Dick Stusso, Dolly Creamer, Parallel
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Tues., 7/8/25
Dick Stusso, Dolly Creamer, Parallel
8pm, $10 adv., $12 door
Dick Stusso
Dick Stusso is a mess. The third album from everyone’s favorite increasingly unhinged rock phenom is a document of slow, full mental unraveling in a money-chasing saga set with a world in perpetual decay as its backdrop. With S.P., the man behind the Dick Stusso persona (specifically, California-based singer and songwriter Nic Russo, who is doing much better than his fictional counterpart) has created his most out-there and toothsome record to date, plunging his listeners into a world that might seem strange—that is, until they take a look at what’s actually around them too.
S.P. is the first Dick Stusso record in four years, following his stellar Hardly Art debut In Heaven from 2018—but this latest missive is more of an indirect sequel to the buzz-building 2015 release Nashville Dreams Sings the Blues, diving deeper into Dick Stusso’s crumbling psyche and dystopian surroundings.
https://www.hardlyart.com/collections/dick-stusso
Dolly Creamer
Dolly Creamer is the music of Sarah Harris. Formerly of Tucson, now Los Angeles-based dream of poppy rock music with a desert country twist.
https://www.dollycreamer.com/
Parallel
Like a rainbow captured in shades of gray, Oakland’s Parallel draws on the post-punk psychedelia of bands like The Chameleons, Sad Lovers and Giants and the 4AD pantheon as well as the minimalist atmospherics of Slowdive, Wire, and Low to craft dream pop that is both lush and austere, sparse and overflowing.
https://paralleloakland.bandcamp.com/album/parallel
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Dick Stusso, Dolly Creamer, Parallel
8pm, $10 adv., $12 door
Dick Stusso
Dick Stusso is a mess. The third album from everyone’s favorite increasingly unhinged rock phenom is a document of slow, full mental unraveling in a money-chasing saga set with a world in perpetual decay as its backdrop. With S.P., the man behind the Dick Stusso persona (specifically, California-based singer and songwriter Nic Russo, who is doing much better than his fictional counterpart) has created his most out-there and toothsome record to date, plunging his listeners into a world that might seem strange—that is, until they take a look at what’s actually around them too.
S.P. is the first Dick Stusso record in four years, following his stellar Hardly Art debut In Heaven from 2018—but this latest missive is more of an indirect sequel to the buzz-building 2015 release Nashville Dreams Sings the Blues, diving deeper into Dick Stusso’s crumbling psyche and dystopian surroundings.
https://www.hardlyart.com/collections/dick-stusso
Dolly Creamer
Dolly Creamer is the music of Sarah Harris. Formerly of Tucson, now Los Angeles-based dream of poppy rock music with a desert country twist.
https://www.dollycreamer.com/
Parallel
Like a rainbow captured in shades of gray, Oakland’s Parallel draws on the post-punk psychedelia of bands like The Chameleons, Sad Lovers and Giants and the 4AD pantheon as well as the minimalist atmospherics of Slowdive, Wire, and Low to craft dream pop that is both lush and austere, sparse and overflowing.
https://paralleloakland.bandcamp.com/album/parallel
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