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Aqueous Returns to the King's Rook

A not-to-be-missed night at the club with some great acts.

by Ryan Smith
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April 1, 2015 at 6:45 AM
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Spring's arrival is going to be taking Buffalo-based prog-jam wizards Aqueous all over the map, on a fantastic voyage to play the hell outta some very of-note venues and major festivals from Telluride, Colorado to Hamilton, Ontario.

And, somewhere along their sojourns – after Brooklyn, before Boston – they'll be coming back around to Erie, a city where their out-there sound's always well-heard.

This time in – on Saturday, April 11 – the astral-groove maestros are back at the King's Rook Club's downstairs concert complex, which they've completely blasted the roof off of a time or two before.

With soul-stirring Erie singer/songwriter Tyler Smilo playing an opening set, and straight-no-chaser rockers Daybreak Radio (which Smilo's also in) playing the post-party in the Rook's upstairs lounge, this is, just like its organizers say, shaping up to be a not-to-be-missed night at the club.

Aqueous is always flowing further and further along its way to ever-bigger, broader sonic streams, so anytime they come around is a good time to dip your feet in – hell, jump all in – with them. — Ryan Smith

Saturday, April 11 (doors at 8 p.m.)  // 1921 Peach St. // facebook.com/kingsrookclub

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