Slowcore darlings Sprain play with Eastern Westerner and Eve’s Peach, in a concert hosted by The Come Up, a San Jose DIY collective that’s been making a lot of noise on the  local scene of late. Come watch “the doom band that decided to play clean,” led by April Gerloff and Alex Kent, as they wind down their tour of the Pacific Northwest . The mostly quiet L.A. indie band made waves with their eponymous EP in August. Sprain crafts the kind of luscious lo-fi music perfect for staring at walls, crying or standing with your hands in your pockets nodding thoughtfully. The suggested donation is $5.

Sprain
Sun, 8pm, $5
San Jose Peace & Justice Center

There is a classic indie rock vibe to Funny Face House’s BDIY-005. Released this past August, BDIY is a hissing snap of four-track rock complete with weirdo melodies, scuzzy vocals, double-tracked guitar solos and warbly keyboards. Think Pavement debut Slanted and Enchanted, or Thee Oh Sees. It’s also an unabashedly fun record, taking no prisoners in its playfulness. The supremely Pavement-y “Lizard” asks the question “What am I?” then screams the answer: “A lizard!” Reptile or not, Funny Face House is a band to watch in SJ. Philly-based Church Girls and Joan & The Rivers share the bill.

Funny Face House
Sat, 7pm, Donations Accepted
San Jose Peace & Justice Center