Machine Girl performs live at the Lincoln Theatre with support from Portrayal of Guilt and yesterdayneverhappened.
Machine Girl plays the Lincoln Theatre on Wednesday, October 14, with Portrayal of Guilt and yesterdayneverhappened opening. It's a mid-week show in downtown Raleigh, so it's one of those nights where you'll want to plan your evening around it rather than just rolling in after work.
If you're not familiar, Machine Girl is an NYC-based act whose sound pulls from breakcore, electronic, industrial, and experimental punk. That's a wide net to cast, and it's a good way to describe why the music feels the way it does—it's built on the fast, chopped-up rhythms of breakcore, the heavy textures of industrial, and the raw energy of punk, all pushed through an electronic lens. It's the kind of set that doesn't sit still, moving from one mood to another without much warning.
Sharing the bill are Portrayal of Guilt and yesterdayneverhappened, so the night starts well before Machine Girl takes the stage. With two openers, it's a full evening of music rather than a single set, which means you'll want to arrive early if you're coming for the whole lineup. The Lincoln Theatre is at 126 E Cabarrus St, right in the heart of downtown Raleigh.
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Doors open at 7 PM and the show starts at 8 PM, so you've got an hour to get in and settled before the first act kicks off. Tickets are $37.95.
