Basilica SoundScape Set Times Revealed
Basilica SoundScape returns to Basilica Hudson in Hudson, New York from September 11-13. Today, the set times for each day have been revealed; find the breakdown below. There has also been a change to the lineup: Lydia Ainsworth has replaced Blanck Mass on Friday’s lineup. (Blanck Mass was forced to cancel due to visa issues.)
Weekend passes are available now for $70, or for $115 with camping included. Buy tickets here. You can RSVP on Facebook here.
Also, Godspeed You! Black Emperor will perform a pre-festival show on Tuesday, September 8 at Basilica Hudson. Doors are at 8 p.m. Tickets are available for $20 in advance and $25 at the door for the show. Advance ticket purchasers can buy weekend passes for Basilica SoundScape for the discounted price of $60. Find information about that here.
Friday, September 11:
6:30 Screening of We Won’t Bow Down
8:00 Weyes Blood
8:45 Sitar and tabla concert by Indrajit Banerjee & Gourisankar
9:30 Lydia Ainsworth
10:30 Viet Cong
11:30 Actress
12:30 HEALTH
Friday opens with a screening of We Won’t Bow Down, a film about the secret culture of the Mardi Gras Indian. At 1 a.m., an afterparty will take place at the Half Moon (48 S. Front St.) featuring DJ Ephraim Asili.
Saturday:
6:00 Circuit des Yeux
6:30 Holly Anderson & Chris Brokaw reading The Night She Slept With a Bear
7:00 Sannhet
8:00 Jenny Hval
9:00 Triangle Trio: Chris Corsano, Otto Hauser, Ryan Sawyer
9:30 Wolf Eyes
10:30 Writers in the Rafters: Dorothea Lasky, Ariana Reines, Sarah Jean Alexander
11:00 Perfume Genius
12:00 The Haxan Cloak
At 1 a.m., an afterparty at the Half Moon will feature the Haxan Cloak, Robin Carolan (Tri Angle Records), and Rainbow in the Dark.
Basilica Soundscape is organized by Pitchfork Managing Editor Brandon Stosuy, Basilica Hudson Founders and Creative Directors Melissa Auf der Mar and Tony Stone, and Leg Up Management’s Brian DeRan.
Watch the interactive documentary on last year’s festival, which lets the viewer choose the order in which they watch performances from Swans, Deafheaven, Arcade Fire’s Richard Reed Parry, White Lung, and more. The documentary, which was co-directed by Jim Larson and William Colby, includes footage of the surrounding Hudson Valley to give the viewer the full experience of this unique festival. Below, watch a clip from Swans’ performance:
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