Aria Mud, guitarist of Mud On My Bra, sings from a starkly lit stage at the Belltown Yacht Club, opening for Blade Palace's Disconnect EP release show.

Mud On My Bra is comprised of guitarist Aria Mud and drummer Myla Mud.

[b r a c k e t s] starts the middle set. From left to right, drummer Aaron Ball, vocalist Michael Gill, and guitarist Josh Goodman. 

Gill is the vocalist and synth player for [b r a c k e t s].

Chris Rasmussen, bassist for [b r a c k e t s], pounds out a powerful, driven bass line.

Gill croons out some psychedelic vocals.

[b r a c k e t s] is a rock band out of Seattle.

Rasmussen gleams during a bass solo.

Gill sings the chorus while Ball plays a hypnotic rhythm.

Sweat drips off Rasmussen's nose and brow.

Goodman plays a crunchy rhythm.

[b r a c k e t s] ends their set.

Blade Palace starts their set with the single “Tone Deaf” from their new EP, Disconnect. 

Robert Nightingale, guitarist and vocalist for Blade Palace.

Chris Wilkey on the bass.

Nightingale (left) with Elliot Preston (right), guitarist, vocalist, and synth player.

Preston jams on his guitar.

Wilkey plays while his glasses glow in the ambient light.

Disconnect is Blade Palace's debut, five-track EP.

Preston plays synth late in the set. 

Wilkey closes out the night with a rumbling bass line.