Eight Gigs: Odonis Odonis
Mon., Oct. 10, 7:30 p.m., Press Club, $8
Industrial music is still a thing. It may not be hitting the mainstream like it briefly did in the mid ’90s, but there are still plenty of innovators within the genre. Odonis Odonis is one such band that has infused straight industrial motifs with nods to electronic and no-wave. The latest album, Post Plague, creates the same kind of futuristic, tension-filled imagery that Kraftwerk did in its heyday. Hypnotic pulses and scratchy, keening vocals sound like they are transmitting from an apocalyptic landscape where military machinery patrol crumbled cities and the end of civilization is inevitable. 2030 P Street, www.odonisodonis.com.
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