Be/Non
9 p.m. Friday, July 23. The Firebird, 2706 Olive Street.
By Shae Moseley shaemoseley@gmail.comBe/Non frontman/mad scientist Brodie Rush has been making some of the most adventurous, experimental space rock in the Midwest since the late '90s. But his latest opus, A Mountain of Yeses, is his most conceptual work to date. Its songs focus on the journey of a post-apocalyptic space traveler. While searching for a suitable planet on which to live, he ends up on an abstract, intergalactic journey toward self-actualization. The music that accompanies this otherworldly tale is just as quirky: Metronomic synthesizer and drum patterns lay a foundation for classic prog that's then filtered through the past 30 years of musical devolution and advances in technology. It's an eerie combination that does a great job of capturing both the propulsive energy of space travel and the true, cold loneliness that would accompany a solo voyage through foreign galaxies.
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The Firebird
- 2706 Olive St., St. Louis St. Louis - Midtown MO 63103
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314-535-0353
- www.firebirdstl.com
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