If Jimi Hendrix and Jane’s Addiction lived together in a party jam house, and they let Beck and Tom Waits live in a trailer in the driveway while Blind Melon or the Beastie Boys crashed on the couch, it might sound like Victoria-based band The Party on High Street.
Over the past three years, The Party on High Street has musically explored blues grooves, jazzy improvisations and mid-song funk downs to conjure up its own original psychedelic and refreshing “anything goes” music.
Whether acoustic or electric, The Party’s songs of peculiar life experiences, travel and the far-out are morphed to audibly paint a familiar, yet refreshing picture for their listeners every time they step on stage.
The Party on High Street plays the Cambie Saturday (Jan. 7), beginning at 10 p.m.
For information, please visit www.thepartyonhighstreet.com.
