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SUMMARY:Skating Polly + Lord Friday
LOCATION:The Hope & Ruin
DESCRIPTION:Love Thy Neighbour Presents: SKATING POLLY Over the past decade
 \, few artists have embodied the unbridled freedom of punk like Skating Po
 lly. Formed when stepsisters Kelli Mayo and Peyton Bighorse were just nine
  and 13\, the Oklahoma-bred band have channeled their chameleonic musicali
 ty into a sound they call “ugly-pop\,” unruly and subversive and wildl
 y melodic. With Kelli’s brother Kurtis Mayo joining on drums in 2017\, t
 hey’ve also built a close-knit community of fans while earning the admir
 ation of their musical forebears\, a feat that’s found them collaboratin
 g with icons like X’s Exene Cervenka and Beat Happening’s Calvin Johns
 on\, touring with Babes In Toyland\, and starring as the subject of a feat
 ure-length documentary. On their double album Chaos County Line\, Skating 
 Polly reach a whole new level of self-possession\, ultimately sharing thei
 r most expansive and emotionally powerful work to date. The follow-up to 2
 018’s The Make It All Show\, Chaos County Line finds Skating Polly worki
 ng again with Brad Wood\, the acclaimed producer behind indie-rock classic
 s like Liz Phair’s Exile in Guyville. As their songs journey from art-pu
 nk to noise-rock to piano-driven power-pop\, the band matches that musical
  complexity with a sharply honed narrative voice that manifests in countle
 ss forms (ultravivid poetry\, diary-like confession\, fearlessly detailed 
 storytelling\, etc.). Not only the outcome of their constant growth as son
 gwriters\, Chaos County Line’s scope and depth has much to do with Skati
 ng Polly’s newly heightened clarity of vision. “All these songs are th
 e most special to me of anything I’ve ever written\, and I think Kelli f
 eels the same\,” says Peyton. “In the past I didn’t always write wit
 h a clear purpose\, but this time I knew exactly what I wanted to say. We 
 both ended up writing about the most difficult emotional experiences we’
 ve ever been through\, and instead of being terrified of saying exactly wh
 at I was feeling it just all came out so naturally.” + Lord Friday 18+\n
 \nBoletos: https://www.fatsoma.com/e/42l6a2vt/skating-polly-lord-friday
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