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Empire Productions presents
Chuch of the Cosmic Skull
Fri, 5 Aug, 7:00 PM CDT
Reggies Rock Club
2109 South State Street, Chicago, IL 60616
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Description
Reggies Rock Club
7pm doors / 8pm show / 17+ / $16adv - $20dos
Empire Productions presents
Church of the Cosmic Skull
Lord Buffalo
Los Black Dogs
Blue Dream
Event Information
Age Limit
17+

Rock
Los Black Dogs
Los Black Dogs
Rock
A Mexican rock n roll band from Chicago. With layers of psychedelic sounds,bluesy licks and heavy riffs, combined withspanish and english lyrics, you can hear and feel all the influence from each of the band members mixing all into one and one into all. This band was officially formed on 2012 and going thru different changes since the original line up. Always ready to rock and ready to roll!

Psychedelic
Blue Dream
Blue Dream
Psychedelic
Blue Dream is a rock & roll experiment from Chicago, Illinois; containing Danny Awisha on drums, Anthony Cook on guitar, Jimmy Russell on bass, & Justin Sanetra on guitar/vocals. Inspired by the elements of psychedelia, Blue Dream has been described as, "A calm euphoria wrapped in an energetic noise rock exterior, a feeling of intensity delivered in a laid back fashion" (Paste Magazine). In December 2017, the band released their first 7" single thru Chicago label Treehouse Records. This was quickly followed by a vinyl release of their first album, Volume Won, by European label Kozmik Artifactz in January 2018. And in September of 2018 the band wrapped up the year by releasing their second album, Volume Blue. "Neo-Psych-Mit-Der-Funky-Grooves cut chic enough to be urbane but fuzzed out enough to make the freakouts more than just a come on. I'll take the dream-tone shimmer any day in a kind of self-aware reflection of British folk, but the dense roll that immediately follows re-imagines grunge as more than just an influence from 3 popular bands and something that could genuinely move forward from the perspective of a new generation" (The Obelisk).

