Capitol Hill’s the Highline, home to Tuesday night tantrum Cakearoke, is also on occasion home to the fuzziest show in town. Pretentious pet enthusiasts need not leave their sequined seats as the Highline typically hosts bands of a distorted rock nature (e.g. Thunder Buffalo, playing the Highline on March 9th for Seattle Weekly’s Happy Hour for Hope).
This Thurs, Feb 24th, Siegfried Vs. The Giant paint the stage with post-prog primer, grooming the Highline for a dangerously dancey bill of technicolor time signatures and undoubtedly minor keys. In other words, those still hanging out ‘at the drive in’ arguing the distance from Sparta to Mars will certainly want to cab it out on Thursday, and apart from the ambient vocals (circa Anthony Green) of front man James Weber, Siegfried Vs. The Giant begin to fill an empty grave left by the ‘pretty girls’ of Seattle.
Sharing the stage will also be Smooth Sailing, Noise-A-Tron, and Aurellian. Show starts at 8pm and is 21 and over with $5 admission.
