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Treefort 11 Warmup Party with Bone Haus live set, Window Walk and 5-day pass drawing

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After a three-year hiatus, The Record Exchange's annual Treefort Music Fest Warmup Party is back!

Just like Before Times, we're getting you pumped for Treefort (March 22-26) on First Thursday, March 2 (5:30pm). As always, this Record Exchange in-store event is free and all ages.

Hear Treefort 11 artist Bone Haus perform an in-store set in celebration of the post-punk psych-rockers' new release "Confoundead," which will be available for purchase at the event.

Artist Casey Helmick (C HELM) will be live painting their piece for the Treefort 2023 First Thursday Window Walk. The Record Exchange is one of several Downtown Boise businesses showcasing Treefort-inspired window art conceived by local artists. More information and list of participating artists here: https://treefortmusicfest.com/first-thursday-2023/.

Warmup Party guests will have the chance to enter to win a 5-day Treefort pass! (Must be present to win.)Treefort lineup, passes and info at https://www.treefortmusicfest.com.

ABOUT BONE HAUS AND 'CONFOUNDEAD':

Songwriting for Bone Haus' new EP began during the pandemic, shortly after the release of the band's self-titled debut. Whereas the debut was lyrically steered by vocalist Rain Marie toward
mental health themes, the new release sees the band drawing on more direct experiences that they endured during the writing process. From haunted rehearsal spaces to toxic relationships,
police brutality to esoteric eroticism, "Confoundead" speaks from the heart and goes for the jugular, with biting commentary and profound performances wrapped up in a dark little package and delivered with conviction.

Staying true to their DIY roots, recording and mixing were done by Joe Black and Andre Maldonado, with production mentoring and mastering handled by Jamie Hill of
 Dept of Energy Mgmt in Tacoma, WA. The band committed most of last year to getting the feel and tonal balance of the production exactly how they wanted it to be, without sacrificing their vision of producing a killer rock release that defies simple description.