Friday, November 19th, 2021

CLOUD NOTHINGS
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS: MOURNING [A] BLKSTAR & DONKEY BUGS
LIVE AT BEACHLAND BALLROOM

7PM DOOR / 8PM START

$20 ADV / $23 DOS / ALL AGES / BALLROOM

AEG Presents

CLOUD NOTHINGS
Mourning A BLKstar

MON, 15 NOV 2021 at 08:00PM CST
Ages: 18 & Over
Doors Open: 07:00PM

w/ Mourning A BLKstar

21+ Doors at 8 PM, Show at 9 PM

Tickets: $18 ADV / $20 DOS

w/ Mourning A BLKstar

Doors at 7p
$15
All Ages

Mourning [A] BLKstar with Kinder and a DJ set by Butcher Bear

Mourning [A] BLKstar is a collective of musicians, writers and multimedia artists formed in Cleveland, Ohio. In dialogue with Hip Hop production techniques and live instrumentation,
M[A]B bears witness to the pathways and frequencies that have sustained the African Diaspora and beyond.

Since 2016, Mourning [A] BLKstar has received critical acclaim for their five recordings and had the opportunity to share bills and tour in support of some of this generation's most amazing
musical outfits including US Girls, Oshun, Algiers, Kyp Malone (TV On The Radio/Ice Balloons), and the legendary Doom Gospel pioneers, ONO.

Get Tickets: https://bit.ly/faroutmab

PLEASE NOTE: Parking is limited, and rideshares are encouraged!
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The Far Out Lounge is located at 8504 South Congress. Winner of Best New Venue at the Austin Music Awards 2020.
http://www.thefaroutaustin.com/

Mourning [A] BLKstar is a collective of musicians, writers and multimedia artists formed in Cleveland, Ohio. In dialogue with Hip Hop production techniques and live instrumentation, M[A]B bears witness to the pathways and frequencies that have sustained the African Diaspora and beyond.
Since 2016, Mourning [A] BLKstar has received critical acclaim for their five recordings and had the opportunity to share bills and tour in support of some of this generation's most amazing musical outfits including US Girls, Oshun, Algiers, Kyp Malone (TV On The Radio/Ice Balloons), and the legendary Doom Gospel pioneers, ONO.
In 2019, M[A]B performed at The Kennedy Center in the nation's capital and their fourth full length release, Reckoning was released by Don Giovanni Records to rave reviews. The Wire Magazine's Neil Kulkarni said this about the collective's work -
"It is, impossibly, even better than Garner and one of the finest albums of 2019 thus far, from a band whose importance is fast becoming evident."
In 2020, M[A]B released a double album entitled, The Cycle which garnered the collective massive praise from NPR All Songs Considered, AFROPUNK, and The Wire Magazine.

Mourning [A] BLKstar ~ 1030PM
Global Octopus ~ 945
Monks Of Saturnalia ~ 9PM

DJ Mutarrancho
Doors at 8pm
$10

Saturday, November 6th
Blackout & WLCI present
Mourning (A) BLKstar
with
DANA
Doors open at 7pm
$10

Celebrating 5 years of Springsfest on July 18th, 2020.

Springsfest is a Music and Craft Beer festival located in downtown Yellow Springs, OH. Springsfest is known for featuring a curated selection of premier musical talent from all over the country, excellent craft beer selections, and it's beautiful outdoor setting.

If you enjoy getting up front at the main stage, shopping with local craft vendors, kicking back in the grass with friends, drinking a delicious craft brew or taking a hike in the beautiful Glen Helen Nature Reserve, Springsfest is the place for you.

This year's lineup:
Guided By Voices (Only Ohio show of 2020)
Andy Shauf
SHEER MAG
mungbean
Vacation
Mourning [A] BLKstar
Sport Fishing USA
Mery Steel
Didi

Date And Time
Sat, July 18, 2020, 11:30 AM – 11:30 PM EDT

Location
Antioch College
One Morgan Place, Yellow Springs, OH 45387

Through her folkloric mystique, otherworldly psychedelia, and a dash of enigmatic punk, Ahomale by Combo Chimbita catapults the sacred knowledge of our forebears into the future. Their second studio album and Anti- Records debut sees the visionary quartet drawing from ancestral mythologies and musical enlightenment to unearth the awareness of Ahomale, the album’s cosmic muse. Comprised of Carolina Oliveros’ mesmeric contralto, illuminating storytelling and fierce guacharaca rhythms, Prince of Queens’ hypnotic synth stabs and grooving bass lines, Niño Lento’s imaginative guitar licks, and Dilemastronauta’s powerful drumming, the lure and lore of Combo Chimbita comes into existence.

