Brooklyn’s PC Worship is just about the most Brooklyn band to come out of Brooklyn since Brooklyn became a thing, all lethargic psychedelia and crummy-loft-livin’ attitude. But albums like last year’s Toxic Love have outperformed expectations, beating the recent slew of flash-in-the-pan Siltbreeze bands at their own half-assed game. Expect PC Worship’s live show to be an expo of don’t-give-a-shit anti-punk, a muddled meld of guitar noise and tape trash topped with a requisite heaping helping of implied drug use. Don’t miss the other bands, all terrific locals: post-punk trio Shade, pumping out some of the finest tunes around right now, and ratty Secret Squirrel mainstays Bubbly Mommy Gun and The Dream Scene, both of which keep getting better, and weirder, with age.
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