Studded Left

By Veronica Salinas Get ready for a show that splinters the boundaries of musical genres, featuring Bolivian-American headliner Elysia Crampton. Crampton just released her second solo release, Spots y Escupitajo, which features short composed movements and more developed sonic tracks. Her sets mingle South American genres with synth noise over yowling quasi-political narratives. A multidisciplinary artist, Crampton's onstage persona is explosive and yet centers on futuristic spirituality. Also get ready to vogue with San Antonio's high-intensity gender-queer crew House of Kenzo, whose live performances have proven to be explosive — think In Living Color's Fly Girls from the fabulous, futuristic Southwest. B L A C K I E, Studded Left and Rough Sleepers open.