Experimental solo sets from Cathedral Becomes Tomb and friends in Cactus Club’s intimate back room.
Barry Paul Clark’s Cathedral Becomes Tomb project is known for pushing boundaries, blending electronic textures with live instrumentation for a sound that’s both immersive and unpredictable. If you’re into experimental music or just want to hear something you won’t find at most venues, this is a solid bet.
Cactus Club’s intimate room means you’re close to the action, and the crowd usually skews toward people who are genuinely there for the music. With Todd Umhoefer and Whitty Remarks rounding out the bill, expect a night of creative performances that reward open ears.
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Dive into an evening of experimental sounds at Cactus Club. Cathedral Becomes Tomb, led by Barry Paul Clark, promises an intriguing musical journey. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
A stacked local lineup brings a mix of hip hop and genre-blurring sounds to Cactus Club. Expect high energy sets and a crowd that’s in it for the music, not just the scene. If you want to catch every act, show up on time—these bills tend to run tight. The room is small, so it’ll get loud and packed fast.
Cathedral Becomes Tomb is an experimental solo act from Wisconsin based artist Barry Paul Clark (adoptahighway, Tontine Ensemble, Field Report, Lady Cannon, Argopelter, etc).
