Live: White Fence @ 100 Club

by | Feb 2, 2015

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

Tonight’s White Fence show at the 100 Club reminds us how 60’s music will always be re-interpreted in new and interesting ways. Support bands Family and Ultimate Painting bring a  Velvet Underground and The Byrds tinged vibe to the proceedings. Ultimate Painting (former members of Mazes and Veronica Falls) really stands out with their two singers trading off vocals and harmonizing over evocative, meandering songs.

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

Sporting a spangly, paisley top, but with an understated presence, Tim Presley is beloved by this crowd. A highly respected figure in the psychedelic lo-fi scene, his band (including Cate Le Bon on guitar and vocals, Nick Murray on drums and bass player Josh Puklavetzon on this tour) White Fence, brings a fierceness and intensity to the stage.

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

Arrow Man and Fear from his 2014 album, For the Recently Found Innocent are particular standouts and we get a nearly 10 minute mega-jam at one point. It’s worth noting that this really was an all ages show.

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

White Fence appeals to people new to the genre of lo-fi psychedelia  and for those well familiar with Tim Presley and his circle that includes Jessica Pratt and Ty Segall. Check out his work with The Fall and Darker My Love to see the depth of his influence. It might be January, where the gigs hard to come by, but we’d all be happy to see White Fence again no matter the month.

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

White Fence play the 100 Club with Tim Presley & Cate le Bon (Rachel Lipsitz)

Photography and Review by Rachel Lipsitz. White Fence at the 100 Club. Wednesday 29th Jan 2015.

The whole shoot is here including more pictures of the band

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and all the pictures in the gallery: http://images.rockshotmagazine.com/#!/index/G0000j7PZK266k4g
Rachel has her own website here:http://www.littletrousers.com/

Interview with Cate Le Bon here: https://rockshotmagazine.com/14515/interview-drinks-raising-a-glass-to-good-friends/

 

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