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Don’t Be a Dummy! This Weekend’s Shows to See


FRIDAY, MAR. 1

of Montreal, Yip Deceiver, Linear Downfall @ 40 Watt Club: The requisite quarterly hometown performance from the oM camp comes with a special bonus:appearances from Yip Deceiver and Linear Downfall, who explore psych and dance with varying degrees of seriousness.

Spring Experimentaler Night One @ Go Bar: Featuring Motion Sickness of Time Travel, Cult of Riggonia, Throne Room, Hand Sand Hands, Basshunter64 All-Stars and Mitch Turner.

Vespolina, Ranch @ Little Kings Shuffle Club: Dan Aaron’s Vespolina is one of the more underrated groups in town, resounding alt-country with just the right balance of guitar power and heart-tugging emotion.

SATURDAY, MAR. 2

Manray, Easter Island, Black Sea Royalty @ Caledonia Lounge: A couple of Athens’ hottest bands and a pretty scorching outta-town one, too.

Spring Experimentaler Night Two @ Go Bar: Featuring Future Ape Tapes, Grant Evans, ID M Theft Able, Ironing, I Come to Shanghai and The Dream Scene.

Eef Barzelay, Adam Klein @ The World Famous: The talented singer-songwriter and former Clem Snide frontman performs solo.

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