On November 19 and 20 Cuneiform Records will host its own event in Baltimore. Cuneifest will be “a two-day avant-garde music festival and label showcase.” Day one which will take place at Orion Sound Studios, will focus on rock, with performances by Alec K. Redfearn and the Eye Sores, Upsilon Acrux, Afuche, Zevious, Hamster Theatre and Thinking Plague.
Jazz Day will then follow on November 20 at An Die Musik in Baltimore with sets from Jason Adasiewicz’s Rolldown, Ideal Bread, Carlo De Rosa’s Cross-Fade,The Claudia Quintet + 1 and Postive Catastrophe. The full details including ticket info can be found at the Cunieform site.
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