Rachel Woodall writesJoin Us for CHIRP Night at the Whistler with Distant Cities & KSRA!

It's time again for the CHIRP Night at the Whistler! This month on Monday, November 11, we welcome local bands Distant Cities and KSRA.

Distant Cities is a trio of illusive musicians with a sound they describe as “interminably cimmerian, voltaic-stygian, and scintillated.” In laymen's terms, their music is endlessly dark, electrified and hellish, and animated. (This writer admits needing to look up a few of those original terms, but after doing that and hearing the music, it all made sense.) The band has a dark, electronic sound. The setup is simple in theory: vocals, synth, and drums. Their music, however, is anything but simple. Each song is intricate and invites listeners to step outside of their own worlds. Come enjoy their dark, cosmic sounds!

KSRA is Rachel Sarah Thomas, a one-woman power machine. She is a producer, songwriter, and powerful singer. She describes her music as “90s chill pop.” It is an interesting combination which works: electric sounds, sampling, and her rich vocals all come together to make an addictive sound.

Come out to the Whistler this Monday night to support CHIRP and these upcoming local bands!