We played the Beat Kitchen with Phantom Works (hard, art-rocking, minimalist Chicagoans), Self-Evident (Minneapolitan purveyors of complex guitarcrobatics… SO good!), and Scotia Widows (energetic Chicagoans boasting the algebraic formula: X + All = SW [maybe?]). Lots of photos to look at.
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Tony cannot hold back the tears of joy.
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Scotia Widows were on first. The flyer for this night’s show was designed and printed by Gina from the Scotia Widows.
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Here’s one of the blurry “night mode” digital shots that us bands love so much.
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And here’s a much more sobering in-focus shot of Nonagon.
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A rare live show convergence of Nonagon wives.
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Self-evident from Minneapolis.
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Phantom Works ended the evening.
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Nonagon cannot resist the siren’s song of a post-show late night breakfast. That short stack is calling to you, John.
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More disturbing breakfast photos band shots are on Flickr.