Hot Flash Heat Wave, Bleary Eyed, High.
About This Event
Hot Flash Heat Wave appear on a bill at Elsewhere with shoegaze-leaning solo Bleary Eyed and New York comedian High. Hot Flash Heat Wave’s songs sit between lean guitar pop and darker post‑punk edges, favoring propulsion and melodic economy. Bleary Eyed works in layered guitars and measured tempos at the intersection of shoegaze and slowcore, while High offers intimate, observational comedy built on precise character work.
About the Artists
Hot Flash Heat Wave
Hot Flash Heat Wave is an indie rock group that began in Davis, California, and later relocated to San Francisco’s Excelsior District. Their songs sit between lean guitar pop and darker post-punk edges, with a haze of dream-pop texture.
High
High is a New York City comedy performer seen at Union Hall, often working in rooms built for close listening and quick shifts in tone. Their work sits in the tradition of “high comedy,” leaning on wit, social observation, and precise character behavior rather than broad punch lines.
Bleary Eyed
Bleary Eyed is an individual rock/pop artist working at the intersection of shoegaze and slowcore, with a sound built around layered guitars and measured tempos. In New York City they have appeared at Elsewhere, sharing the bill with Hot Flash Heat Wave and the comedian High.