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Banished Music and Strange News have dropped the first new addition to the already mind-meltingly great line-up for Strange Universe: Winter.

Hold onto your skulls, because on Saturday 6 June at the Powerstation, we’re getting deep, dank, and psychedelic with The Black Angels...

 

2026 marks the 20th anniversary of the band’s debut album, Passover (2006), a now-classic record that helped define the 21st-century psych revival. To celebrate, The Black Angels - Alex Maas (vocals/bass), Christian Bland (guitar), Stephanie Bailey (drums), Jake Garcia (guitar), and Misti Hamrick (bass) are returning to the road to perform the album in full, along with their greatest hits.

 

Formed in Austin, Texas in 2004, The Black Angels have become one of the most influential bands of the modern psychedelic rock movement. Drawing inspiration from forebears such as Syd Barrett, Roky Erickson, Arthur Lee, and The Velvet Underground, the band crafts a sound that is both reverent to the genre’s roots and fiercely forward-looking, hypnotic, heavy, political, and immersive.

 

Beyond their own recordings, the band’s impact on the global psychedelic community is cemented by their role as founders of Austin Psych Fest, one of the world’s most important gatherings for psychedelic, experimental, and underground music.

 

Following albums such as Death Song (2017) and Wilderness of Mirrors (2022) on Partisan Records, The Black Angels continue to evolve while remaining unmistakably themselves: a band that channels the spirit of classic psychedelia into a dark, modern, and deeply powerful form.

Setlists

  1. Passover

    1. 1.Young Men Dead
    2. 2.The First Vietnamese War
    3. 3.The Sniper at the Gates of Heaven
    4. 4.The Prodigal Sun
    5. 5.Black Grease
    6. 6.Manipulation
    7. 7.Empire
    8. 8.Better Off Alone
    9. 9.Bloodhounds on My Trail
    10. 10.Call to Arms
    11. 11.Mistress Brown (Fighting in Iraq)
    1. 12.Ronettes
    2. 13.Bad Vibrations
    3. 14.Push It
    4. 15.Song 6
    5. 16.Firefly
    6. 17.Daisies
    7. 18.Without a Trace
    8. 19.Turkish
    9. 20.Entrance Song

  1. Passover

    1. 1.Young Men Dead
    2. 2.The First Vietnamese War
    3. 3.The Sniper at the Gates of Heaven
    4. 4.The Prodigal Sun
    5. 5.Black Grease
    6. 6.Manipulation
    7. 7.Empire
    8. 8.Better Off Alone
    9. 9.Bloodhounds on My Trail
    10. 10.Call to Arms

  2. Encore

    1. 11.Bad Vibrations
    2. 12.Broken Soldier
    3. 13.Push It
    4. 14.Death March
    5. 15.UKR
    6. 16.Grab as Much (as You Can)
    7. 17.Song 6
    8. 18.Daisies
    9. 19.Turkish
    1. 1.Black Grease
    2. 2.Turkish
    3. 3.Grab as Much (as You Can)
    4. 4.Medicine
    5. 5.Young Men Dead
    6. 6.Empires Falling
    1. 1.Currency
    2. 2.The Sniper at the Gates of Heaven (On setlist as “Old Sniper”)
    3. 3.Black Grease
    4. 4.Firefly
    5. 5.Empires Falling
    6. 6.Haunting at 1300 McKinley
    7. 7.The Prodigal Sun (On setlist as “Prodigal Son”)
    8. 8.Turkish
    9. 9.Young Men Dead
    10. 10.UKR
    11. 11.Molly Moves My Generation
    1. 1.Currency
    2. 2.The Sniper at the Gates of Heaven
    3. 3.Black Grease
    4. 4.Firefly
    5. 5.Empires Falling
    6. 6.Haunting at 1300 McKinley
    7. 7.Without a Trace
    8. 8.The Prodigal Sun
    9. 9.Young Men Dead
    10. 10.UKR
    11. 11.Bloodhounds on My Trail
    12. 12.Entrance Song
    13. 13.El Jardin
    14. 14.Turkish

  2. Encore

    1. 15.The River
    2. 16.Snake in the Grass
    3. 17.Molly Moves My Generation

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Artist Presale: Thursday 2 April, 9am
Promoter Presale: Thursday 2 April, 9am
General Public: Friday 3 April, 9am

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