The following description comes from the event organizer.

The Purrs have a timeless quality for lovers of rock as a mystery religion, the kind of venue-addicted musicians and fans who unite in worship of the car wreck lifestyle, transmitting heavy vibes both Medieval and futurist between psychedelic music and post-punk rock. Back when live music consumed your nights, they were Seattle’s best bet for a rigorous, relatable, trippy, dark yet comradely great time.

Their exquisitely entitled new live collection We Thought There’d Be More People Here starts off with the bass-driven deep cuts and features a middle apex of anthems like “Taste of Monday,” “Much Too Much,” and the SPIN Magazine-kissed single, “Loose Talk,” about which the premiere was writ, “Like fellow Neo-Classicists Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Brian Jonestown Massacre, the Purrs deal in subdued stompers and hazy rave-ups — the kind of rock that convinces parents their kid is on goofballs.”