band from Minneapolis, MN. Their debut LP,“Pink Puma” was released in the spring of 2021, and finds the band mixing lyrical sarcasm and sincerity while laser-sharp guitar work dances atop galloping drums-and-bass. Stretching out into the broader world of left-field rock music, the band draws inspiration from late-70s/early 80s melodic punk/post-punk/new wave/no wave/art pop as well as modern iterations of this sound. Formed in early 2018, the group has since toured the US and acted as local support with groups like Dehd, Gustaf, Shopping, Bodega, and Tenci.

The Present Age

(Oshkosh, WI)
Genre: Punk

Art-punk band from Oshkosh, WI. Finalizing their lineup in 2019, the group’s sound is marked by contrasting ambient and stiff guitars, dynamic control, and lyrical themes of consumerism, anti-capitalism, and absurdism. They are currently performing in support of their recent album, Avenues of Widespread Consumption.

The Nile Club

(Milwaukee, WI)
Genre: Indie Rock

Named after an abandoned pyramid-shaped nightclub, THE NILE CLUB is: Marcie Star, Samwise Baker, Sam Walters and Jack Lusk. Formed in 2017, the group has always had a staunch love for the DIY arts. After meeting up in a few basements in Wisconsin, they eventually combined their songwriting and self recorded their first LP “Motions”, which then came out in 2019. THE NILE CLUB then quickly found their place in the emerging Milwaukee music scene in 2020, sparking connections and friendships quickly with other artists. After quarantine, the group had amassed enough material to release their second LP, “Wake Up With A Sense Of Pride” which was released in January 2023. They celebrated this release with a small run of sold out dates, accompanied by their friends in Shoobie. The album features anything from lovesick pop anthems like Forever Is A Word, to the self deprecative calamity of Burnt Young Man, to the soul crushing story of Open Arms, which is wrapped in a spaced out jazzy groove. Many shows and some new music on the way, keep your eyes peeled!!!!!

Much love -The Nile Club