Giles Corey is Dan Barrett's long-running solo vehicle, a project that sits somewhere between damaged folk, tape-hiss ambience, and the confessional extremes of his work in Have a Nice Life. The self-titled record has quietly become a cult document; live, the material is spare and unsettling in a way that a small room amplifies.
Kathryn Mohr and Val Acton Loper open, both working in adjacent territory — slow, low-lit, texture-first songwriting.
Doors are at 7 p.m.
Room: Masquerade Purgatory, 50 Lower Alabama St, Underground Atlanta.
