8/9 The Round (135): Bears & Other Carnivores, Kathleen Murray, Native Sibling, Steven Wilbur, Carter Umhau
Fremont Abbey Arts Center
Seattle, WA
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Tuesday Aug 09, 2016 8:00 PM - Tuesday Aug 09, 2016 10:30 PM | $8.00





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8/9 The Round (135): Bears & Other Carnivores, Kathleen Murray, Native Sibling, Steven Wilbur, Carter Umhau
8/9 The Round (135)
Musicians: Bears & Other Carnivores, Kathleen Murray, and The Native Sibling
share the stage with spoken word poet Steven Wilbur
& live painter Carter Umhau
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August 9th @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center
7p doors, 8p show
$8 advance, $10 door
all ages, mostly seated, bar w/ ID

"Kathleen Murray - Kathleen Murray has been writing songs for over a decade. Her approach has evolved but remains true to its roots, as a form of process. Inspired by the farmlands and forest surrounding Watsonville, California and overall human experience, her debut album Woodland Voices (2014) presents themes of spiritual unrest and learning how it's not always bold to be alone. Sweeping harmonies and layered strings present a dreamlike backdrop to visual lyricism throughout her work. Now based in Seattle, Kathleen prepares to release and tour her second full length album. This new collection of songs, titled Desert Dream,
evaluates the difference between hard times and change, expressing a wisdom well beyond her 22 years.

Native Sibling - One cool autumn night/ lying in the woods, by the fire; and so begins Letters Kept to Ourselves, the debut full length by Santa Cruzs brother and sister duo: The Native Sibling.  The strong pastoral setting of effective opening song Darkest of Night Skies continues,conjuring a backwoods environment where the fire flickers and the narrator dances beneath the night sky; accompanied by a pair of chords and a guitar decoration which recall Revelator-Era Gillian Welch. In part, such a location sets the tone for rest for of the album, see also Here With Me, and elsewhere The Native Sibling have also made reference to the effect that the loss of their mother had on them. Without wishing to delve too deeply into the imprecise process of attempting to find the artist amidst the art, there would appear to be a trace of this effect amongst the lyrics which move frequently between the familiar but never tired themes of things lost, found, or stolen; of memories and promises made and never broken, as the siblings impart with these letters, one assumes, they otherwise would have kept to themselves.

Bears and Other Carnivores - Bears and Other Carnivores launches into a grizzly attack! This longhibernating team will lull you in with haunting vocal and string
melodies and snatch you before you know it with aggressive guitar and drum rhythms. Seattle foursome Aaron Davidson, Andy Zook, Brian McConkey, and Ellen Kilcup have been playing music together since 2013, and strive for high energy and highly rehearsed performances. B&OCs songs string together conversations around mental health, relationships, frustrations and hope."




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All ages, mostly seated show, bar w/ ID (profits to charity)

Seating is not reserved though meet & greet ticket buyers have the opportunity to get in early and find seats.

We have a mix of normal chairs, some tall chairs, and standing room in back if the show sells out

Fremont Abbey is ADA accessible on either level

We are an all ages venue, local beer wine & cocktails are available in the lobby for those 21+.

Please refrain from talking or texting during the show

We encourage you to use your own "retina screens" as well and limit your photos and videos as they distract other attendees. Thank you


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Location

Fremont Abbey Arts Center (View)
4272 Fremont Ave North
Seattle, WA 98103
United States

Categories

Music > All Ages

Kid Friendly: Yes!
Dog Friendly: No
Non-Smoking: Yes!
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes!

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