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! The 15th annual Nelsonville Music Festival takes place June 6-9, 2019 in Nelsonville, Ohio featuring many musical acts in four days on multiple stages along with on-site camping, artisan vendors, kids activities, food, a beer garden, and more. The lineup includes Death Cab for Cutie, Mavis Staples, Tyler Childers, The Breeders, Mandolin Orange, Thee Oh Sees, The Wood Brothers, Todd Snider, Allah-Las, Bully, The War and Treaty, Darlingside, Julia Jacklin, Molly Burch, Town Mountain, Michael Hurley, Mattson 2, JJUUJJUU, The Brother Brothers, Death Valley Girls, Steve Poltz, Laura Gibson, The Huntress and Holder of Hands, Orkesta Mendoza, Campdogzz, The National Reserve, Skyway Man, Hubby Jenkins, Radattack, and Streetlamps for Spotlights, with many more to be announced! Stay tuned for more announcements coming soon.
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This year marks a significant anniversary for U.S. Girls, the protean musical enterprise of multi-disciplinary artist, Meg Remy. 10 years ago Remy first used a 4-track recorder and a microphone to self-produce a series of spontaneous, starkly musical, ‘instant expressions’. These collisions of static, clang and sung melody seem in retrospect like a uniquely American display of minimalism, an unmistakably feminine counterbalance to Nebraska or Rev & Vega’s early sonic confrontations. In contrast, her latest work for 4AD, In A Poem Unlimited, Remy’s 6th album and 2nd LP for the label, was painstakingly crafted in multiple studios by a creative cast of 20+ collaborators. Remy traverses an immediate and increasingly politicized vision over the course of this decade of work. And while U.S. Girls, denoting the plural, is no longer a misnomer, In A Poem Unlimited may be Remy’s most individually distilled protest to date.

Click here for tickets

This year marks a significant anniversary for U.S. Girls, the protean musical enterprise of multi-disciplinary artist, Meg Remy. 10 years ago Remy first used a 4-track recorder and a microphone to self-produce a series of spontaneous, starkly musical, ‘instant expressions’. These collisions of static, clang and sung melody seem in retrospect like a uniquely American display of minimalism, an unmistakably feminine counterbalance to Nebraska or Rev & Vega’s early sonic confrontations. In contrast, her latest work for 4AD, In A Poem Unlimited, Remy’s 6th album and 2nd LP for the label, was painstakingly crafted in multiple studios by a creative cast of 20+ collaborators. Remy traverses an immediate and increasingly politicized vision over the course of this decade of work. And while U.S. Girls, denoting the plural, is no longer a misnomer, In A Poem Unlimited may be Remy’s most individually distilled protest to date.

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Swinging by on their tour with U.S. Girls, we're somehow gonna squeeze all 8 of the members of Mourning [A] BLKstar in our humble space!

M[A]B is a multi-generational, gender and genre non-conforming amalgam of Black Culture dedicated to servicing the stories and songs of the apocalyptic diaspora. Creating songs of both eulogy and revolution, the expansion of 21st century black consciousness is felt in waves through Ohio’s Mourning A BLKstar. A force that has deep conviction, purpose, and weight, songs are voiced through a lens of chopped up drum grooves, stark melodies, washed-out synth tones, and historic sample pulls.

Plus local Brittany Campbell!

This year marks a significant anniversary for U.S. Girls, the protean musical enterprise of multi-disciplinary artist, Meg Remy. 10 years ago Remy first used a 4-track recorder and a microphone to self-produce a series of spontaneous, starkly musical, ‘instant expressions’. These collisions of static, clang and sung melody seem in retrospect like a uniquely American display of minimalism, an unmistakably feminine counterbalance to Nebraska or Rev & Vega’s early sonic confrontations. In contrast, her latest work for 4AD, In A Poem Unlimited, Remy’s 6th album and 2nd LP for the label, was painstakingly crafted in multiple studios by a creative cast of 20+ collaborators. Remy traverses an immediate and increasingly politicized vision over the course of this decade of work. And while U.S. Girls, denoting the plural, is no longer a misnomer, In A Poem Unlimited may be Remy’s most individually distilled protest to date.

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