Genre: Rock

Monday 09/27/2021The Crocodile Presents:GIRL FRIDAY / CRYOGEYSER$13 ADV / $15 DOS8:30PM doors21+Clock Out Lounge requires proof of Covid-19 Vaccination OR negative Covid-19 test from within 48 hours of the event.

The Crocodile Presents:Sunday 09/19/21 MEATBODIESAcid DadAcid Tongue$18.50 ADV / $20 DOS8:30PM Doors21+At Clock Out LoungeAll ticketholders must show proof of Covid-19 vaccination OR a negative Covid-19 test from within 48 hours of the event. But as much as it speaks to the disillusionment of a lost generation, 333 also abounds with theinnovation that limited resources can inspire. To set the Zeppelin III-styled pagan-campfire jamLet Go (333) in motion, Ubovich tapped out the beat with drumsticks on his pillow, whileNighttime Hidden Faces melds two completely different demos together, steering its Stereolabsynth drones into a mind-bending boogie worthy of Royal Trux. The instrumental Eye Erasermight be 333s greatest example of hermetic ingenuitywhat may have turned into a shoegazerager is instead rendered as a blissful union of brain-fogging fuzz and minimalist electro beats.Ironically, by working within a tighter lo-fi schematic on 333, Meatbodies have greatly expandedtheir palette, opening new portals to explore. And yet for all its free-ranging experimentation,333 arrives at a tidy, full-circle conclusion with the sundazed serenade, The Hero, a song thatUbovich sees as a logical bookend to the opener. As he explains: One is the id, one is thesuper-ego, Although I dont know which is which. Theyre both very sardonic and defeatist in alot of ways, but The Hero is supposed to be a little funnier, laughing at everything. Hes earnedthe right to a chuckle: For an album that wasnt supposed to exist, 333 is the ultimate testamentto Meatbodies renewed vitality.

The Crocodile Presents:Sunday 09/19/21 MEATBODIESAcid DadAcid Tongue$18.50 ADV / $20 DOS8:30PM Doors21+At Clock Out LoungeAll ticketholders must show proof of Covid-19 vaccination OR a negative Covid-19 test from within 48 hours of the event. But as much as it speaks to the disillusionment of a lost generation, 333 also abounds with theinnovation that limited resources can inspire. To set the Zeppelin III-styled pagan-campfire jamLet Go (333) in motion, Ubovich tapped out the beat with drumsticks on his pillow, whileNighttime Hidden Faces melds two completely different demos together, steering its Stereolabsynth drones into a mind-bending boogie worthy of Royal Trux. The instrumental Eye Erasermight be 333s greatest example of hermetic ingenuitywhat may have turned into a shoegazerager is instead rendered as a blissful union of brain-fogging fuzz and minimalist electro beats.Ironically, by working within a tighter lo-fi schematic on 333, Meatbodies have greatly expandedtheir palette, opening new portals to explore. And yet for all its free-ranging experimentation,333 arrives at a tidy, full-circle conclusion with the sundazed serenade, The Hero, a song thatUbovich sees as a logical bookend to the opener. As he explains: One is the id, one is thesuper-ego, Although I dont know which is which. Theyre both very sardonic and defeatist in alot of ways, but The Hero is supposed to be a little funnier, laughing at everything. Hes earnedthe right to a chuckle: For an album that wasnt supposed to exist, 333 is the ultimate testamentto Meatbodies renewed vitality.

This is an all-ages event, put on by the West Seatle School of Rock. Clock-Out Lounge requires COVID-19 vaccination for all patrons, unless unable to receive due to age or medical condition. Please have your Vaccination card OR proof of a negative COVID-19 test, from within 48 hours of the event start time.

Clock Out Lounge Covid-19 Vaccination Policy:We require vaccination and proof in the form of your vaccination card or a photo of your card, matching your name and birthdate. If unable to provide or if unvaccinated, we require proof of a negative Covid-19 test, from within 48 hours of entry to the event Masks are required while indoors regardless of vaccine status. You may remove your mask while actively consuming a beverage, but we ask that you promply reapply your mask and continue to wear it throughout the performance.

School of Rock West Seattle perorms:Devo vs. The CarsAll-Ages, bar w/ ID$12 advance / $15 day of show​Clock Out Lounge Covid-19 Vaccination Policy:We ask all patrons to show proof of Covid-19 Vaccination OR negative Covid-19 test, within 48 hours prior to the event. We ask patrons to still wear a mask while indoors.Those under 12 years old and those unable to get vaccination due to pre-existing health reasons must wear a mask while indoors.