The Savannah stop came in the midst of a busy fall tour and was produced by Safe//Sound and Dollhouse Productions.

Nilsson’s synth pop is reminiscent of old new wave stuff — at its best the music seemed to penetrate every pore.

The sound was really good in the relatively spare venue. Jeff Zagers opened with a set that seemed a perfect match for Nilsson.

There weren’t any lights on the performers, which obviously made flashless photography a challenge, but a beautiful video installation by Jae Matthews created some interesting effects.

Here’s a brand new video for “I Hope You Die”:

Jeff Zagers:

Nilsson at The Sparetime (click for larger versions):

This looks like it should be a really good show, at least based on the videos:

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