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Substation645 NW 45th StSeattle, WA98107
Metal Yoga Online with Laura Orso Yoga, hosted by Substation.
Enjoy an hour long Vinyasa Flow yoga class, done in the comfort of your own home (or wherever you can stream). Recommended items to have: Yoga mat, clothes that you can move comfortably in, water bottle, and optional alcoholic beverage (if you're 21+)!
This Metal Yoga event will be held online on Sunday, August 30th at 6pm PST, online room for the event will open 10 minutes prior to class start. Note if you cannot attend at the time that the event is scheduled, we are working on seeing if there is a way to record the class and have it available for people to enjoy later. If this sounds like something you'd like, check back for updates. Tipping/donations will also be optional for this event if you'd like to help support them further.
To sign up, follow the ticket link and the instructions provided by Eventbrite. A link to the class will be emailed out prior to the event giving you access to join.
Hope to see you online, on your mat, and ready to have a good time!
Elvis Batchild / Flesh Produce
Substation645 NW 45th StSeattle, WA98107
Elvis Batchild
Flesh Produce
Adv $7
Dos $10
Doors 7pm
Substation645 NW 45th StSeattle, WA98107
William Elliott Whitmore
21+
Doors 8pm
A man armed only with a banjo and a bass drum can be a formidable force, especially if his name is William Elliott Whitmore. With his powerful voice and honest approach, Whitmore comes from the land, growing up on a family farm in Lee County, Iowa. Still living on the same farm today, Whitmore has truly taken the time to discover where his center lies, and from that he will not be moved.
Whitmore has repeatedly carved his own path, honoring the longstanding tradition of folk music throughout his nearly 20 year career, while always allowing his blues, soul and punk rock influences to shine through. Getting his first break opening for his friend’s hardcore band with just a banjo in hand, he would discover bands like The Jesus Lizard, Bad Brains, Lungfish and Minutemen and soon learn to play his own brand of rural, roots music with that same DIY ethic.
William Elliott Whitmore has been back and forth across the United States and to cities around the world. He’s toured with such diverse acts as Frank Turner, Trampled By Turtles, Clutch and Chris Cornell to name a few. He’s appeared on some of the biggest stages around the world including Stagecoach Fest, Byron Bluesfest (Australia) and End of the Road Fest (UK). His willingness to take his show to any playing field has proved invaluable as he turned strangers to diehards with every performance.
The Seshen // Real Don Music // Hoshin
Substation645 NW 45th StSeattle, WA98107
The Seshen
Real Don Music
21+
The Seshen is a San Francisco Bay Area six-piece band whose songs exist between the lines: in the space between waking and dreaming, ego and collective consciousness, at that blurred horizon where earth meets sea meets sky.
Anchored by Lalin St. Juste’s sly, silvery vocals (which draw frequent comparisons to Erykah Badu) and cerebral yet danceable rhythms from producer-bassist Akiyoshi Ehara, their music pulls from a deep well of electronic influences, R&B, and indie rock. Drummer Chris Thalmann, keyboard/synth player Mahesh Rao, percussionist Mirza Kopelman and sequencer Kumar Butler make the music three-dimensional, blending live and digital instrumentation for a mercurial, transportive sound. Since 2012, the Seshen’s live show has earned them critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase on multiple continents, as they’ve shared stages with the likes of Hiatus Kaiyote, PetiteNoir, tUnE-yArDs, and Thundercat.
CYAN (out February 28, 2020 on Tru Thoughts) is the band’s most vulnerable, compelling work to date. Over a spacious, at times tumultuous sonic landscape that leans on live instrumentation, St. Juste sings of a reckoning: a hero’s journey through confusion and self-doubt, depression, and ultimately forging a way out toward the light. CYAN is a story about saving yourself. There’s death, rebirth, and a chance to look square in the mirror for the first time in a long while. To dive deep in search of a new life—one stripped of pretense or protective armor, for better or for worse.
“A lot of artists tout, in their minds at least, that they’re the epitome of cool. But few exemplify that through their music like The Seshen.” – MASS APPEAL
“The Seshen continue to impress with every release.” – OKAYPLAYER
“It's always cause for celebration when there's new music from The Seshen” – AFROPUNK
“A resounding success and refreshing listen…” BANDCAMP
“Beautiful, soulful, and just a little otherworldly…Lalin St. Juste’s voice is the perfect counterpoint, pouring through the spaces between keys and loops like honey” – POPMATTERS