Indie rock meets math rock at Sugar Maple — expect animated videos and killer guitar riffs.
Head to Sugar Maple in Bay View for a unique blend of indie rock and math rock with Pleasantries and Snooze. Pleasantries brings a mix of symphonic instrumentals and synthwave grooves, influenced by artists like Jack Stauber and Tally Hall. The band is known for their animated videos and boundless guitar shredding.
Snooze adds a heavy math rock element to the evening, promising a dynamic and energetic performance. The venue's intimate setting makes it a perfect spot to enjoy live music up close. Arrive early to grab a good spot and soak in the local Bay View atmosphere.
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Although they claim to be entirely human, Pleasantries’s music is at times as dark as Satan or as lovely as a chorus of angels. Animated videos, boundless guitar shredding, and an effortless fusion of indie rock, symphonic instrumentals, and synthwave grooves meet influences like Jack Stauber, Bill Wurtz and Tally Hall. Also, the bandleader Andy Markantonatos would like you to know he won the Palatine Shredfest when he was 8 years old and it’s still (sadly) his proudest achievement.
