Lo-Fi

Michael Leone

Details

Lo_Fi Performance Gallery 429-B Eastlake Ave. E., 254-2824, www.lofiseattle.org.

Related Content

• Breakfast at Tiffany's
  February 8, 2012
• Amazon's Kindle Fire Gets Its Very First Patent Lawsuit
  October 11, 2011
• Billy Chambers, "Tuba Man" Killer, Arrested Again--This Time for Armed Robbery
  February 23, 2011
• Free Kindles Available Now at Seattle Public Library
  September 21, 2011
• Jonathan Tropper
  July 21, 2010

More About

• Kate Silver
• Jane Holzer
• Holly Golightly
• BlackBerry Mobile Devices
• Strawberry Alarm Clock

Like this Story?

Sign up for the Music Newsletter: Keep your thumb on the local music scene with music features, additional online music listings and show picks. We'll also send special ticket offers and music promotions available only to our Music Newsletter subscribers.

Privacy Policy Cancel Continue

The Factory's Mylar balloons have long since deflated, "Baby" Jane Holzer sells real estate, and Barney's offers customized soup cans; but the illicit thrills of a loft party will never diminish, no matter the cover charge. Lo_Fi Performance Gallery, inconspicuously perched along Eastlake Avenue, would be dialed into Warhol's BlackBerry today. On a recent Saturday night, as the mod monthly Studio 66 wound down its yearlong run, the psychedelic bubblegum of Strawberry Alarm Clock and beaten-down blues of Holly Golightly filtered from the front bar, courtesy of DJ Vodka Twist. The already-cramped space was overflowing with pristine Chelsea boots and vodka tonics. The bar scene may be clubby, but the rear raw space, with a second bar and vaulted ceiling, is where dreams of Edie are quickly realized—serving as an exhibition and performance space as well as a music venue. Tuesday's Stop Biting features the hip-hop collective Hidden Habitats (plus $3 wells and $1 Rainiers). As DJ Chrispo spun late-night radio favorites, and local bands Zero Points and Tall Birds covered songs from Pebbles (an offshoot of the classic garage-rock compilation Nuggets), it was almost as good as being there the first time around. KATE SILVER