Friday, June 13 – Miracle Blood, Deranged Youth, and Abel Blood at The Button Factory Stage
Doors: 7:00 PM | Show: 8:00 PM
Tickets: $10 online / $15 at the door
Heavy noise punk for the weird at heart.
Miracle Blood, Deranged Youth, and Abel Blood are bringing the chaos to The Button Factory Stage on Friday, June 13.
Miracle Blood
Hello Hell,' the second album from Boston heavy, noise-punks, Miracle Blood, has already been called "incredibly relevant," "career defining," "endlessly replayable," and "a standout piece within any punk music lover’s record collection," since it's release on Nefarious Industries on November 15, 2024. The record delivers 10 ripping tracks in 31 minutes, showing off the band's one of a kind, genre-bucking take on noise-punk: dissonant, heavy and chaotic, yet melodic, catchy and playful all at the same time. Since 2022, Miracle Blood have been building their reputation as one of the most original and hard working bands in the East Coast DIY scene. Since then, the band has self-released their debut album, completed two eastern US tours, and been nominated for two Boston Music Awards. Now, Miracle Blood has released their second full-length with acclaim from both critics and fans.
Started in 2014 with the goal of creating something that was live-performance based, loud, energetic and unique, the band has since carved out a reputation for their electrifying live performances, charismatic songwriting and what has been called ʻthe best scream in the cityʼ of Boston. The band has been featured in Decibel Magazine, Idioteq.com, No Clean Singing and NoEcho.net. They have shared the stage with Thy Will Be Done, Tree, Great Falls, Landowner, and Boozewa bringing their brand of "gnarly noise-punk for the weird at heart" to the masses.
Abel Blood
Known for their hypotonic and crushing blend of psych, doom, and atmospheric soundscapes, the New England-based trio has been making waves since their formation in 2021, drawing comparison to Isis, Melvins, Black Sabbath, Kyuss, Pink Floyd, and Sleep.
Formed by Adam Joslyn (No Thanks, Buck 55) on vocals, guitars, and bass, Jim DeLuca (No Thanks) on drums, and Malcolm Salls on guitar, bass and vocals, Abel Blood Deliver an unrelenting wall of sound both in the studio and on stage. Their live performances have been described as louder than Motorhead, an immersive and overpowering experience that leaves audiences spellbound.
Deranged Youth
For fifteen years Deranged Youth have been on their own path, leaving behind a trail of blood, sweat, broken equipment and confused looks. Equal parts loud, fast, low and whimsical, the musical catalogue covers everything from 80s punk to slams and jazz. There may be saxophones, there may be fire, there may be wounds, but at the end of the night there will always be someone turning to their friend and asking "what the fuck was that?"
**Complimentary earplugs available
Brace yourself for a wall of sound.
$10 online / $15 at the door.
