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Writer's pictureCaeden Christopher Motley

Panchiko - concert photos.

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Kicking off the nocturnal spectacle was Lsd and the Search for God, a celestial coterie known for their ethereal shoegaze melodies. As they assumed their positions, a beautiful harmony immediately enveloped the captive audience, carrying them to unseen realms. Merging hazy guitars, swirling synths, and mellifluous vocals with utmost finesse, the band created an otherworldly experience. Their serenades of "Heaven" and "I Don't Care" showcased their mastery in constructing layers of transcendent resonance, casting a spell over all who bore witness. However, it was their performance of "Starting Over" that truly captured the essence of their magnificence. Lsd and the Search for God delivered a stupefying performance, setting the stage for a night ensconced in everlasting melodic rapture.

Following that celestial voyage, Horse Jumper of Love graced the stage, a trio renowned for their introspective and emotive opuses. Their performance epitomized raw vulnerability, exuding an entrancing presence that seized the senses. With far less instrumentation, the band relied upon introspective lyrics and haunting melodies to captivate the audience. Their compositions, such as "Bagel Breath", unveiled their ability to convey profound sentiments with simplicity and unadulterated veracity. Horse Jumper of Love's performance resonated deeply, leaving an unforgettable impression upon the minds of the multitude, their melodies lingering far beyond the confines of the stage.

Finally, the pièce de résistance emerged: Panchiko, the headlining ensemble, wreathed in resplendence and sonic grandeur. Renowned for their vivacious and dynamic sound, Panchiko unleashed an electrifying performance that galvanized the ardent crowd into fervent rapture. Infusing a harmonious amalgamation of indie rock, punk, and post-punk influences, the band emanated an effervescent energy that swept through the expanse. Tracks such as "Kicking Cars" and "CUT" exemplified their craftsmanship in conjuring anthemic harmonies. Panchiko's commanding stage presence and resolute sound were testament to their esteemed position as the crowning jewel of this mesmerizing spectacle.


TLDR: Lsd band plays auditory acid trip, Horse jumping men do not jump horses but rather play some good music! British Men (Panchiko) put on a fantastic show ( so good you forget they are even British !!!!)



LSD AND THE SEARCH FOR GOD




HORSE JUMPER OF LOVE



PANCHIKO












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