Moe's Alley presents a special record release show with Dusted Angel celebrating the their new album "This Side Of The Dirt" with special guests Mammatus and Unholy Things!
Sunday, October 12, 2025
Doors: 2pm / Show: 3pm
$20 in advance / $25 day of the show
21+
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DUSTED ANGEL
Dusted Angel is a band that likes to keep it in the family. Made up of a group of close friends that have known each since the early 80s, stemming from playing in various intertwined bands engraved in the extended Santa Cruz family of friends. Featuring Ed Gregor, guitar (hedgehog, no use for a name), Eric "Dog" Fieber, guitar (Mock, creature, fire sermon) Steve Ilse drums (creature, Herbert, Automatic Animal) Clifford Dinsmore vocals (Bl'ast!, Seized Up, Spaceboy) and Eliot Young (Lost in Line, Seance) on bass. Formed a very long time ago (I don't know..2009 or something), Dusted Angel is a sleeping giant that awakens from time to time to enlighten people with their unique brand of heavy, heavy groove laden music. The advice for fans is to get it while the gettin's good!
MAMMATUS
Mammatus, the pioneering psychedelic space rock trio, is thrilled to announce their 20th anniversary. For two decades, the band has been pushing the boundaries of heavy music, blending elements of riff heavy psychedelic rock, progressive rock, and ambient soundscapes into a unique and immersive sonic experience.
Formed in the Santa Cruz Mountains in early 2005, Mammatus quickly gained a reputation for their expansive compositions, otherworldly atmospheres, and captivating live performances. Their music draws inspiration from the vastness of the cosmos and the mysteries of the natural world.
UNHOLY THINGS
Santa Cruz based Rock, Roll, Metal 🤘 Guitar: Bill Blair, Vocals: Mat Fitz, bass: Marc Prefontaine, drums: Stephen Medrano.
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