Last weekend, only one member of Pohgoh stayed in Gainesville after the band’s set for the city’s annual Halloween punk-rock bacchanal, Fest, which brings together dozens and dozens of acts from across the world. “I’m probably a bit more beat up than the rest of the band,” guitarist Matt Slate told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay. But he wasn’t alone in feeling a little worn.
Last weekend, only one member of Pohgoh stayed in Gainesville after the band’s set for the city’s annual Halloween punk-rock bacchanal, Fest, which brings together dozens and dozens of acts from across the world. “I’m probably a bit more beat up than the rest of the band,” guitarist Matt Slate told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay. But he wasn’t alone in feeling a little worn.