Doors open at 7 PM.
Warm tones, mellow grooves, and a touch of psychedelia. Blue Karma blends Tame Impala and Mac DeMarco inspired indie into a unique performance featuring vibraphone and analog synthesizers that may carry listeners into a dreamlike state.
The act unfolds as a two-part experience: the first half featuring mellow, stripped-down acoustic songs built on warm calming tones and nostalgia. The second half ramps things up, with fuzzed-out guitar harmonies and immersive synth textures that expand the sound into psychedelic rock territory.
62-seat listening room tucked under the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge at the end of Castle Street. This is not a bar that happens to have …