PROXY MOON @ Luna’s

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When
Fri, December 21 2018
Where
Luna’s Cafe & Juice Bar
1414 16th Street
Time
8:00 pm
Admission
$8
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PROXY MOON’s music is rooted in folk, jazz, blues, country – fundamentally American music with an emphasis on original songs featuring strong, interesting lyrics and melodies delivered with spirited musicianship. They’ve been described by turns as esoteric, poetic, and irreverent, with a bit of a burlesque thrown for good measure.
Comprised of a core group of five multi-instrumentalist musicians with diverse backgrounds, the band is at home in virtually any genre, and delivers it with a bit of an edge, utilizing both traditional and non-traditional instruments, including one made up of a ball-peen hammer and a heavy iron coupler, popularly known as “the junk”.
Aaron Davis of the Sacramento Bee captured a certain sense of the band this way: “Yes, ‘junk’ is a genre. Proxy Moon, a five-piece local outfit, has a jazz-rooted sound that is sweet and smoky, with the perfect amount of rustic wear. It’s as if the quintet refused to vacate a Chicago martini lounge when the wrecking ball tore through it, staying with the rubble all the way to the scrapyard and not skipping a beat under a desolate moonlit sky.”

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