Cult Babies, Jordan Esker & The Hundred Percent, Grimsel @Hang Fire

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Cult Babies

LOCAL label Furious Hooves is throwing a little shindig to welcome two stellar touring bands to Savannah.

Hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, Cult Babies make a drowsy kind of fuzzy psych. The languid static of songs like “Garbage People” transforms into a Zombies-style anthem of love, harmonies and organ buzzing underneath huge, splashy drums.

Released just a few weeks ago, Off to See the Lizard is rollicking, good fun pairing slacker vocals with dreamy, trippy instrumentation.

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Jordan Esker

Tampa, Florida’s Jordan Esker & the Hundred Percent brings a clearer tone to the bill with acoustic guitar, terse rhythms, and melodic influences. Best Supporting Actor was released in October 2014; Esker has a captivating voice, able to be tethered then released in falsettos and declarative wails.

Savannah’s Grimsel represent Bomb Shelter Records on the bill; their two-piece show is a gripping, mesmerizing thing that’s not to be missed.

Thursday, November 5, 9 p.m.