Autopolitan
Autopolitan
The members of Autopolitan are not new to Cleveland's music scene: You've seen them perform onstage in such bands as Cloud Nothings, Chomp, and Herzog, among others. But when this trio comes together as Autopolitan, they become better than the sum of their already-impressive parts: Their bleary-eyed post-punk is a perfect soundtrack to anxiety-fueled late nights spent in unusual places.
Nature Nvoke
NATURE NVOKE is more than just a band—it’s a sonic movement. Rooted in Afro-Futurism, darkwave, and post-punk, the project reimagines the past, present, and future of the African diaspora through electrifying soundscapes. Hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, NATURE NVOKE blends raw, emotive energy with ethereal, futuristic textures, crafting a sound that is both haunting and transcendental.
Fueled by ancestral echoes and modern rebellion, NATURE NVOKE stands at the intersection of punk ethos and otherworldly mysticism, pulling influences from the underground while forging a path entirely its own. Each track is a journey—blurring the lines between melancholy and power, reflection and revolution.
With an uncompromising vision and a relentless drive to challenge sonic boundaries, NATURE NVOKE isn’t just creating music—it’s summoning a new era of sound.
Jesse & The Spirit
With collaboration from an unexplainable presence known simply as “The Spirit.” Jesse James (they/them) creates viscerally emotional soundscapes in a maelstrom of electronic and acoustic drums, ambient synths, noise walls, classical guitar, and otherworldly samples, touching on a variety of genres from trip hop, cold wave, and ambient to folk, noise, and raw atmospheric black metal. Gloom.
Jesse James is an intensely DIY-focused writer, producer, vocalist, multi instrumentalist, and visual artist based in Brooklyn, NY
- All shows are 21+
- Doors open 1 hour before showtime
- Ample parking is available in our lot!
The members of Autopolitan are not new to Cleveland's music scene: You've seen them perform onstage in such bands as Cloud Nothings, Chomp, and Herzog, among others. But when this trio comes together as Autopolitan, they become better than the sum of their already-impressive parts: Their bleary-eyed post-punk is a perfect soundtrack to anxiety-fueled late nights spent in unusual places.