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Oh, Sinnet, just when I thought I couldn’t love you any more. Those songs. Those songs! They’ve got jangly guitars, cool bass lines and melodies for days. They dance! They sing! Well done, gentlemen. Rumble Prelim Night #1 is turning into one heck of a night.
Rock ‘N’ Roll Rumble 2014 Prelim Night #1
Rebuilder
Tigerman Woah (Winner)
Sinnet
Guillermo Sexo
Baptized in beer. Salvation in a song. Tigerman Woah converted the Rumble masses at TT’s. Now they pass through the golden gates into the Semi Finals after taking Prelim Night #1 of the 2014 Rock ‘N’ Roll Rumble. One question remains: How many more caresses will there be?
Rock ‘N’ Roll Rumble 2014 Prelim Night #1
Rebuilder
Tigerman Woah (Winner)
Sinnet
Guillermo Sexo
Well, there you go. Rebuilder just kicked off the 35th Rock ‘N’ Roll Rumble with a firecracker of a set. Loud, fast, pop punk with attitude that worked as well on this Sunday night as it probably does kicking off a weekend.
Rock ‘N’ Roll Rumble 2014 Prelim Night #1
Rebuilder
Tigerman Woah (Winner)
Sinnet
Guillermo Sexo
Where ya been, Parlour Bells? Haven’t seen you around much lately. Oh, you’ve been writing some new tunes like “Celebrities On Ice?” In that case, take as much time as you need.
It’s good to have you back, though…
D-Tension’s Secret Project was recently unveiled at The Middle East Downstairs. Backed by the tight and versatile Secret Project Band, D-Tension hosted a slew of talented collaborators to perform the electro-pop hits of the companion album. Cool idea. Well executed. Fun night.
Do you want inspiration? Do you want joy? Do you want music made with the best intentions gone wonderfully, horribly awry?
You want Streight Angular.
Drab brought a set of fuzzed-out, ’90s-inspired indie rock to The Middle East Downstairs. They opened the release party for D-Tension’s Secret Project.
Another month, another sold out Rock-n-Romp at The Sinclair. These family friendly rock shows really are something special. It’s wonderful to watch bands embrace the event. Hallelujah The Hills’ set was inspiring. How can you go wrong with wonderful songs played with passion? You can’t. That’s something that all ages can appreciate.
Man Alive! opened the March edition of Rock-n-Romp with their comfort music.
Varsity Drag shared their punk-rock-built-upon-pop-sensibilities with the TT’s crowd for some mid-week fun.
