MMOSS, Peace & Quiet, Moon Climb the Wall, Once Dead Flesh Wednesday at O’Brien’s

 

As Built PResents continues its September residency at O’Brien’s pub tomorrow, Wednesday 9/15.  For fans of psychedelic and experimental rock and ambience, this is a bill to catch.  

Moon Climb the Wall‘s recent "Helium Demon" EP is a shades-of-gray, foreboding trip through ambient landscapes, often brushing elbows with hip hop, an unexpected but interesting angle.  Peace & Quiet stand closer to rock, but share MCTW’s mind for ambience and rich textures.  Their "Inauguration" EP incorporates sludgy drums and vocals by turns spoken, sung and shouted – one of the most fascinating tracks, "I Am Capping," sits synth noodling underneath a frantic and distraught vocal diatribe before a sub-synth bassline that would make gangster rap jealous takes over the space.  And MMOSS, the headliner, is a head-turningly good revivalist psychedelia outfit.  They have heavy primary-source overtones; that is to say, this isn’t your corner bar’s resident band of Brian Jonestown Massacre fans, but the real deal, a band stemming right from the music of the ’60s and ’70s, and doing it damn well and with a spin of their own.

Here’s an added bonus:  The first 20 guests will receive a free poster, and you can get most or all of this music right now for free (or name your price)!  Click a name below to grab yours.  (As Built PR’s link goes to the label’s Bandcamp site, where they offer, also free, a mix of bands playing in their September residency.)

As Built PR Presents (from bottom to top):
MMOSS
Peace & Quiet
Moon Climb the Wall
Once Dead Flesh

$8 / 9pm

The Deli Staff