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Art Contest, Yerfdaas, Variety Stomp
August 22 @ 8:00 pm - 11:30 pm
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Thursday, August 22nd at Boggs Social & Supply: Art Contest, Yerfdaas, Variety Stomp.
8/22 | 7:30PM | $15 | 21+
Art Contest
A southeastern band practicing roll music. A group who play instruments fast and sometimes slow.
https://artcontest.bandcamp.
Yerfdaas
Hailing from the vibrant music scene of Atlanta, GA, Yerfdaas is an instrumental fusion trio that defies categorization. With roots in Atlanta’s music scene, including involvement in projects such as Fuiste, the Atlanta Space Quartet, Catfish John, rare demo, and Trauma City, Yerfdaas members bring a vibrant mosaic of influences to their performances. Composed of Skylar Brillante on drums, Johnny Bakos on bass, and guitarist Lane Gardner, Yerfdaas embodies a dynamic synergy born from a desire to explore. Each member contributes a distinct artistic perspective, harmoniously intertwining their talents to produce something especially swiii’d out. Yerfdaas delivers performances that are not only engaging showcases of skill and creativity, but also exude the sheer joy of making music. Drawing comparisons to a wide range of artists from Don Caballero to D’Angelo, Yerfdaas’ sound is a captivating journey through sonic landscapes, where every note is a testament to their collective musical vision. Their debut EP, “Quest 4 Premium,” serves as evidence of their unwavering commitment to musical exploration. It’s not just a quest; it’s a request for the audience to venture into their auditory landscape, where the only requirement is an open mind and a willingness to flagrantly meander down the path.
Variety Stomp
Varietystomp is the Paul Guy Stevens’ plate-spinning, wide-grinning, improvised cat-skinning show. He plays drums and keyboards and sings songs about driving and working. “Who?” raves the New York Times.